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GE IC695RMX128 Redundancy Memory Module for PACSystems RX3i

GE IC695RMX128 Redundancy Memory Module for PACSystems RX3i

SKU: IC695RMX128 Brand: GE Type: Redundancy memory module
Regular price $288.00 USD
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Product Overview

Investing in system reliability directly reduces unplanned downtime and associated costs. The GE IC695RMX128 Redundancy memory module is engineered to maintain continuous operation in PACSystems RX3i redundant CPU configurations. This module serves as a dedicated data link between the primary and standby CPUs, ensuring that critical process data is always mirrored in real time. By providing a fail-safe mechanism, the GE IC695RMX128 minimizes production interruptions and protects your bottom line.

Key Features

  • Reflective Memory Network: The GE IC695RMX128 operates as a node in a reflective memory topology, instantly updating all connected nodes when data changes.
  • Hot Insertion and Removal: Supports insertion and removal without powering down the system, enabling maintenance without downtime.
  • Network Error Detection: Built-in error detection ensures data integrity across the fiber-optic network.
  • Configurable Network: The module's network parameters are adjustable via programming software, eliminating the need for hardware jumpers.
  • Fiber-Optic Communication: Uses single-mode fiber-optic LC connectors for high-speed, noise-immune data transfer.
  • Compatibility: Works with RMC128/RMX228 modules for flexible system design.

Industry Applications

The GE IC695RMX128 is ideal for industries where continuous operation is critical, such as power generation, oil and gas, chemical processing, and water treatment. In a power plant control system, for example, the module ensures that if the primary controller fails, the backup controller instantly takes over with no data loss. This seamless switchover prevents costly shutdowns and maintains process stability.

Installation Guidance

Install the GE IC695RMX128 in a single slot of the RX3i rack. The module supports hot insertion, so you can place it while the system is powered. For redundant CPU configurations, you need a pair of RMX modules connected via two high-speed fiber-optic cables forming a 2-node ring. A complete communication path must be established between the primary and secondary RMX units. Configuration is done through the programming software—no DIP switches or jumpers required.

Compatibility & Integration

The GE IC695RMX128 integrates seamlessly with PACSystems RX3i CPUs and the RMC128/RMX228 modules. It is designed exclusively for redundant systems and cannot be used as a general-purpose memory exchange module. Ensure that your system includes a dedicated RMX module for the redundant controller pair, and that no other RMX or reflective node shares the network.

Selection Guide

Before purchasing the GE IC695RMX128, verify that your existing system includes compatible RX3i CPUs and that you have the necessary fiber-optic cables with LC connectors. For assistance with compatibility or configuration, contact the experienced team at ubest101. They can help you select the right modules and ensure a smooth integration into your control system.

We Have Answers

1. What is the model number of this redundancy memory module?
The product model is IC695RMX128, as specified.

2. Which company manufactures the IC695RMX128?
The IC695RMX128 is manufactured by GE, based on the provided brand information.

3. What type of industrial component is the IC695RMX128?
The IC695RMX128 is a redundancy memory module, which is a specialized component for redundant control systems.

4. In what kind of automation system is the IC695RMX128 typically used?
As a GE redundancy memory module, it is designed for use in GE industrial control systems requiring synchronized backup memory.

5. What is the primary function of the IC695RMX128?
The IC695RMX128 functions as a redundancy memory module, meaning it supports data synchronization and failover in redundant automation configurations.

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