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PM858K01 3BSE082895R1

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ABB PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 is the single 33 MHz, 16 MB AC 800M processor package with baseplate, terminators, and backup battery.
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Technical specifications for PM858K01 3BSE082895R1

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    PM858K01 3BSE082895R1
  • Product Family:
    ABB Advant AC800M
  • Product Type:
    Processor Unit Kit
  • Stock:
    1
  • Article Number:
    3BSE082895R1
  • Package Configuration:
    Single-controller K01 kit
  • Controller Version:
    PM858
  • Redundancy:
    No
  • High Integrity:
    No
  • Clock Frequency:
    33 MHz
  • Memory:
    16 MB
  • Application RAM:
    7.147 MB
  • Flash Storage:
    Yes
  • Processor Type:
    MPC866
  • CPU Redundancy Support:
    Yes
  • Power Supply:
    24 V DC (19.2-30 V DC)
  • Current Consumption:
    210 mA typical; 360 mA maximum
  • Typical Power Dissipation:
    5.1 W
  • Ethernet Channels:
    2
  • Serial Channels:
    2 RS-232C
  • CEX-Bus Capacity:
    12 communication modules
  • Minimum Application Cycle:
    1 ms
  • Software Baseline:
    800xA 6.0.2 or Compact Control Builder 6.0.0-1 and later
  • Official Kit Scope:
    PM858, TP830, TB850, TB807, TB852, battery; no license
  • Weight:
    1.2 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    Product dimensions: 11.9 x 18.6 x 13.5 cm.
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    Sweden
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Specifications Capacity Check Single CPU Setup Migration Boundary

Features:

  • Single PM858 package: K01 contains one processor with the documented base and termination hardware.
  • Compact resource profile: The official CPU configuration provides 33 MHz processing and 16 MB RAM.
  • Supported release boundary: ABB defines a minimum 800xA or Compact Control Builder version for PM858.

PM858K01 suits a single-controller AC 800M application whose compiled logic, retained data, communications, and I/O demand fit the PM858 resource profile.

Integrated Ethernet and serial channels support Control Network and engineering functions, while CEX-Bus modules extend the approved communication architecture.

Replacement planning should record software and firmware versions, task execution, CN1/CN2 settings, serial roles, CEX modules, I/O mapping, battery condition, and recovery files.

Availability is subject to Apter Power's current inventory and sourcing confirmation.

ABB PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 Manuals, Datasheets, Links

Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

ABB PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 Processor Unit Kit Specs

General

  • ManufacturerABB
  • ModelPM858K01 3BSE082895R1
  • ConditionNew and factory sealed
  • Product FamilyAC 800M Controllers

Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

PM858 application sizing

  • Compiled memory: Compare the built project with available application RAM.
  • Task margin: Review execution peaks and minimum cycle requirements.
  • Communication load: Include Ethernet, serial, and CEX traffic.
  • Growth plan: Reserve approved logic and I/O capacity before selection.

K01 cabinet preparation

  • TP830: Confirm the baseplate and terminal connections.
  • Terminators: Verify TB850, TB807, and TB852 placement.
  • Battery: Inspect backup-battery condition and maintenance date.
  • Network: Preserve CN1/CN2 identity and switch configuration.

Software and project review

  • Release support: Confirm the documented minimum engineering version.
  • Firmware: Match the project-approved CPU firmware.
  • Project conversion: Compile and test any migrated application before shutdown.
  • Rollback: Keep a verified backup and restoration procedure.
Description
ABB PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 is the single PM858 processor package. ABB lists one PM858 CPU, TP830 baseplate, TB850, TB807 and TB852 terminators, and a memory-backup battery; no license is included.

PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 provides 33 MHz processing and 16 MB RAM with flash storage, two Ethernet channels, two RS-232C channels, and support for the documented AC 800M controller architecture.

Before ordering PM858K01 3BSE082895R1, confirm 800xA 6.0.2 or Compact Control Builder 6.0.0-1 and later, application size, task load, firmware, communication modules, and I/O topology.
Alternative Names
PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 PM858K01-3BSE082895R1 PM858K01 3BSE 082895 R1 PM858K013BSE082895R1 ABB PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 Asea Brown Boveri PM858K01 ABB AC 800M PM858K01 PM858K01 Processor Unit Kit
Technical notes
PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 is the single PM858 processor package for supported AC 800M releases. Verify application capacity, software baseline, base hardware, and complete kit scope.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
How can engineers decide whether PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 has enough application capacity?
Review compiled memory, retained data, task load, communication traffic, I/O scale, and approved future growth against ABB documentation.
Which software versions should be checked for PM858K01 3BSE082895R1?
Confirm 800xA 6.0.2 or Compact Control Builder 6.0.0-1 and a supported later release, plus compatible firmware and libraries.
What should be preserved before replacing PM858K01 3BSE082895R1?
Keep the project archive, firmware, controller configuration, CN settings, serial roles, CEX tree, I/O map, battery record, and rollback plan.
Why might PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 show excessive load after a project restore?
Check task periods, application differences, communication traffic, I/O scans, event processing, diagnostics, and memory utilization.
What package items should procurement verify for PM858K01 3BSE082895R1?
Confirm PM858, TP830, TB850, TB807, TB852, backup battery, nameplate traceability, quantity, condition, and destination.
Can PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 be approved only because another PM858 is installed?
No. Match the full article, software baseline, firmware, package contents, application capacity, network design, and I/O architecture.
What cabinet checks apply to PM858K01 3BSE082895R1?
Verify 24 V DC power, IP20 enclosure, grounding, airflow, temperature, humidity, cable segregation, DIN-rail space, and service access.
What should be investigated if PM858K01 3BSE082895R1 loses a serial device after replacement?
Review COM port assignment, cable type, protocol parameters, isolation requirements, project configuration, connector condition, and diagnostics.

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