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ABB Bailey 663636IAI is an MCS I/O distribution board assembly identified with a parallel-bus slave interface for legacy control-system service.
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Technical specifications for 663636IAI

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    663636IAI
  • Product Family:
    ABB Bailey
  • Product Type:
    MCS I/O Distribution Board Assembly
  • Stock:
    1
  • Board Function:
    MCS I/O distribution
  • Bus Interface:
    Parallel bus slave
  • Assembly Type:
    Printed circuit board assembly
  • Weight:
    0.66 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    46.4 x 2.2 x 19.8 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 Board Markings Connection Mapping Service Workflow Product Applications

Features:

  • MCS distribution role: Identifies the assembly within the installed I/O distribution path.
  • Parallel-bus position: The board carries a visible parallel-bus slave designation.
  • Exact assembly identity: The complete board marking supports controlled maintenance selection.
The 663636IAI gives maintenance teams a specific MCS distribution-board identity rather than a generic circuit-board description.

Its parallel-bus slave marking provides a practical discriminator when reviewing the installed bus position.

The model and visible connector layout support coordinated purchasing, receiving and field-service decisions.

The ABB 663636IAI MCS I/O Distribution Board Assembly is available for document review, quotation and procurement support from Apter Power.
ABB 663636IAI MCS I/O Distribution Board Assembly Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Use the complete board marking and installed connector record when requesting documentation or a replacement.
  • Model marking: Use 663636IAI as the exact board identity for the maintenance record.
  • Assembly legend: The board is visibly marked as an MCS I/O distribution board assembly.
  • Bus legend: A parallel-bus slave designation identifies the board-side interface role.
  • Selection boundary: Match the model and both functional legends when screening a service spare.
  • Bus-side position: Return the marked parallel-bus slave connection to the documented installed position.
  • Multiple connections: Record every connector and terminal location before the existing board is disturbed.
  • Cable identity: Keep field labels linked to the removal record throughout the exchange.
  • Stop condition: Do not install a board whose connector or terminal arrangement differs from the removed assembly.
  • Removal record: Capture the installed model, connection positions and mounting arrangement before disassembly.
  • Receiving review: Hold a board with damaged connection hardware even when its model marking is correct.
  • Board handling: Keep the assembly protected from electrostatic discharge and connector contamination.
  • Functional release: Return the cabinet to service only after the affected I/O path passes the site’s checks.
  • Installed-base maintenance: Supports service of ABB Bailey MCS cabinets already using 663636IAI.
  • Exact-board exchange: Provides a replacement path after the installed distribution assembly is isolated as the failed point.
  • Planned spare holding: Can be reserved for a cabinet whose board identity and parallel-bus slave position have been matched.
Description
In an ABB Bailey MCS cabinet, the 663636IAI serves as the I/O distribution board assembly and is marked for a parallel-bus slave position. That identity places it in the cabinet’s distribution path rather than treating it as a general-purpose interface board.

The parallel-bus slave role makes the installed board’s connector arrangement and bus position part of the selection decision for 663636IAI. An exact match prevents approval based only on board outline or a similar connector count.

For an exchange involving 663636IAI, maintenance teams can use the printed board designation together with the removed unit’s connector map and asset record. This gives purchasing, receiving and field service one consistent identity from quotation through return-to-service checks.
Alternative Names
663636 IAI 663636-IAI ABB 663636IAI
Technical notes
663636IAI is identified as an MCS I/O distribution board with a parallel-bus slave interface. A board with similar dimensions may use different connector assignments or bus logic. Match the exact assembly marking, connector layout and host-system documentation before installation, and stop if any of those identity checks disagree.
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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.
Can a maintenance planner approve 663636IAI for an MCS cabinet that uses a parallel-bus slave board?
Only when the installed board also matches the full model and connector arrangement. The MCS distribution and parallel-bus slave markings establish the required role, but they do not make every similarly shaped board interchangeable.
Should a technician replace 663636IAI immediately after an MCS I/O communication fault appears?
No. The fault must first be isolated to the distribution board rather than the upstream bus, connector path, or downstream I/O. Exchange the board only when site diagnostics or controlled substitution identify the assembly as the failed point.
How should connector positions be captured before removing 663636IAI?
Photograph and label each installed connection before disassembly, and keep that map with the work order. The board carries multiple connection groups, so losing their original positions can create a wiring error during reinstallation.
What should receiving do if 663636IAI has the correct marking but damaged connector hardware?
Quarantine the board and do not release it for installation. Correct identity does not compensate for bent, cracked, contaminated, or loose connection hardware that could affect the bus or I/O path.
Which details should procurement place on an RFQ for 663636IAI?
Specify the complete model, requested condition and quantity, and describe the item as the MCS I/O distribution board assembly with a parallel-bus slave role. This keeps the quotation tied to the installed configuration rather than a generic circuit board.
When may maintenance return the system to service after installing 663636IAI?
Only after connector placement matches the removal record and the site’s checks show the affected I/O path is healthy without new bus or channel alarms. If behavior differs from the pre-work baseline, stop and keep the equipment in a safe maintenance state.