AB 1747-AICR
AB 1747-AICR
AB 1747-AICR
AB 1747-AICR
AB 1747-AICR
AB 1747-AICR
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1747-AICR

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Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR appears in an official DH-485 link-coupler connection diagram as an RJ11 interface option for an SLC system.
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Technical specifications for 1747-AICR

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    1747-AICR
  • Product Family:
    SLC 500
  • Product Type:
    DH-485 RJ11 Link-Coupler Interface Accessory
  • Stock:
    1
  • Connection Catalog Options in Official Figure:
    1746-AIC or 1747-AICR
  • Network:
    DH-485
  • Connector:
    RJ11
  • System Interface Context:
    SLC system and SLC processor connection
  • Example Peripheral Path:
    1747-PT1 handheld terminal and T47/T53 terminals in the same official connection figure
  • Dimensions:
    3.5 × 13.0 × 14.5 cm
  • Weight:
    0.16 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Official Context Selection Checks System Evidence Application
  • Trace the installed RJ11 lead to the DH-485 link coupler before removal
  • Record the adjacent coupler, cable catalog numbers, supply wiring, and target SLC processor
  • Do not assume interchangeability from connector appearance or the sample diagram alone

1747-AICR replacement planning should begin with the installed communication path rather than connector appearance alone.

Rockwell's sample diagram places this catalog number on the RJ11 side of an SLC-to-DH-485 link-coupler arrangement alongside programming and hand-held terminal connections.

Because the diagram does not provide a standalone specification table or interchangeability statement, verify the complete nameplate, pinout, mating coupler, cable set, supply wiring, and processor before ordering.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for 1747-AICR are confirmed during quotation.

Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR Manuals, Product Family, 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.

  • The exact model appears in Rockwell publication 1791-TD002
  • It is placed at an RJ11 connection in the sample drawing
  • The relevant network side is labeled DH-485
  • Confirm the physical connector and terminal labels
  • Identify every installed cable by catalog number
  • Do not infer 1746-AIC interchangeability from the word or in one diagram
  • Record the SLC processor model
  • Record the 1791-AIC or other adjacent coupler hardware
  • Capture the programming or handheld terminal used on the link
  • RJ11 access on a documented SLC-to-DH-485 link-coupler arrangement
  • Handheld-terminal access to an SLC processor through the sample DH-485 architecture
  • T47 or T53 programming/monitoring terminal access in the documented link-coupler example
Description
1747-AICR is identified by Rockwell in the RJ11 path between an SLC system and a documented DH-485 link-coupler example.

The diagram also shows programming and handheld terminals, but it does not provide a standalone 1747-AICR specification table or interchangeability statement.

Before purchase, verify the complete nameplate, connector pinout, adjacent coupler, cable catalog numbers, supply wiring, and the target SLC processor.
Alternative Names
1747-AICR 1747 AICR 1747AICR Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR Allen Bradley 1747-AICR Rockwell Automation 1747-AICR SLC 500 1747-AICR
Technical notes
1747-AICR requires confirmation of its nameplate, RJ11 pinout, DH-485 wiring, adjacent coupler, and cable set; the available official diagram does not prove 1746-AIC interchangeability.
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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.
What should a buyer confirm before ordering Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR for an existing DH-485 installation?
Confirm the complete nameplate, RJ11 connection, SLC processor, installed cable catalog numbers, and adjacent link-coupler hardware because the available official source is a connection example rather than a standalone datasheet.
Can Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR automatically replace 1746-AIC?
Do not assume a drop-in replacement. The official diagram shows either catalog number in one connection context but does not establish identical housing, pinout, power, or revision requirements.
Can Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR be selected from a network drawing alone?
No. A drawing can confirm the RJ11 and DH-485 context, but the physical label and installed hardware are still needed to verify the exact item, connector arrangement, and replacement scope.
Will Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR work with the existing programming-terminal connection?
The official example places 1747-PT1 and T47/T53 terminals in the same link-coupler architecture, but the installed terminal, cable, connector, and SLC communication path must be matched before purchase.
What should be checked if replacing Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR does not restore communication?
Recheck the exact catalog label, RJ11 seating, installed cable numbers, SLC processor connection, and adjacent link-coupler path; the located official source does not establish a universal drop-in configuration.
How do cable catalog numbers help verify an Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR DH-485 path?
Use the printed catalog numbers to trace each RJ11 and terminal connection against Rockwell’s diagram. A matching connector shape alone does not identify the cable or prove that it belongs to the intended SLC communication path.
Does Allen-Bradley 1747-AICR include the adjacent DH-485 link coupler and programming-terminal cables?
Do not assume these items are included. Rockwell’s diagram shows the connection architecture, while the interface accessory, link coupler, RJ11 cable, terminal cable, and connectors must each be confirmed in the quotation.