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IC630CCM310

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The General Electric IC630CCM310 I/O Link Local Module establishes the controller-side connection for Series Three remote I/O over a twisted-pair RS-422 link.
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Technical specifications for IC630CCM310

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC630CCM310
  • Product Family:
    GE Intelligent Platforms
  • Product Type:
    I/O Link Local Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Series:
    Series Three PLC
  • Module Role:
    Local end of remote I/O link
  • Link Partner:
    I/O Link Remote module
  • Link Interface:
    RS-422 compatible
  • Cable Medium:
    Twisted-pair cable
  • Maximum Link Distance:
    3300 ft (1 km)
  • Selectable Remote Points:
    8, 16, 32, or 64
  • 48-Point Selection:
    Not supported
  • +5 VDC Load:
    800 mA worst-case
  • +12 VDC Load:
    No load listed
  • Remote Base Unit Rule:
    Inputs or outputs only
  • Tariff Code:
    8517629900
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals System Fit Link Layout Rack Rules Point Setup

Features:

  • Enables a Series Three remote I/O group to participate in a Series Five PLC configuration.
  • Works with the Series Three I/O interface structure that can organize multiple base-unit groups.
  • Provides the local link role for an I/O transfer serving a distant Series Three base unit.
Most valid Series Three I/O arrangements can be incorporated into a Series Five system through a Series Three PLC I/O Interface module.

One Series Three I/O interface can connect as many as three base units, and additional groups may be formed by assigning each group to its own interface.

Within a remote group, IC630CCM310 occupies the local side of the communication path while the corresponding I/O Link Remote module resides at the distant rack.

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Where IC630CCM310 Fits in the Controller Structure

  • Local role: IC630CCM310 is installed at the controlling Series Three base unit rather than at the distant I/O rack.
  • Remote partner: The other end of the path uses an I/O Link Remote module in the separated base unit.
  • Series Five use: A Series Three remote-I/O group can be incorporated into a Series Five configuration through the Series Three interface arrangement.
  • Grouped expansion: Additional Series Three groups are organized through their own I/O interface modules rather than merged into one undefined chain.

Building the IC630CCM310 Local-to-Remote Path

  • Connection medium: The local and remote modules communicate over a two-conductor twisted-pair path with the required ground arrangement.
  • Electrical layer: The remote-I/O communication path is RS-422 compatible.
  • Reach: The complete path from the local position to the last remote rack can extend to 3300 ft (1 km).
  • Role order: Keep IC630CCM310 at the local end and trace the pair continuously to the remote module before assigning I/O.

Organizing Series Three Remote Racks with IC630CCM310

  • Rack purpose: Each remote base unit is dedicated to either input service or output service.
  • Slot boundary: Input and output circuits are not mixed within one remote-I/O slot.
  • Base-unit grouping: Up to three Series Three base units may be connected to one Series Three I/O interface.
  • Expansion method: Multiple groups remain possible when every group is connected through a separate interface module.

Selecting the Transfer Size for IC630CCM310

  • Available blocks: The remote-I/O transfer is selected for 8, 16, 32, or 64 points.
  • Excluded count: A 48-point transfer is not an available selection for this arrangement.
  • Endpoint agreement: The chosen point block must be reproduced at the local and remote sides of the planned chain.
  • Commissioning record: Preserve the selected count with the rack assignment so later service work does not alter the intended I/O image.
Description
Installed at the controller-side base unit, the General Electric IC630CCM310 is the Series Three I/O Link Local Module that carries I/O data to remotely located Series Three equipment.

A remote-I/O channel built around IC630CCM310 pairs the local module with an I/O Link Remote module in a distant base unit. RS-422-compatible twisted-pair wiring connects the two roles and allows the field I/O group to be placed away from the controller.

With IC630CCM310, the transmitted remote-point total is selected as 8, 16, 32, or 64; a 48-point choice is not supported. A remote base unit is dedicated to either input or output service, so input and output circuits are not mixed within a remote-I/O slot.

The official Series Three load table assigns IC630CCM310 80 load units on the +5 VDC rail and no +12 VDC load. At 10 mA per unit, its worst-case +5 VDC contribution is 800 mA and must be included with the other modules in the rack power calculation.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC630CCM310A
IC630CCM310-A, Series A, Rev A
Alternative Names
IC630 CCM310 I/O Link Local Module IC630-CCM310 Series Three Link Module GE Fanuc IC630CCM310 Local I/O Link General Electric IC630CCM310 Remote I/O Interface Series Three IC630CCM310 Communications Module IC630CCM310 Local Link Controller Module GE IC630CCM310 RS-422 I/O Link Module IC630CCM310A I/O Link Local
Technical notes
Allow 800 mA on the +5 VDC rail for IC630CCM310 when checking the worst-case Series Three rack load; the official table lists no +12 VDC demand, and the point selection and twisted-pair link should also be verified.
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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.
Why might a Series Three remote rack stop exchanging I/O after IC630CCM310 replacement?
For IC630CCM310, verify that the local module is in the controller-side base unit, the distant rack uses the matching I/O Link Remote module, the remote-point selection matches the system plan, and both rack power and twisted-pair continuity are sound.
What should be done if an existing IC630CCM310 drawing calls for 48 remote points?
Recheck the design before commissioning IC630CCM310 because the GE manual permits 8, 16, 32, or 64 transmitted points and specifically excludes 48. Select a supported point count and align the remote configuration with it.
How should the rack load be checked before installing IC630CCM310?
Include IC630CCM310 as 800 mA at +5 VDC in the worst-case rack calculation. The official load table lists no +12 VDC load for this module; add the +5 VDC demands of every other module and confirm that the installed Series Three power supply remains within capacity.
What wiring should be inspected when IC630CCM310 intermittently loses remote I/O?
Trace the RS-422-compatible twisted-pair path from IC630CCM310 to the I/O Link Remote module, checking conductor continuity, connection order, route condition, and the documented 3300 ft (1 km) maximum link distance.
Can input and output modules be mixed in a remote base unit served by IC630CCM310?
No. For the Series Three remote-I/O arrangement using IC630CCM310, the GE manual says a remote base unit must contain only inputs or only outputs; input and output circuits are not to be mixed within one remote-I/O slot.
What details should be recorded before replacing IC630CCM310?
Before removing IC630CCM310, record the complete suffix, local/remote module roles, selected remote-point count, twisted-pair terminations, rack power arrangement, and observed link condition so the documented configuration can be reproduced.

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