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IC610ABM100

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Within a Series One or Series One Plus rack, the General Electric IC610ABM100 ASCII/BASIC Module runs MCS BASIC 52 routines and exchanges data through RS-232.
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Technical specifications for IC610ABM100

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC610ABM100
  • Product Family:
    GE Intelligent Platforms
  • Product Type:
    ASCII/BASIC Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Rack Space:
    Single slot
  • Programming Language:
    MCS BASIC 52 with GE commands
  • Program Memory:
    56K battery-backed RAM
  • Serial Interface:
    RS-232
  • Baud Rate Range:
    300 to 19,200 baud
  • Processor Clock:
    11.0592 MHz
  • Power Load:
    300 mA at 9 V
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals BASIC Runtime Serial Port Memory Backup LEDs

Features:

  • Adds an MCS BASIC 52 execution environment to a Series One rack.
  • Retains application and working data in 56K of battery-backed RAM.
  • Exchanges serial data through an RS-232 interface from 300 to 19,200 baud.
The IC610ABM100 gives a Series One or Series One Plus controller a local environment for calculations, text-oriented processing, and serial-device interaction outside the ladder program.

GE-specific commands extend the BASIC language so the module can exchange information with the installed controller while running its own application logic.

A single rack slot combines the interpreter, retained memory, communication port, and front-panel status indicators in one serviceable module.

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Separating the module application from ladder control

  • Language base: Build the module application in MCS BASIC 52.
  • GE extension: Use the added commands for controller-oriented data handling.
  • Local execution: Run the BASIC routine on the module's own processor.
  • Program record: Keep a verified source copy outside the installed rack.

Matching the RS-232 device and port settings

  • Connector: Use the front 9-pin D-sub serial interface.
  • Signal type: Connect equipment that follows the documented RS-232 arrangement.
  • Baud selection: Set a supported rate from 300 through 19,200 baud.
  • Handshake check: Confirm the required transmit, receive, RTS, and CTS behavior before commissioning.

Protecting the retained BASIC application

  • Memory space: Use the 56K battery-backed RAM for program and working data.
  • Backup copy: Archive the current application before module or battery service.
  • Battery warning: Respond to a low-battery indication before retained data is placed at risk.
  • Recovery test: Reload the verified program and confirm its startup behavior after replacement.

Reading the front-panel indicators by function

  • PWRD: The green indicator reports module power.
  • DIAG and BATT: Red indicators identify a diagnostic condition or low battery.
  • TXD and RXD: Amber indicators show serial transmit and receive activity.
  • RTS and CTS: Amber indicators expose the two hardware-handshake states.
Description
Application-specific calculation and serial data handling can be added to a Series One or Series One Plus rack with the General Electric IC610ABM100 ASCII/BASIC Module.

Its MCS BASIC 52 environment includes GE commands, allowing IC610ABM100 to execute local routines that sit outside the controller ladder program.

A 56K battery-backed RAM area retains program and working data, while an 11.0592 MHz clock supports execution inside IC610ABM100 between controller scans and external exchanges.

RS-232 communication from 300 to 19,200 baud connects compatible serial equipment. Before exchanging IC610ABM100, preserve the installed BASIC application and the port settings used by that device.
Alternative Names
IC610 ABM100 IC610-ABM100 IC610ABM-100 IC-610-ABM-100 GE IC610ABM100 GE Fanuc IC610ABM100 1C610ABM100 IC610ABM1OO
Technical notes
Front-panel indications on IC610ABM100 should be read alongside program execution and serial activity; an LED alone cannot confirm that the application is operating.
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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 I confirm IC610ABM100 is suitable for the installed controller?
IC610ABM100 is intended for a Series One or Series One Plus rack and occupies one slot; verify the controller platform and available position before ordering.
What should be preserved before removing IC610ABM100?
Before removing IC610ABM100, archive the BASIC application, serial parameters, connected-device details, and any site-specific working data needed for restoration.
Why might a serial device stop responding after IC610ABM100 is changed?
After changing IC610ABM100, compare the RS-232 wiring, baud rate, port parameters, and remote-device setup with the archived installation values.
What should be checked if IC610ABM100 loses its retained application after an outage?
If IC610ABM100 loses retained data, examine the memory-backup condition and confirm a verified program copy is available before attempting recovery.
Can IC610ABM100 be added without reviewing the rack power budget?
No. IC610ABM100 draws 300 mA from the 9 V rack supply, so the existing module load should be totaled before installation.
How should IC610ABM100 be returned to service after replacement?
Commission IC610ABM100 by loading the verified MCS BASIC 52 application, restoring the serial parameters, and confirming communication with the connected device.

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