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General Electric IC600BF830 is an Advanced I/O Receiver Module that adds programmable fault isolation and diagnostic reporting to a Series Six I/O rack.
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Technical specifications for IC600BF830

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC600BF830
  • Product Family:
    GE Series Six Plus
  • Product Type:
    Advanced I/O Receiver Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Rack Position:
    Leftmost slot of a Series Six I/O rack
  • Receiver Role:
    Standard I/O receive path plus advanced fault diagnostics
  • Detected Conditions:
    Cable, rack power, watchdog, input parity and output parity faults
  • CPU Interface:
    Assigned diagnostic input and output bytes
  • Address Selection:
    Two seven-segment DIP-switch groups
  • Option Selection:
    Eight-position diagnostic switch bank
  • Rack-End Selection:
    Resistor-pack position selects intermediate or final rack
  • Watchdog Interval:
    Approximately 1 second
  • Connectors:
    Upper upstream path; lower continuation or programmer connection
  • Indicators:
    12 front-panel status and diagnostic LEDs
  • Backplane Supply:
    5 VDC
  • Current Draw:
    680 mA typical, 1.2 A maximum
  • Operating Temperature:
    0 to 60 deg C
  • Storage Temperature:
    -20 to 70 deg C
  • Relative Humidity:
    5% to 95%, noncondensing
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    31.7x28.0x3.1cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Fault Map Switches Rack Link Diagnosis

Features:

  • Adds programmable fault diagnostics to the Series Six I/O receive path.
  • Returns cable, power, watchdog, and parity status to CPU logic.
  • Can isolate selected faults while unaffected I/O continues under control.
IC600BF830 occupies the first slot of an I/O rack and monitors both its local condition and the connected chain.

Address bytes and option switches let the controller program interpret and respond to faults instead of relying only on a global stop.

Because indications latch, the recorded LED pattern is valuable evidence before any reset.

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General Electric IC600BF830 Advanced I/O Receiver Module 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.

Return the affected rack and condition to CPU logic

  • Parity response: IC600BF830 uses its assigned input byte to report chain faults, rack-power events, watchdog timeout, and parity conditions.
  • Address map: Map each bit into the maintenance logic and preserve the expected status for a healthy rack.
  • Address control: Avoid reusing an occupied address.
  • Output control: Test annunciation and the programmed safe response before normal outputs are restored.

Copy every hardware selection

  • Module position: Two address groups, the option switch bank, and the resistor-pack locations determine how IC600BF830 behaves.
  • Rack arrangement: Photograph the board before removal and transcribe the settings into the rack record.
  • I/O continuity: A spare with default switches may operate only as a standard receiver.
  • Fault blocking: Review each enabled fault-blocking choice against the current safety strategy.

Keep upstream and downstream connections distinct

  • Program record: The upper IC600BF830 connector receives the CPU or upstream rack path.
  • Connector condition: The lower connector continues the chain or supports the supported programmer connection.
  • Cable path: Label both cables and inspect retention hardware, shielding, and connector pins.
  • Operational effect: Do not reverse them during a hurried outage.
  • End-to-end continuity: Verify continuity through every connected station after the module is seated.

Preserve latched evidence before clearing it

  • Parity response: The front lamps separate local power, chain, watchdog, and parity conditions.
  • Operational effect: Several remain latched until reset, CPU clearing, or power cycle.
  • Cable path: Record the pattern and read the diagnostic byte before pressing RESET.
  • Fault isolation: Then isolate the fault by rack, cable segment, and data direction.
  • Baseline record: Store the known-good pattern after commissioning IC600BF830.
Description
General Electric IC600BF830 is an Advanced I/O Receiver Module for the leftmost position of a Series Six I/O rack. The normal receiver path is combined with additional diagnostics for cable, rack-power, watchdog, and data-parity faults.

Diagnostic status is returned to the CPU program through assigned input and output bytes. Relay logic can then identify the affected rack and choose whether to stop, isolate a chain segment, suppress selected local data, or continue the remaining system under controlled conditions.

Two address switches and an eight-position option bank configure this behavior. The resistor-pack position identifies an intermediate or final rack, while the front indicators retain fault evidence until reset, power cycle, or a CPU-controlled clearing action.

The top connector of IC600BF830 receives the upstream I/O path; the lower connector continues the chain or provides a programmer connection. Before exchange, preserve addresses, switch positions, resistor-pack placement, cable direction, and the normal LED pattern.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC600BF830B
IC600BF830-B, Series B, Rev B
Alternative Names
IC600-BF830 IC600BF-830 IC 600 BF 830 GE IC600BF830 GE Fanuc IC600BF830 General Electric IC600BF830 Series Six IC600BF830 IC600BF830 I/O Receiver
Technical notes
Photograph IC600BF830 addresses, option switches, resistor packs, cable direction, and all latched LEDs before resetting the rack or removing the receiver.
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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 be captured before IC600BF830 is removed?
Record IC600BF830 input and output addresses, all option switches, resistor-pack locations, upstream and downstream cables, connected racks, and every latched LED.
Why can IC600BF830 keep a CPU running after an I/O fault?
IC600BF830 can report the fault to relay logic and, when configured, block selected reset or chain-fault propagation so unaffected system sections continue under programmed control.
How can a technician tell whether IC600BF830 is in the last rack?
Check the IC600BF830 resistor-pack locations. Their documented sockets determine whether the receiver is configured for an intermediate or final rack.
What does an IC600BF830 watchdog fault suggest?
The local watchdog indicates that the rack has not been accessed for about one second. Check CPU scanning, cable continuity, upstream hardware, and configuration before replacing IC600BF830.
Why should IC600BF830 fault LEDs be recorded before reset?
Several IC600BF830 diagnostic indications latch. Resetting or cycling power can erase the evidence that identifies the affected rack and fault type.
Can IC600BF830 be installed with all advanced functions disabled?
Yes. The default IC600BF830 setting can behave like a standard receiver, but addresses and switch choices must be documented before advanced diagnostics are enabled.
What proves an IC600BF830 replacement is commissioned?
Verify chain continuity, rack power, address-byte reporting, selected fault responses, watchdog action, LED clearing, and safe output behavior for IC600BF830.