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IC600CB507

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General Electric IC600CB507 is a battery-backed 8K register memory module that provides dedicated 16-bit data storage for Series Six advanced-function CPUs.
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Technical specifications for IC600CB507

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC600CB507
  • Product Family:
    GE Series Six Plus
  • Product Type:
    8K Register Memory Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Register Capacity:
    8192 words
  • Word Length:
    16 bits
  • Memory Technology:
    Battery-backed CMOS
  • CPU Compatibility:
    Series Six Model 600 and 6000 with Advanced functions
  • Reserved Position:
    Immediately left of the Internal Memory Module
  • Indicators:
    BATTERY and PARITY
  • Parity Coverage:
    Register memory and Internal Module table memory
  • Backplane Supply:
    5 VDC
  • Maximum Current:
    800 mA
  • Operating Temperature:
    0 to 60 deg C
  • Storage Temperature:
    0 to 70 deg C
  • Relative Humidity:
    5% to 95%, noncondensing
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    31.7x28.0x3.0cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Register Data Battery Parity Replacement

Features:

  • Provides 8192 battery-backed 16-bit words for Series Six register data.
  • Fits the reserved register-memory position beside the Internal Memory Module.
  • Reports battery condition and memory parity through separate indicators.
IC600CB507 gives advanced-function Series Six CPUs a dedicated area for register values used by the running application.

Its battery preserves those values across a normal power loss, making backup condition part of operational readiness.

Safe replacement depends on saving the register set, using the correct slot, and validating parity before outputs are released.

For General Electric IC600CB507 8K Register Memory Module pricing and original manufacturer documentation support, contact Apter Power.
General Electric IC600CB507 8K Register Memory 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.

Preserve the values the process expects

  • Register handling: IC600CB507 stores 8192 words reserved for register data.
  • Operational effect: Those words can include setpoints, accumulated values, recipe information, and other application-dependent state.
  • Register backup: A ladder listing does not necessarily reproduce the live register contents.
  • Recorded baseline: Save the authorized data set separately and record which values must be restored or initialized.
  • Register comparison: After loading the replacement, compare critical registers before enabling automatic operation.

Treat the battery indication as a recovery warning

  • Battery condition: The onboard lithium battery maintains IC600CB507 CMOS contents when rack power is absent.
  • Battery response: A weak-battery indication should trigger a backup before planned service.
  • Register handling: Do not remove the module merely to investigate the lamp until the register state has been protected.
  • Register state: Remove rack power before handling the module or battery, and preserve the register state first.
  • Maintenance record: Document the battery action and the successful retention check for the maintenance history.

Separate initialization from a persistent fault

  • Parity response: The PARITY indication covers the register memory and associated table-memory access.
  • Indicator meaning: After a blank or changed module is installed, use the required initialization and clearing sequence.
  • Rack arrangement: If the condition returns, inspect seating, rack power, memory configuration, and the restored data before exchanging more hardware.
  • Register handling: Keep outputs supervised until the processor accepts the memory and the expected registers have been verified.

Use the reserved position and a controlled restart

  • Reserved slot: IC600CB507 belongs immediately left of the Internal Memory Module in a compatible Model 600 or 6000 CPU.
  • Power isolation: Power down before removal and use the supplied extraction tool.
  • Battery condition: Compare the incoming suffix, connector condition, battery area, and faceplate with the approved spare.
  • Operational effect: Avoid touching CMOS circuitry or edge contacts.
  • Register handling: Restore the saved register set, confirm both indicators, and record the final CPU state.
Description
General Electric IC600CB507 is an 8K Register Memory Module for Series Six Model 600 and 6000 CPUs using the Advanced function set. The module provides 8192 words of 16-bit battery-backed CMOS storage reserved for register data.

Memory devices, control circuitry, the lithium backup battery, and service indicators are carried on the module. This separation gives a controller additional register capacity without treating the board as interchangeable with internal or logic memory.

The BATTERY lamp reports backup condition, while the PARITY indication covers register memory and the table memory contained on the Internal Memory Module. Both indicators are meaningful only when IC600CB507 is seated in a correctly powered CPU rack.

The slot immediately to the left of the Internal Memory Module is reserved for register memory. Before removal, technicians should save the application and register contents, then clear and verify any initialization-related parity condition during a controlled restart.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC600CB507A
IC600CB507-A, Series A, Rev A
Alternative Names
IC600-CB507 IC600CB-507 IC 600 CB 507 GE IC600CB507 GE Fanuc IC600CB507 General Electric IC600CB507 Series Six IC600CB507 IC600CB507 Register Memory
Technical notes
Before moving IC600CB507, save register contents and the application, then verify the reserved slot, battery state, parity status, and restored values.
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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 data should be saved before IC600CB507 is exchanged?
Export the controller application and capture the register values used by the process before removing IC600CB507; the module retains operational data that may not exist in a ladder printout.
Where does IC600CB507 belong in the CPU rack?
IC600CB507 occupies the register-memory position immediately to the left of the Internal Memory Module. Confirm the original rack drawing before inserting it.
Why might IC600CB507 show a parity condition after installation?
IC600CB507 may require the documented memory initialization and parity-clearing procedure after a content change. Check power, seating, and expected data before condemning the module.
What action should follow an IC600CB507 battery warning?
Treat the IC600CB507 BATTERY indication as a retention risk: save register contents first, then service the battery under controlled power and handling conditions.
Can IC600CB507 replace an Internal Memory Module?
No. IC600CB507 stores register data, while the Internal Memory Module holds status, override, transition, and scratchpad information. Their rack roles are different.
How can technicians reduce startup risk after replacing IC600CB507?
Load or restore the authorized register set to IC600CB507, verify parity and battery status, keep outputs supervised, and compare critical retained values with the restart checklist.
What physical checks matter when receiving IC600CB507?
Inspect IC600CB507 card edges, battery area, faceplate, extraction points, and backplane connector, then compare the full catalog suffix with the approved spare record.