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Siemens 6DD1600-0AJ0 is a SIMADYN D PM5 32-bit CPU module with configurable binary, absolute-encoder, and incremental-encoder inputs.
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Technical specifications for 6DD1600-0AJ0

  • Manufacturer:
    Siemens
  • Part Number:
    6DD1600-0AJ0
  • Product Family:
    Siemens Simadyn
  • Product Type:
    SIMADYN D PM5 32-Bit CPU Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Processor:
    32-bit RISC at 32 MHz
  • DRAM:
    4 MB EDO
  • Buffered SRAM:
    64 KB
  • Fastest Cycle Time:
    0.1 ms
  • Typical Control-Loop Time:
    Approximately 0.6 ms
  • Program Memory Modules:
    MS5 or MS51
  • Service Interface:
    RS232 V.24 with DUST1 at 19.2 kbaud
  • X5 Signal Groups:
    2 groups of 4 inputs
  • Maximum Binary Inputs:
    8; up to 4 interrupt-capable
  • Absolute Encoder Inputs:
    Up to 2 SSI or EnDat
  • Incremental Encoder Inputs:
    Up to 2 with 15 V HTL signals
  • Encoder Supply:
    15 V, electronically limited to 100 mA
  • Binary Input Delay:
    Maximum 20 µs
  • Binary Input Rated Voltage:
    24 V DC
  • Expansion Modules:
    Up to 2 IT41, IT42, ITDC, or ITSL modules
  • Subrack Slots Occupied:
    1
  • Five-Volt Current Drain:
    1200 mA typical
  • External 24 V Range:
    20 to 30 V DC
  • Weight:
    1.146 lbs (0.52 kg)
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    27.3x27.6x4.5cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    Germany
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Memory X5 Inputs Service Port Status Codes

Features:

  • A 32-bit RISC processor executes general open- and closed-loop control tasks.
  • Two coded X5 groups can be assigned as binary, absolute-encoder, or incremental-encoder inputs.
  • Program and retained data are divided among the memory module, DRAM, and buffered SRAM.
Siemens 6DD1600-0AJ0 runs the configured CFC control program from its PM5 processing hardware.

Coding connectors on 6DD1600-0AJ0 assign the two X5 signal groups before wiring is commissioned.

The seven-segment display of 6DD1600-0AJ0 identifies the CPU number or the current error class.
Siemens 6DD1600-0AJ0 SIMADYN D PM5 CPU Module Manuals,Datasheets,Link 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.

Program and Runtime Storage

  • Program module: MS5 or MS51 stores the compressed loadable program and EEPROM data.
  • DRAM: Expanded program code, operating-system data, communications buffers, and trace functions use DRAM.
  • Buffered SRAM: Battery backup retains exception diagnostics, saved process quantities, and optional message or trace data.
  • Loading: The program reaches the memory module through an offline adapter or the online serial path.

Coded Signal Group Selection

  • Group one: Pins 1 to 4 are assigned together as binary inputs or the first encoder.
  • Group two: Pins 5 to 8 are assigned together as binary inputs or the second encoder.
  • Coding rule: Only one coding connector is permitted in each socket row.
  • Interface modules: SB10 or SU10 serves encoder use, while SB60 or SB61 supports isolated binary-input conversion.

Commissioning and Online Loading

  • Connector: X01 is a fixed nine-pin RS232 V.24 service interface.
  • Protocol: DUST1 communication operates at the documented 19.2 kbaud rate.
  • Commissioning: CFC or IBS uses the port to test and commission the user program.
  • Online load: A PC can load the user program through the inserted program-memory module.

Seven-Segment Diagnostic States

  • Normal state: The display shows the configured CPU number from one to eight.
  • Initialization: A zero indication identifies initialization faults and distinguishes local from other modules by flashing behavior.
  • Recoverable states: Monitoring and task-administrator codes can be acknowledged when their conditions permit.
  • Fatal state: A flashing or steady H distinguishes a fatal fault on this module from another module.
Description
Siemens 6DD1600-0AJ0 is a SIMADYN D PM5 CPU module for general open- and closed-loop tasks. Its 32-bit RISC processor executes configured control functions while DRAM holds expanded program code and runtime data, and battery-backed SRAM retains diagnostics, saved process quantities, and optional trace data.

Connector X5 on 6DD1600-0AJ0 provides eight signal positions divided into two four-input groups. Coding connectors assign each group as binary inputs, one absolute encoder, or one incremental encoder, so a single group cannot serve more than one of those functions at the same time.

The fixed RS232 service interface of 6DD1600-0AJ0 links commissioning software or an online-loading PC to the processor. The user program is stored on an MS5 or MS51 program-memory module, then loaded into the processor memory when the module initializes.

During operation, the seven-segment display on 6DD1600-0AJ0 shows the configured CPU number or an error letter. The displayed code separates initialization, monitoring, communication, task-administrator, STOP, and fatal system states, while button S1 clears eligible non-critical indications.
Alternative Names
6DD16000AJ0 6DD1600 0AJ0 6DD 1600 0AJ0 Siemens 6DD1600-0AJ0 6DD1600-0AJ0 PM5 6DD1600-0AJ0 CPU Module 6DD1600-OAJO 6DDI600-0AJ0
Technical notes
Coding connectors on 6DD1600-0AJ0 determine whether each X5 group serves binary inputs, an SSI/EnDat encoder, or a 15 V incremental encoder.
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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 do binary inputs on 6DD1600-0AJ0 disappear after an encoder is configured?
Check the 6DD1600-0AJ0 X5 coding connectors because each four-pin group can serve binary inputs or one encoder function, but not both simultaneously.
Why does 6DD1600-0AJ0 show a flashing zero during startup?
A flashing zero on 6DD1600-0AJ0 identifies an initialization error on that module, so inspect inserted modules, coding, memory, configuration, and diagnostics.
What should be checked when 6DD1600-0AJ0 shows communication error C?
Review the 6DD1600-0AJ0 configured connections, service cable, serial settings, memory-module program, CFC project, and the communication partner reported in diagnostics.
Why can an MS51 fitted to 6DD1600-0AJ0 not use its full nominal program space?
The 6DD1600-0AJ0 has 4 MB DRAM, so the compressed MS51 program must leave room for expanded code and runtime data after initialization.
What must be recorded before replacing 6DD1600-0AJ0?
Preserve the 6DD1600-0AJ0 program-memory module, coding connectors, CPU number, CFC project, X5 function assignment, interface modules, and cable connections.
Why does 6DD1600-0AJ0 show monitoring error b after power restoration?
Check the 6DD1600-0AJ0 subrack or external buffer battery, retained SRAM data, background-processing status, initialization diagnostics, and acknowledged error history.