GE IC695CMM002-BF

Functional Features

• Independent Serial Ports: The two serial ports are independent of each other, which can be configured and used separately, providing more flexible communication options.
• Rich Communication Protocols: Each serial port can be configured for Modbus master, Modbus slave, serial I/O protocol, DNP3 slave, DNP3 master, and CCM slave operation. It supports serial read/write and Modbus master/slave protocols.
• Flexible Configuration: The serial ports can be configured as RS – 232 or RS – 485/422 through software, and the flow control can be configured to be full – duplex or half – duplex (with firmware version 1.32 or later). It also supports RTS/CTS hardware handshake and RFR/CTS handshake for RS – 232 communication.
• Hot Swap Capability: It has the hot – swap function, which allows the module to be inserted or removed from the backplane without powering off the system, improving the maintainability and reliability of the system.
• Advanced Diagnostics: It is equipped with LED indicators to display the module status, port fault, and port status, which is convenient for users to monitor and troubleshoot the module operation.

Application Scenarios

• Industrial Automation: In industrial production lines, it can be used to connect PLCs with various field devices, such as sensors, actuators, and inverters, to realize data transmission and control. For example, in a food processing production line, it can be used to connect the PLC with temperature sensors and flow meters to monitor and control the production process.
• Process Control: In the chemical, power, and other process industries, it can be used to connect different control systems and field devices. For instance, in a power plant, it can be used to connect the PLC with intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) to realize the communication and data exchange of power system parameters.
• Building Automation: It can be used in building automation systems to connect building management systems (BMS) with various sub – systems, such as HVAC systems, lighting systems, and security systems, to achieve centralized management and control of the building.