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GE IC697ACC722B Blank Slot Interrupt Jumper Module

GE IC697ACC722B Blank Slot Interrupt Jumper Module

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Brand:GE Fanuc PLC
Item No.:GE IC697ACC722B
Product Origin: USA
Product Dimensions:263 mm × 58 mm × 28 mm
Product Weight:4.3 kg
Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card
Goods_stock:15
Shipping Port:Xiamen, China
Lead Time:1-3 Days
Condition:Brand New And Original
Warranty:1 Year
Certificate:COO

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The GE IC697ACC722B is a blank slot interrupt jumper module designed for GE Fanuc Series 90-70 PLC systems. It is used to maintain backplane interrupt signal continuity when a PLC rack contains empty slots reserved for future expansion.

In distributed control architectures, this module ensures that unused slots do not break system communication logic, helping maintain stable CPU scanning, reliable I/O processing, and consistent system behavior in multi-slot rack configurations.


Technical Specifications

The IC697ACC722B is a passive system integrity component used within GE PLC rack backplanes.

ParameterSpecification
ModelIC697ACC722B
Product TypeBlank Slot Interrupt Jumper Module
System CompatibilityGE Fanuc Series 90-70
FunctionMaintains interrupt continuity in empty rack slots
Electrical RolePassive backplane signal jumper
Installation PositionReserved empty rack slots

Physical Dimensions & Weight

ParameterValue
Dimensions (L × W × H)Approx. 263 mm × 58 mm × 28 mm
WeightApprox. 4.3 kg

The module is designed as a rigid board assembly that directly interfaces with the PLC rack backplane, ensuring reliable signal continuity without additional wiring.


Recommended Related Models

For complete GE Series 90-70 system architecture, IC697ACC722B is commonly used alongside:

  • GE IC697CPU772 Central Processing Unit
  • GE IC697CHS790 Rack Chassis
  • GE IC697BEM713 Bus Transmitter Module
  • GE IC697BEM711 Bus Receiver Module
  • GE IC697MDL Series I/O Modules

These components together form a stable, expandable PLC control system suitable for industrial automation environments.


Popular GE Series 90-70 Modules

  • IC697CPU780 – High-performance PLC CPU
  • IC697MDL740 – Digital input module
  • IC697MDL750 – Digital output module
  • IC697ALG320 – Analog input module
  • IC697PWR722 – Power supply module

These modules are widely deployed in long-life industrial control systems across manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.


Applications

The IC697ACC722B is used in PLC system design and expansion planning, including:

  • Industrial automation control cabinets
  • Manufacturing production lines
  • Power generation control systems
  • Oil & gas process automation
  • Water treatment facilities
  • Retrofit and system expansion projects

It is especially important in systems that require reserved expansion slots without disrupting system communication.


Advantages

  • Maintains interrupt signal continuity in empty PLC slots
  • Enables safe future expansion of rack systems
  • Prevents backplane communication disruption
  • Supports stable CPU scanning behavior
  • Plug-in installation with no wiring required
  • Improves overall system reliability and predictability
  • Essential for proper GE Series 90-70 rack operation

Although passive, it plays a critical role in ensuring PLC system integrity and long-term stability.


Technical FAQs

1. What is IC697ACC722B used for?
It maintains interrupt continuity in unused PLC rack slots.

2. Is it an active module?
No, it is a passive backplane jumper.

3. What PLC system is it compatible with?
GE Fanuc Series 90-70 systems.

4. What are its dimensions?
Approximately 263 mm × 58 mm × 28 mm.

5. What is its weight?
Around 4.3 kg.

6. Where is it installed?
In reserved empty slots within the PLC rack.

7. Why is it required?
To ensure proper interrupt signal propagation across the backplane.

8. Can the system run without it?
Not recommended in systems with reserved or partially populated slots.

9. Does it require power?
No, it is completely passive.

10. Is it still used today?
Yes, mainly in maintenance and expansion of legacy GE PLC systems.


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