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PM861AK02 3BSE018160R1 is an ABB redundant processor kit used with the documented Advant AC800M platform. Selection must match the complete product identity, hardware execution, connected assemblies and approved system configuration.
Before replacing PM861AK02 3BSE018160R1, compare the supplied nameplate, revision, connectors or terminals and installed position with the original equipment record. After installation, review diagnostics and complete the approved functional checks before service.
ABB PM861AK02 3BSE018160R1 documentation and reference links.
Important Notice: Every linked document must identify the listed model or its documented family. Confirm the complete order code, hardware revision and installed-system requirements before replacement.
The historical ABB System 800xA catalog describes 3BSE018160R1 as two PM861AK01 processor units plus TK850 and TK851 interconnection cables. Check the actual package inventory and both CPU identities before treating an offer as a complete PM861AK02 kit.
Each PM861A provides 16 MB RAM, 7.155 MB application space and a 48 MHz MPC860 processor. Redundancy does not pool these resources. Keep application load, task scheduling and communication requirements within the documented per-controller limits.
The redundant PM861A architecture uses optical ModuleBus clusters, with up to 84 I/O modules. The published serial-port data apply to nonredundant operation; preserve the verified network and communication-module arrangement during replacement.
Engineering check: Treat PM861AK02 3BSE018160R1 as a matched redundant kit. Confirm both CPUs use the same MPC860 processor, 48 MHz clock, not stated memory, firmware revision and project checksum before pairing them on the controller base.
Acceptance test: Allow the primary and backup CPUs to synchronize fully, then perform an authorized switchover. Verify task continuity, retained values, CEX-bus communication, event timestamps and the absence of unresolved redundancy diagnostics.