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IC693MDR390C is a GE mixed i/o module used within the GE Fanuc Series 90-30 PLC architecture. It provides the specified mixed i/o module function while retaining the complete order code, hardware execution and receiving-system compatibility during replacement. Its documented hardware role is Mixed I/O Module.
Verify that the supplied item is marked IC693MDR390C and that its mixed i/o module form, connectors and revision agree with the approved GE 90-30 Series PLC receiving record.
For IC693MDR390C, state the required condition, quantity, installed position, connected assemblies and document requirements in the written enquiry.
Apply only parameters supported by the exact IC693MDR390C record or a documented family source. Do not infer electrical ratings or interchangeability from appearance.
IC693MDR390C technical scope: Hardware Format: Series 90-30 rack PLC, CPU, I/O, communication or accessory hardware; Product Type: Mixed I/O Module; Series: GE 90-30 Series PLC; System Compatibility: GE 90-30 Series PLC; Functional Class: Mixed I/O Module.
Use these values only for the listed hardware execution and verify the supplied label before installation.
Match IC693MDR390C to the approved GE 90-30 Series PLC receiving position, connector or terminal arrangement and configuration record.
After power restoration, review diagnostics and test the affected mixed i/o module path.
Obsolete/Discontinued by OEM
IC693MDR390C is a General Electric mixed i/o module associated with the GE 90-30 Series PLC platform. It interfaces the documented field signals with the control system through the assigned channels, terminals and installed I/O position. Correct selection depends on the complete model code, connector or terminal arrangement, hardware revision and receiving-system configuration. Before replacement, compare the original product label, installed slot or cabinet reference, connected assemblies and approved project records. After installation, review system diagnostics and function-test every affected channel, control path, protection function or communication link before returning the equipment to service.