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IC693CBL313 One 25-pin single-ended male connector, and one 25-pin male and 25-pin female double-ended connector

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Technical specifications of IC693CBL313
Brand GE Fanuc
Series Series 90-30
Part number IC693CBL313
This section describes the I/O base expansion cable
The cable is 25 feet long
Connector type 25-pin single-ended male connector, double-ended (1 male, 1 female) 25-pin connector
Cable type Star cable
Apply Daisy chain I/O expansion or reallocate the backboard to the CPU backboard
Wire shield. Yes.
Average weight 2.0 kg
Cable housing. Yes.
Conductive material 28 AWG size wire
Product life cycle status * Discontinued/obsolete


The GE Fanuc IC693CBL313 I/O bus expansion cable is an I/O expansion base cable assembly for GE series 90-30 PLC systems. The IC693CBL313 cable is a Y-type I/O expansion cable with a continuous wire shield designed to interconnect the CPU backboard with the expansion backboard through a "Daisy chain" configuration or remote backboard. The IC693CBL313 I/O bus expansion cable offers a maximum wiring length of 25 feet (8 meters). As a component, it includes a 25-pin D-type male connector, a double-ended connector (one male and one female), an 8-meter (25-foot) continuous shielded Y-shaped cable, and an installation table. When additional I/O slots or backboards need to be connected within a certain distance from the CPU backboard, this cable can be used to extend I/O expansion or remote backboard functionality in Series 90-30 I/O systems (via a "Daisy chain" configuration).

The IC693CBL313 I/O bus expansion cable has 2 connector ends. One end of the 8-meter cable is a 25-pin male connector, and the other end is a double-ended connector consisting of a 25-pin male connector and a 25-pin female connector. The 25-pin male connector at the single-connector end of the cable is connected to the 25-pin female connector on the CPU baseboard. The double-ended male connector connects to the 25-pin female connector on the next extension or remote baseboard, and the double-ended female connector connects to the male connector on the next extension baseboard to continue the "Daisy chain" link, or if it is the last cable on the chain, terminates via the I/O bus terminator plug.