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IC697MDL252 Has a 20 ms input filter

Aug 23rd,2024 62 Views

Technical specifications of IC697MDL252
Brand GE Intelligent Platform /GE Fanuc
Series 90-70 series
Part number IC697MDL252
Product type Discrete input module
Rated voltage 12 V AC
Enter 32
Input current 10 MA
Required current 0.30 amps
Frequency 47-63 Hertz
Dc power supply no
Ac power. Yes.
LED indicator Yes


The IC697MDL252 discrete input module is a product of GE Fanuc. This module belongs to the GE series 90-70. Some of the notable features of the module include 4 separate groups of 8 input points each for a total of 32 points. It has an input filtering time of 20 milliseconds and is also compatible with proximity switches. It operates at 12 volts AC and can be used with a variety of input devices, such as limit switches, buttons, select switches, and electronic 2-wire or 3-wire proximity switches. Because the IC697MDL252 input module has isolated input points, each located at a different AC power supply phase, it has resistance inputs that meet the requirements of IEC standard Type 1 and has current-voltage characteristics. The module has LED indicators that show the on and off status of each input point on the logic /PLC circuit side. The indicator is located at the top of the module.

GE Fanuc IC697MDL252 Series 90-70 input modules are automatically adjusted to ensure that they are eventually properly replaced by the corresponding module type. The module's operator can configure input and output references without the use of DIP switches or jumpers. This configuration is done via Windows programming software or MS-DOS software, which runs on Windows NT or Windows 95 via Ethernet TCP/IP or SNP ports. The configuration software has been installed on the device. The GE Fanuc IC697MDL252 input module has an input circuit that provides sufficient current to guarantee the reliable and stable operation of the switchgear. It has an input current of 10 MA in the on-state and also accepts a maximum leakage current of 2 mA in the off state without being turned on.