Product model: IC694ACC300

Product Type: Input simulator module

Simulate 8 – and 16-point input module functions

The correct position of the GE Fanuc RX3i IC694ACC300 input simulator module in the carrier requires the module to engage its latches and connect all pins within 2 seconds. To remove this module in hot swap, all pins and latches must be disconnected within 2 seconds. When installing or removing a module, do not leave it partially inserted and must pass through the module insertion and removal for at least 2 seconds to avoid errors.

The IC694ACC300 input simulator module requires a maximum load of 120 mA current and 0.6 watts of power (5 volts DC). The module has no field connection, but it can simulate the functionality of an 8-point or 16-point input module in a system that is being tested and debugged

The simulator module is a widely used tool for simulating the operation and function of various real systems or devices in a simulation environment. The specific type and application scenario depends on the object and target being simulated.

For example, in network simulation, the IC694ACC300 simulator module can be used to simulate the behavior of network nodes, the execution of communication protocols, and the generation and transmission of network traffic. Such simulators can help researchers analyze and optimize network performance, test new network protocols, or troubleshoot networks. NS2 is one such object-oriented network emulator, written in C++, and provides a variety of simulation elements and tools to build and configure a simulation environment1.