GE IC695ETM001-CC Ethernet Interface Module – Obsolete PACSystems RX3i Spare Part
GE IC695ETM001-CC Ethernet Interface Module – Obsolete PACSystems RX3i Spare Part When a GE PACSystems RX3i Ethernet communication module fails,…
Model: IC695ALG708
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Technical Dossier
The GE PACSystems RX3i IC695 series is the backbone of process automation infrastructure across global heavy industry. Deployed extensively in chemical processing plants, petroleum refineries, nuclear power generation facilities, and offshore platforms, the IC695 rack-based architecture defines the high-availability PLC tier within GE's PACSystems ecosystem. The IC695ALG708 is a representative analog input module within this platform, providing 8 channels of configurable voltage and current measurement with 16-bit resolution, designed for direct integration into the RX3i universal backplane.
The RX3i platform holds installed base dominance in North American and European process industries, with active deployments spanning facilities commissioned from the early 2000s through the present decade. Its backward compatibility with IC693 (Series 90-30) I/O modules via the IC695LRE001 expansion adapter has made it the preferred migration target for aging Series 90-30 installations.
The IC695 series was introduced as the hardware foundation of the PACSystems RX3i platform, launched by GE Fanuc Automation (later rebranded GE Intelligent Platforms, then GE Automation & Controls, and subsequently absorbed into Emerson's portfolio). The architecture succeeded the IC693 (Series 90-30) and IC697 (Series 90-70) platforms, consolidating their I/O philosophies into a unified high-speed backplane operating at 300 MB/s.
Generation 1 (2003–2008): Initial IC695 modules introduced the universal backplane concept. CPUs such as the IC695CPU310 and IC695CPU320 established the dual-slot CPU form factor. Ethernet was handled via dedicated NIU modules.
Generation 2 (2008–2015): CPU performance scaling with IC695CPU315, IC695CPU320, and IC695CPU330. Introduction of redundancy modules (IC695RMX128) and high-density I/O. Profinet and EtherNet/IP adapter modules added.
Generation 3 (2015–present): IC695CPE302, IC695CPE305, IC695CPE310, and IC695CPE330 introduced embedded Ethernet ports, eliminating the need for separate NIU modules. Motion control integration via IC695PMM335.
Compatibility note: IC695 modules require IC695 universal backplanes (IC695CHS007, IC695CHS012, IC695CHS016). IC693 I/O modules can be mixed via the IC695LRE001 local expansion adapter. IC697 modules are not directly compatible.
Controllers / CPUs
Analog Input Modules
Analog Output Modules
Digital Input / Output Modules
Communications & Network Adapters
Power Supplies
Backplanes & Expansion
The IC695 series has entered a mature lifecycle phase. GE Automation & Controls (now under Emerson) has issued end-of-sale notices for several legacy CPU and communications modules, including the IC695CPU310, IC695CPU320, and IC695ETM001. Replacement pathways exist (IC695CPE302 for CPU310/320; embedded Ethernet on CPE-series eliminates ETM001), but installed base systems frequently require exact-match replacements to avoid re-engineering costs.
DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated inventory of IC695 modules sourced from decommissioned plant assets, authorized distributor overstock, and factory-refurbished units. All modules are tested against GE's original functional specifications prior to shipment. For end-users operating facilities with 10+ year maintenance horizons, DriveKNMS provides long-term lifecycle support agreements covering scheduled availability of critical IC695 spares.
IC695 modules present specific test challenges due to their high-speed universal backplane interface (300 MB/s) and mixed analog/digital signal paths. DriveKNMS applies the following verification protocol to all IC695 units: