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Model: IC698RMX016-ED VMIVME-5567-100
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Technical Dossier
The GE Fanuc PACSystems RX7i platform is a rack-based programmable automation controller (PAC) system deployed extensively across global heavy industry verticals including petrochemical refineries, nuclear power generation facilities, offshore oil & gas platforms, and continuous-process chemical plants. The RX7i architecture is built on a VME64 backplane standard, supporting high-density I/O expansion and deterministic real-time control. Its installed base spans multiple decades of industrial infrastructure, making long-term spare parts availability a critical operational requirement for asset-intensive industries.
The IC698RMX016-ED (also referenced as VMIVME-5567-100) is a VME-to-VME Reflective Memory interface module within the RX7i rack. It enables high-speed, low-latency shared memory communication between multiple VME-based controller nodes — a topology common in redundant control architectures at nuclear and refinery installations.
GE Fanuc introduced the PACSystems platform in the early 2000s as a unified control architecture to consolidate its legacy Series 90-70 (S90-70) and Series 90-30 (S90-30) PLC product lines. The RX7i was positioned as the high-end rack controller, inheriting VME bus topology from the Series 90-70 while introducing a new firmware kernel (PACSystems runtime) and a unified programming environment (Machine Edition / Proficy Machine Edition).
Key architectural transitions:
CPU & Controller Modules
VME Interface & Reflective Memory Modules
Discrete Input Modules
Discrete Output Modules
Analog I/O Modules
Communication & Network Modules
Power Supply Modules
As the RX7i platform matures, OEM channel availability for specific modules — particularly VME interface cards, reflective memory nodes, and legacy analog I/O — becomes increasingly constrained. DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated inventory of RX7i spare modules sourced through certified secondary market channels, including decommissioned plant equipment and authorized distributor overstock.
For the IC698RMX016-ED / VMIVME-5567-100 specifically, this module is no longer in active OEM production. DriveKNMS provides:
Customers requiring end-of-life support for IC698-series modules are encouraged to contact DriveKNMS with their full BOM (Bill of Materials) for a consolidated availability assessment.
RX7i modules — particularly VME backplane interface cards and reflective memory nodes — require specialized test procedures that replicate the VME64 bus environment. Generic bench testing is insufficient to validate inter-module communication integrity.
DriveKNMS quality control procedures for RX7i modules include: