ABB 3BSE011789R1 PXAK402 Control Module – AC800M Series
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Model: CI570 3BSE001440R1
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The ABB CI570 (catalog reference 3BSE001440R1) is a PROFIBUS DP communication interface module designed for integration within the ABB AC800M distributed control system platform. This series occupies a critical position in global heavy industry infrastructure, with documented installations across petrochemical complexes, nuclear power auxiliary systems, offshore oil and gas platforms, and large-scale refinery automation networks. The AC800M controller family — of which the CI570 is a core communication component — represents ABB's primary DCS architecture deployed across more than 100 countries. The CI570 module provides a PROFIBUS DP master/slave interface that connects the AC800M controller backplane to field device networks, enabling deterministic real-time communication with remote I/O stations, variable frequency drives, and intelligent field instruments. Its role in process-critical environments makes it one of the most frequently sourced spare parts in the ABB ecosystem.
The CI570 module was introduced as part of ABB's transition from the earlier Advant OCS / MOD 300 platform to the unified AC800M architecture in the late 1990s. Early revisions of the CI570 operated exclusively as PROFIBUS DP-V0 masters, supporting cyclic data exchange with Class 1 master functionality. Subsequent hardware revisions introduced DP-V1 acyclic services, enabling parameterization and diagnostic reads from intelligent PROFIBUS slaves without interrupting cyclic communication — a requirement that became standard in pharmaceutical and nuclear auxiliary applications where device health monitoring is mandatory.
The CI570 interfaces directly with the AC800M PM851, PM856, PM860, and PM864 processor modules via the internal CEX-Bus (Controller Extension Bus), which operates at a fixed 40 MHz clock. This backplane architecture imposes a maximum of 12 CI-series modules per controller node, a constraint that system integrators must account for during network segmentation design. Compatibility with the S800 I/O family (AI810, AO810, DI810, DO810, etc.) over PROFIBUS DP remains the primary use case, though the CI570 also supports third-party PROFIBUS devices conforming to EN 50170.
As the AC800M platform has entered its mature/sustaining phase, ABB has positioned the AC800M xA (Extended Automation) as the forward migration path. However, the installed base of CI570 modules remains extensive, and ABB has committed to spare parts availability through its long-term service agreements. For sites not yet migrating, the CI570 continues to be the only certified communication interface for PROFIBUS DP within the original AC800M backplane architecture.
The following SKUs represent verified components within the ABB AC800M / S800 I/O ecosystem that are directly associated with or operationally paired with the CI570 communication interface. All part numbers are cross-referenced against ABB's published product documentation.
Communication Interface Modules (CI Series)
AC800M Processor Modules (PM Series) — Commonly Paired with CI570
The CI570 module incorporates a dual-layer PCB design with a dedicated PROFIBUS ASIC (ABB proprietary) and an onboard microcontroller managing CEX-Bus arbitration. DriveKNMS applies a structured test protocol to all CI570 units prior to dispatch:
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