GE MIO-A-2-610 Output Source Module – Obsolete Series 90 Spare Part
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Model: IC698CHS117
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Technical Dossier
The GE Fanuc Series 90-70 programmable logic controller platform, identified by the IC698 prefix, is one of the most widely deployed rack-based control architectures in global heavy industry. Installed across petrochemical refineries, nuclear power generation facilities, offshore platforms, pulp and paper mills, and large-scale chemical processing plants, the Series 90-70 established the benchmark for high-density I/O and multi-slot backplane architecture throughout the 1990s and 2000s. Its VMEbus-derived backplane, deterministic scan cycle, and broad third-party integration support made it the preferred DCS/PLC hybrid for processes requiring both high availability and large I/O counts. Despite the platform entering its end-of-life phase, the installed base remains substantial, and demand for spare modules—particularly chassis, CPU, and analog I/O cards—remains active in the maintenance and lifecycle extension market.
The Series 90-70 was introduced by GE Fanuc Automation in the late 1980s as a successor to the Series Six platform. The original architecture used a parallel VME-compatible backplane operating at 5V logic, supporting up to 12 slots per rack. Early CPU modules such as the IC697CPX935 (note: IC697 prefix for earlier generation) established the programming model that carried forward into the IC698 generation.
The IC698 generation introduced enhanced backplane throughput, support for Ethernet TCP/IP communications natively, and expanded memory addressing. Key architectural milestones include: the transition from RS-485 serial I/O bus to Ethernet-based peer communications; introduction of the RX7i rack (IC698CHS series) with a 17-slot high-density form factor; and integration of the PACSystems RX7i CPU (IC698CPE010, IC698CPE020, IC698CPE030) which brought IEC 61131-3 multi-language programming to the legacy backplane. The IC698 backplane is backward-compatible with select IC697 I/O modules, a critical factor for sites managing mixed-generation installations. As of 2020, GE (now Emerson Automation Solutions under the Movicon/PACSystems brand) has formally classified the Series 90-70 hardware as mature/end-of-life, with no new hardware development. Long-term support is now exclusively through third-party MRO suppliers and authorized repair centers.
Chassis / Rack
CPU / Controller Modules
Power Supply Modules
Digital Input (DI) Modules
Digital Output (DO) Modules
Analog Input (AI) Modules
Analog Output (AO) Modules
Communications / Network Adapters
The Series 90-70 platform reached formal end-of-active-production status, with GE/Emerson discontinuing new module manufacturing for the majority of IC698 catalog numbers. For facilities operating continuous processes—refineries, chemical plants, power generation—a full platform migration is a multi-year capital project. In the interim, lifecycle extension through verified spare parts procurement is the standard maintenance strategy.
DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated inventory of IC698 series modules sourced through controlled MRO channels. All units are inspected prior to listing. For obsolete or low-availability part numbers—including specific chassis variants such as the IC698CHS117, redundancy CPUs, and legacy analog cards—DriveKNMS operates a cross-reference and substitution service. Where a direct replacement is unavailable, compatible alternatives within the PACSystems RX7i catalog are identified and documented. Customers operating under planned maintenance windows can submit bill-of-materials lists for batch sourcing review.
The IC698 backplane architecture presents specific verification requirements due to its VME-derived parallel bus topology and multi-slot power distribution. DriveKNMS applies the following inspection protocol to all IC698 modules:
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