ABB NTCU01 Plant Loop to Computer Interface Termination Unit

Plant Loop to Computer Interface Termination Unit Manufacturers ABB, Bailey Model(s) ABB Bailey Infi 90, ABB Bailey Infi 90 and Net 90

Additional Information NTMU02 Termination Unit Mounting Unit, Front Mounting.

Used with high density termination modules.

Estimated Shipping Size Dimensions:7.0" x 1.0" x 8.0" (17.8 cm x 2.5 cm x 20.3 cm) 

Weight: 0 lbs 7.1 oz (0.2kg )

Country of Origin: United States Ships from Webster NY, USA

Plant Loop to Computer Interface Termination Unit

LIMITED PHASE:

• Product is no longer actively promoted

• Service support is ensured, including retrofit kits, spare parts and accessories.

• Product is no longer manufactured or limited production might be available. There are

reductions in stock levels and the number of SKUs that are stocked.

• Life extension solutions may be available under a Customer Support Agreement, which

provide “Active Phase”-like support from ABB Service team

OBSOLETE PHASE:

• Product is withdrawn from sales

• No longer manufactured as a complete product

• Retrofit kits, where applicable, are available for most applications

• Spare parts availability may diminish over time with decrease in production volumes

Inventory:

Inventory levels will be actively managed to reduce and eliminate the stocking levels and stocked

materials.

Pricing:

A price increase is not scheduled at this time, this is subject to change

The IIMLM0l multi-bus loop module, allows communication between the multibus communication processor module

(IIMCP0l or IIMCP02) and the INFINET or Plant Loop communication highway through the termination module(IIMCL01).

Two ribbon cables connect the loop module to the communication processor

module and to the communication loop module terminations. Dipswitches SW1

and SW2 select the node address and ring number of the console.

An IIMKM02 keyboard interface or an IIMRM02 reset module is present in the

multi-bus card cage. The modules provide power-up reset signal and power fault

interrupt on the multi-bus back-plane. 

Life Cycle Definitions:

CLASSIC PHASE:

• Product is still available, but not extensively promoted (a substitution product will be

identified with cross-reference in most cases)

• No further enhancements or developments

• Customers can take advantages of the complete range of ABB life cycle services, spare

parts and maintenance materials

• End users are encouraged to evolve to replacement product