GE Fanuc IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110 Communication Units
A functional comparison of two Data Communications Units and the separate I/O Link Local module.
Product Overview
GE Fanuc IC610CCM100 and IC610CCM105 are Data Communications Units for host access to Series One-family controllers, whereas IC610CCM110 is the local module for a Series Six-to-Series One I/O Link.
All three move information beyond the CPU, but their protocols and system roles differ. The DCUs provide data communications; IC610CCM110 is the local side of an I/O Link arrangement.
IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105: Data Communications Units; the manual describes CCM100 as the older Series One version and CCM105 for Series One/One Plus.
IC610CCM110: I/O Link Local module used with the corresponding remote-side hardware, not a drop-in DCU replacement.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | GE Fanuc |
|---|---|
| Model | IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110 |
| Product Type | Communication Modules |
| Country | United States |
| IC610CCM100 | Older Series One Data Communications Unit |
| IC610CCM105 | Series One/One Plus Data Communications Unit |
| IC610CCM110 | I/O Link Local module |
| CCM105 load | 30 units |
| CCM110 load | 60 units |
| Selection basis | Protocol and system role |
| External host types | Computers, programmable controllers or other intelligent devices |
| DCU transfer | User programs, I/O and timer/counter data |
| DCU protocol | Series Six CCM2 protocol |
| IC610CCM100 controller | Series One |
| IC610CCM105 controllers | Series One Model E and Series One Plus |
Communication Functions
IC610CCM100 serves the original Series One CPU, and IC610CCM105 supports Series One Model E and Series One Plus systems for program and data exchange with an external host.
IC610CCM110 has a separate purpose: it is the local end of the I/O Link that connects a Series Six controller to remote Series One-family I/O.
The DCU models move program and controller data between a host and Series One-family CPUs; the I/O Link model instead extends the Series Six I/O path to remote Series One-family hardware.
System Roles and Data Exchange
The DCU path supports uploading and downloading the user program and accessing I/O and timer/counter data through the Series Six CCM2 protocol.
The I/O Link path is a different topology: IC610CCM110 is the Series Six local module and communicates with the appropriate remote I/O hardware rather than acting as a DCU.
IC610CCM100 and IC610CCM105 follow the DCU host path, while IC610CCM110 belongs to the local I/O Link topology and therefore uses a different system relationship.
IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110 FAQ
Are IC610CCM105 and IC610CCM110 substitutes for IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110?
No. CCM105 is a Data Communications Unit; CCM110 is an I/O Link Local module.
Where does IC610CCM100 fit for IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110?
The GE manual identifies it as the older Series One Data Communications Unit.
What load values are listed for IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110?
The catalog table lists 30 units for CCM105 and 60 units for CCM110.
What must be recorded before removal for IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110?
Capture the exact module, connected devices, cabling, protocol, speed and controller program dependencies.
How is communication acceptance tested for IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110?
Confirm link/status indication, data exchange, timeout behavior and the machine responses that depend on the link.
Which topology record distinguishes IC610CCM100 / IC610CCM105 / IC610CCM110?
Document whether the link is a DCU connection or the local side of an I/O Link system, including the remote equipment and cable path.
Warranty-backed supply
Moore Automation states a one-year warranty for supplied industrial automation parts, with the exact commercial terms confirmed during quotation.
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