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The GE IC695ACC310 PACSystems RX3i Filler Module is a rack accessory used in PACSystems RX3i configurations to occupy an unused module position. Rather than performing I/O acquisition, processing, or communication, the filler module maintains the physical arrangement of the rack where an active module is not installed.
In an RX3i control cabinet, unused slots can occur when a system is built with expansion capacity for future I/O or when a particular section of the rack does not require an active module. The IC695ACC310 provides a physical solution for these locations while maintaining a consistent rack assembly.
Its function is therefore mechanical and system-configuration oriented. It should not be treated as an intelligent control module or an I/O device.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | GE IC695ACC310 |
| Product Family | PACSystems RX3i |
| Product Type | Filler Module |
| Primary Function | Occupies an unused rack position |
| System Role | Rack and module-position management |
| Application | PACSystems RX3i control systems |
| Physical Dimensions | 134 × 35 × 107 mm |
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
The IC695ACC310 does not process field signals or execute application logic. Its operating principle is based on physically occupying an available module position within the RX3i rack.
When installed in an unused position, the filler module completes the physical rack arrangement without introducing an additional control or I/O function. This allows the rack to retain a defined module layout even when the corresponding position is intentionally left unused.
This distinction is important during troubleshooting. An IC695ACC310 should not be diagnosed like an input, output, CPU, or communication module. If the rack contains a filler position, the relevant checks are correct installation, physical seating, rack condition, and whether the slot is intentionally unused.
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| RX3i CPU | Executes the PLC application and control logic |
| RX3i Rack | Provides the physical backplane and module mounting structure |
| I/O Modules | Acquire field inputs and control field outputs |
| Communication Modules | Exchange data with networks and other control devices |
| IC695ACC310 Filler Module | Occupies an unused module position in the rack |
| Power Supply | Provides system power for the rack and installed modules |
| Field Devices | Provide process signals and receive control outputs |
The IC695ACC310 belongs to the physical rack layer rather than the control-processing path. A typical RX3i architecture can be represented as:
Field Devices → I/O Modules → RX3i Rack / CPU → Control Logic → Output Modules → Field Equipment
The filler module occupies a physical position alongside these active modules without becoming part of the signal-processing path.
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Machine Automation | Filling unused rack positions in RX3i control cabinets |
| Manufacturing Lines | Maintaining an organized modular PLC rack |
| Process Automation | Reserving positions for future system expansion |
| Packaging Systems | Keeping unused RX3i module locations physically occupied |
| Material Handling | Maintaining consistent rack configurations |
| OEM Control Panels | Providing defined positions in standardized cabinet designs |
| System Expansion | Leaving prepared rack positions available for future modules |
| PLC Maintenance | Replacing a missing or damaged filler component |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| GE PACSystems RX3i CPU | Executes control programs and manages the PLC system |
| RX3i Rack | Provides the physical mounting and backplane structure |
| RX3i Power Supply | Supplies power to the control rack |
| RX3i Digital I/O Modules | Handle discrete field signals |
| RX3i Analog I/O Modules | Acquire and output analog process signals |
| RX3i Communication Modules | Connect the PLC to industrial networks and external systems |
| RX3i Expansion Components | Extend the physical and functional capacity of the control system |
| IC695ACC310 Filler Module | Occupies an unused RX3i rack position |
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| GE PACSystems RX3i | PLC Platform | Modular machine and process control |
| GE RX3i CPU Modules | Central Processing Unit | PLC application execution |
| GE RX3i I/O Modules | Digital / Analog I/O | Field signal acquisition and control |
| GE RX3i Communication Modules | Communication Module | PLC network connectivity |
| GE RX3i Power Supplies | Power Supply | Rack power distribution |
| GE RX3i Rack Components | Rack Accessories | Module mounting and system assembly |
No. The IC695ACC310 is a filler module and does not perform CPU processing, I/O acquisition, or communication. Its primary purpose is to occupy an unused module position in the RX3i rack.
A filler module can be used when a rack contains an unused position, particularly when the position is reserved for future expansion or when a standardized rack layout is being maintained. It allows the physical configuration to remain consistent without installing an active module.
It should not be treated as a functional substitute for an I/O module. If a digital, analog, or communication module is required for system operation, the correct functional module should be installed. The filler module only occupies the physical position.
Check that the module is the correct part for the RX3i rack configuration, inspect the module and rack for physical damage, and verify that no obstruction is present at the mounting position. The module should be properly seated according to the applicable rack installation procedure.