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Reliance Electric 45C989 Shark XL Remote Target Module

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  • Part Number: 45C989
  • SKU: 45C989RE
  • Manufacturer: Reliance Electric
  • Series: Shark XL

45C989 Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Reliance Electric
Series Shark XL
Part Number 45C989

Product Description

Created for the series of rack based programmable controllers that is called Shark XL, the 45C989 module is a remote target module that was made by Reliance Electric. The 45C989 module can regularly be purchased from AX Control even though the Shark XL product line is now a legacy series and therefore the 45C989 module is no longer being produced by Reliance Electric. 

The 45C989 module was designed to be used along with the 45C988 remote master module. By using these two modules together, it will let I/O to be used inside remote racks without any processor units being used. To learn more about the 45C988 module, click on the link above to be taken to the specific page for the 45C989 module. Both of these modules are required products for each remote rack that is connected with the remote I/O network.

The 45C989 module has two status LEDs: one is labeled as “PWR” and the other is labeled as “RUN.” This module also has two rotary switches, which are used to define the slot address of the first remote module in the connected rack and the total number of slots that will be addressed by the 45C989 module in the rack. Lastly, the 45C989 module has numerous terminals that are made for connecting with the communication wires for the remote I/O.

In total, the cable length for the remote I/O is 1,000 feet or 300 meters and the maximum number of I/O on a single remote network is 128. Also, the remote I/O refresh rate is only 5 milliseconds. Be sure to use either a 20 Gauge Shielded Twisted Pair cable or a Belden 9463 cable for the remote I/O.

Frequently Asked Questions about 45C989

What does the 45C989 do?
The 45C989 is a remote target module. The 45C989 paired with a remote master module allow input and output to be in remote racks without processors.
What is on the 45C989?
On the 45C989 are two rotary switches, two status LEDs, and terminals for remote I/O communication wires to connect to the 45C989.
What does it mean when the PWR LED is lit on a Reliance 45C989?
When the PWR LED is lit on a 45C989, power has been applied to the rack's backplane. 
Is there a manual for the 45C989?
Yes. There is a manual for a 45C989. The 45C989 Instruction Manual is manual J-3805. You can also find some information about the 45C989 modules in the Reliance Shark XL Series II Manual. In that manual, section 2.1.12 of the manual identifies the 45C989 and displays a diagram of the 45C989.

Repair Services For 45C989

Type Lead Time Price Action
Repair Service 1-2 weeks $727

Our highly skilled technicians can repair your 45C989. All of our repairs come with a 3 Year AX Control Warranty. Please contact us for additional information about our repair process. To receive the repair pricing and lead time listed above please process your repair order via our website. The following repair options may be available upon request:

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