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Siemens 6GK1561-4AA01 SIMATIC CP 5614 A2 Communications Processor

Siemens 6GK1561-4AA01 SIMATIC CP 5614 A2 Communications Processor

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  • Manufacturer: Siemens

  • Product No.: 6GK1561-4AA01

  • Country of origin:Germany

  • Product Type: CoMMunication Modules

  • Barcode: 85176200

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 500g

  • Dimensions: 22.90cm x 5.10cm x 17.80cm

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

The Siemens 6GK1561-4AA01 is a SIMATIC CP 5614 A2 communications processor, designed as a PCI-bus card to provide high-performance connectivity for industrial PC-based automation systems. This module facilitates PROFIBUS communication, offering both master and slave functionality. It is equipped with a DP-RAM interface for DP master tasks and supports both PG (Programming) and FDL (Field Data Link) protocols.

The package includes the necessary DP-Base runtime software and a configuration tool, provided alongside electronic documentation in both German and English on CD-ROM. This card is intended primarily for the maintenance and support of established legacy automation systems. For deployments utilizing modern operating systems (Windows 7 and later), Siemens recommends transitioning to the successor model, the CP 5614 A3 (6GK1561-4AA02), to ensure full driver support and optimal system performance.

Features

  • PROFIBUS master and slave communication capability
  • PCI-bus interface for integration with industrial PCs
  • Supports PG and FDL protocols
  • Integrated DP-RAM interface for DP master operations
  • Includes single-installation runtime software and configuration tools
  • Provided with multi-language electronic manuals (German/English)

Applications

  • Legacy industrial PC-based automation control
  • PROFIBUS network integration for older machine architectures
  • Programming and diagnostic station connectivity for legacy S7 systems
  • Field data acquisition via FDL protocols

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Siemens
Brand Siemens
Range SIMATIC
Product Type Communication Modules (Communications Processor)
Interface PCI card
Compatibility PROFIBUS (Master/Slave)
Protocols DP-Base, PG, FDL
Dimensions 22.90 x 5.10 x 17.80 cm
Weight 0.50 kg
Commodity Code 85176200
Export Control (ECCN) N
Product Phase Phase-Out
Successor Recommendation 6GK1561-4AA02 (CP 5614 A3)

Installation Guidelines

  • PCI Slot: Insert the card into a standard PCI slot on the industrial PC motherboard; ensure the card is seated securely and fastened with the rear panel bracket screw.
  • Driver Compatibility: Before installation, verify that your operating system version is compatible with the drivers included on the provided media.
  • Legacy Systems: For Windows 7 and newer operating systems, please use the successor model 6GK1561-4AA02 to prevent driver-related system instability.
  • Bus Termination: When configuring the PROFIBUS network, ensure proper bus termination at the physical ends of the network segment to maintain signal integrity.
  • Grounding: Ensure the industrial PC chassis is properly grounded to prevent potential differences that could damage the PCI interface or communication circuitry.

Is the 6GK1561-4AA01 compatible with Windows 10?

This module is for legacy applications. For Windows 7 and newer, use the successor 6GK1561-4AA02 (CP 5614 A3).

Does this card support master and slave modes?

Yes, the CP 5614 A2 supports both master and slave connections to PROFIBUS networks.

What is included in the package?

It includes the CP 5614 A2 PCI card, DP-Base runtime software, a configuration tool, and electronic manuals on CD-ROM.

What is the recommended replacement for this module?

The recommended successor for modern operating systems is the 6GK1561-4AA02 (CP 5614 A3).

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Returns & Warranty

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  • 12-Month Warranty: Every industrial component is backed by our professional technical warranty.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Color pattern
Green
Country of origin
Germany

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