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57C407

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  • Part Number: 57C407
  • SKU: 57C407RE
  • Manufacturer: Reliance Electric
  • Series: AutoMax PLC

57C407 Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Reliance Electric
Series AutoMax PLC
Part Number 57C407
Product Type DCS 5000 Processor Module
Instruction Manual D-2712

Product Description

The 57C407 is a DCS 5000 Processor that was created by Reliance Electric. There is a chance that Baldor Reliance and ABB also mass-produced this processor.

The 57C407 is a solid-state control device that is in charge of sending instructions to the other modules on an AutoMax system which is fully compatible with a Reliance DCS Industrial Controller. It is typically placed on a card rack assembly. The other modules on the rack serve other functions like communications, managing digital input and output, analog input and output, and maintaining drive control.  There can be more than one processor on the rack if the rack has enough slots to facilitate it with a maximum of four processors on the rack. All of the processors on the rack do need to be of the same series. An AutoMax processor cannot be on the same rack as a DCS 5000. The cards on this rack typically communicate using the DCS-Net network. They can also communicate using remote I/O.

The faceplate on the 57C407 has two fault code 7-segment LED indicators. They are labeled 1st and 2nd. In between them is a small green LED that is labeled OK.  There are two RS-232 ports that are labeled programmer and local comm. This processor has the ability to be mounted to a card rack assembly. It should be slid into an open slot on the rack and then into two card slot connections on the backplane of the rack. From there the card can be screwed into place using the mounting brackets on the card and the rack. The processor will receive power directly from the rack which will have a power supply equipped. This processor must be placed only in slots 0-4 on the card rack assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions about 57C407

Will the manual for 57C407 give me more info on 57C407?
Yes the manual for 57C407, Manual D-2712, will give you more information on 57C407. Manual D-2712 is a Reliance manual for 57C407 and the manual is very helpful with 57C407.
Where are fault codes displayed on 57C407?
Fault codes on 57C407 will be displayed on the top of the 57C407 faceplate. 57C407 has a 1st and 2nd fault code with an "OK" fault LED in between the two.
What does 57C407 connect to?
On 57C407's terminal strip, there are connections to local communication for 57C407 and a connection to an AutoMax programmer on 57C407.

Repair Services For 57C407

Type Lead Time Price Action
Repair Service 1-2 weeks $344

Our highly skilled technicians can repair your 57C407. 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:

  • 48-72hr Rush Repair
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  • AX Control Certificate of Warranty

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