ECFP384-0 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation ECFP384-0 is part of the ECF Memory Modules series and has a flash PROM memory capacity of 384 KBytes with 3 memory blocks. It features a PGM LED status indicator, a WE/WP write protection switch, and supports application data up to 308 KBytes. This module is compatible with CP60, CP70, NTCP6# CPUs and PP60, PP60 MEM peripherals.
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The ECFP384-0 is a FlashPROM memory module with 384 KByte capacity, well suited for stable program storage in B & R control systems. Compatibility with CP60, CP70, and NTCP6# CPUs along with PP60 peripherals makes integration straightforward for legacy and maintained installations. A WE/WP write-protection switch adds valuable service security, making the module a dependable choice for controlled memory handling.
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The ECFP384-0 is a pluggable memory module manufactured by B & R Automation as part of the ECF Memory Modules series. Installed on select CPU bases, the module supplies non-volatile storage for firmware, user programs, and configuration data, maintaining control logic during power loss. By retaining compiled code and parameter sets locally, it keeps application data available to the controller and supports distributed industrial automation systems that rely on local program storage during startup.
Its total memory capacity is 384 KByte, organized as 3 independent blocks held in FlashPROM technology. Each block provides 128 KByte, preventing fragmentation and simplifying address management inside the firmware. Within this layout, the controller reserves 308 KByte exclusively for application data, leaving the remaining space for boot code, checksums, and internal housekeeping. Flash storage endures repeated erase-write cycles without losing content when power is removed, making it suitable for program updates during scheduled maintenance. The deterministic block structure also lets the runtime system map variables and motion tables consistently, reducing execution jitter on time-critical tasks.
The module can hold up to 42 K compiled instructions, matching the execution envelope of control units CP60, CP70, NTCP6# that accept the card through their front slot. Peripheral stacks such as PP60 and PP60 MEM access the same address range for local data exchange. Erase commands originate in the processor module, so no separate programmer is required. A front-mounted PGM LED signals activity during write or erase operations, and the hardware WE/WP Switch can lock the contents against accidental modification. System firmware occupying 34 KByte is stored in a protected segment that application code cannot overwrite.
