OVERVIEW

Official designation: Allen-Bradley 5069-ARM (Compact 5000, Address Reserve Module)

The 5069-ARM is a module that reserves the address space of a potential future I/O module, preserving network integrity during system expansion or maintenance.

KEY SPECS SUMMARY

Power: MOD Passthrough 9.55 A

Interfaces / Ports: One address reservation

Indicators: Module status LED

Operating Temp: 0 to 60 degrees C

Platform / Compatibility: CompactLogix 5000 family

Limit: SA Passthrough 9.975 A

Lifecycle: Active

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Technical Specifications:

Q: What is the primary function of the 5069-ARM in a CompactLogix 5000 system?

A: It reserves a slot address, allowing easy replacement or future addition of an I/O module.

Wiring & Installation:

Q: What are the voltage and current limits for the MOD passthrough power of the 5069-ARM?

A: The module's MOD passthrough limit is 9.55 A at 18–32V DC.

Troubleshooting & Compatibility:

Q: What must be done before replacing the 5069-ARM with a functional I/O module?

A: The controller must be switched to the Program mode before swapping the module.

Replacement & Upgrades:

Q: Is the 5069-ARM module designed to support Removable Insertion and Removal Under Power (RIUP)?

A: Yes, the 5069-ARM is fully rated for Removable Insertion and Removal Under Power.