Allen-Bradley 1785-ME32 is a 32K-word EEPROM memory module for Enhanced PLC-5 and Ethernet PLC-5 processors. It stores a processor program for controlled loading or recovery through the PLC-5 memory-module interface.
- Provides removable nonvolatile program storage
- Supports controlled restoration of the PLC-5 user program
- Allows write protection through the module jumper
- Retains a portable program image separate from processor RAM
1785-ME32 operates with compatible Enhanced or Ethernet PLC-5 processor, memory-module connector, write-protection jumper, verified program archive.
Typical engineered duties include PLC-5 program backup, Commissioning-image retention, Processor replacement recovery, Controlled machine program distribution.
Important Notice: Before using 1785-ME32 to restore a processor, verify processor compatibility, program identity, memory-module switches and the authorized program revision.
Apter Power 1785-ME32 Manuals and Guides
Important Notice: The first document is an Apter Power 1785-ME32 model-specific technical reference. The second is a distinct document for installation, configuration or system engineering.
1785-ME32 PLC-5 program backupProvides removable nonvolatile program storage
1785-ME32 Commissioning-image retentionSupports controlled restoration of the PLC-5 user program
1785-ME32 Processor replacement recoveryAllows write protection through the module jumper
1785-ME32 Controlled machine program distributionRetains a portable program image separate from processor RAM
Read the applicable Allen-Bradley installation instructions before work. Verify 1785-ME32 and the installed-system configuration.
1Remove chassis power before installing or removing the module.
2Confirm processor compatibility and program size before loading.
3Set the write-protection jumper only after verifying the stored program.
4Document the program revision and restoration test associated with the module.
5Commission 1785-ME32 under controlled conditions and retain the completed functional-test record before release.
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