Description
Product Overview
The ABB DCF1061134R0001-YPP110A is identified in supplier listings as an application controller for ABB’s APC2 drive-control architecture. The YPP110A executes application-specific control logic and manages configured data elements, function blocks, and communication buffers. ABB’s APC2 programming documentation identifies interfaces for the DDC link, Advant Fieldbus 100, panel link, and drive communication board, depending on the system configuration.
This controller is associated with legacy ABB variable-speed drive installations, including ACV700 and DCV700 platforms. It is not a general-purpose AC 800M controller, and it should not be selected based only on broad claims of PLC or DCS compatibility. The exact board revision, system software release, drive hardware, communication boards, and application database must align with the installed equipment. The YPP110A system software is documented as being stored in flash PROM on the controller board, while ABB also cataloged a controller kit that included the board, mounting plate, and system software.
For replacement procurement, establish whether the required item is the standalone board or a complete controller kit. The identifier DCF1061134R0001 appears in supplier listings alongside YPP110A, while other catalogs use identifiers such as 61061134-S for a controller-and-software kit. These should not be treated as automatically interchangeable part numbers. Before installation, confirm the nameplate, connector condition, firmware/software release, and availability of a valid application backup. For surplus stock, request actual-unit photographs and documented functional-test results.
Product Introduction
A failed application controller can prevent a legacy drive from executing its configured control functions, even when the power section remains serviceable. The ABB YPP110A is the application controller used in the APC2 architecture for compatible drive systems.
Before ordering, confirm the full identifier, controller software release, connected I/O and communication boards, and whether the offered assembly includes its mounting plate or software package.
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | YPP110A |
| Supplied part identifier | DCF1061134R0001 |
| Manufacturer | ABB |
| Product family | APC2 / Common Drive Control |
| Product type | Application controller board |
| Main function | Execution of drive application logic |
| Associated drive platforms | ACV700 / DCV700; verify the installed configuration |
| Application programming | APC2 application configuration and function-block programming |
| Engineering environment | Adva Build / APC2 programming tools, depending on software release |
| System software storage | Flash PROM on the board |
| Direct engineering connection | V.24 interface at 9600 baud is documented for the tool connection |
| Engineering connection point | X4 on the , according to programming documentation |
| Communication functions | DDC link, AF100, panel link, and drive communication board interfaces, as configured |
| I/O expansion | Compatible I/O boards such as YPQ110A or YPQ111A |
| Supply voltage | Confirm from the applicable hardware manual; 24 VDC is reported in secondary listings |
| Mounting | Board mounting; controller-kit documentation lists a mounting plate |
| Software compatibility | Must match the installed release and application |
| Operating temperature | Verify from the relevant hardware manual |
| Condition | Confirm actual stock condition and test status |
Technical caution: The 9600-baud V.24 connection refers to the documented engineering-tool connection, not the speed of every field communication link. Exact electrical ratings and the relationship between DCF1061134R0001 and other ordering numbers should be verified against the installed board and its documentation.
DCF1061134R0001-YPP110A
Related Products
These components are associated with the and ACV700/DCV700 control environment. They are not guaranteed direct replacements for .
- 61061134-S — ABB application-controller kit catalog item, described as with system software.
- YPQ110A — Extended I/O board for compatible installations.
- YPQ111A — Extended I/O board documented as an upgrade option for YPQ110A.
- YPH107A — Speed-measurement board used in documented drive architectures.
- YPH108B — Alternative speed-measurement board designation in the ACV700 hardware documentation.
- YPK113A — UART communication board.
- YPK114A — MFB communication board.
- YPK117A — Modbus communication board.
- YPK118A — PROFIBUS-DP communication board.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is ABB DCF1061134R0001- used for?
It is listed as an ABB application controller associated with drive-control systems. It executes application-specific control logic and coordinates the configured control and communication functions of a compatible drive installation.
2. Is DCF1061134R0001 the same as 61061134-S?
Not necessarily. ABB catalog information describes 61061134-S as a controller kit that includes the board, mounting plate, and system software. The supplied identifier may refer to a different assembly or procurement code. Verify the complete label and included hardware before approving a cross-reference.
3. Does the include system software?
The system software is documented as residing in flash PROM on the board. Certain cataloged kits also specify delivery with system software. However, software version and application configuration must be checked separately; do not assume a replacement has the required release or machine-specific application.
4. Can the be hot-swapped while the drive is powered?
Do not assume that live replacement is permitted. Follow the drive-specific isolation and lockout/tagout procedure, allow the DC bus to discharge according to the applicable manual, and verify the safe state before removing the board.
5. Will a replacement controller work without reconfiguration?
Not necessarily. Check the software release, application database, connected I/O boards, and communication interfaces. Preserve a validated backup and plan a controlled commissioning test before returning the drive to service.
6. How should I verify a surplus ?
Request photographs of the actual board, label, revision, connectors, and any mounting hardware. Ask for evidence of functional testing and confirmation of the installed software version where available. “New surplus” does not by itself prove factory-sealed status or operational condition.
7. What information is needed to confirm compatibility?
Provide the complete controller label, drive model, board revision, software release, installed I/O and communication boards, and the original equipment bill of materials. This is especially important when the requested identifier differs from the catalog number on the offered kit.
Procurement recommendation: Treat – as a configuration-specific application controller. Confirm the exact ordering-code relationship, board revision, software package, and drive compatibility before purchasing a replacement.
