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InquiryThis is the measurement hub on the robot, not a board in the controller cabinet. Each axis of the manipulator carries a measurement device, and this unit collects that position data and passes it back to the controller over a serial link. ABB lists it under its robot categories rather than its controller categories, and it is catalogued as a spare part for a defined set of IRB models.
| Category | Robotics → Robots → Articulated Robots; Robot Part |
| Brand | ABB (ABB Robotics) |
| Product Name | SMB-unit DSQC 633A (serial measurement board unit) |
| Part Number | 3HAC031851-001 |
| Function | Collects axis position data from the manipulator's measurement devices and transfers it to the robot controller |
| Definition | The serial measurement board unit in the robot's measurement chain. It sits on the manipulator side of the system rather than in the control cabinet. |
| Series / Compatibility | Listed by ABB for the IRB 1410, IRB 1520ID, IRB 1600, IRB 1660ID, IRB 460, IRB 6600, IRB 6640, IRB 6650, IRB 6650S and IRB 7600. Recorded as a spare part for IRB 6650S, IRB 1520, and IRB 6600 / 6650 Type A and Type B of the M2004 generation, including Foundry Prime variants. Confirm your robot model and type against the nameplate before ordering. |
| Replacement Route | ABB records this unit as replaced by sets rather than by a single part number: 3HAC046686-001, -002, -003 and -004. The correct set depends on the installed robot, the battery contact variant, the SMB enclosure and the cable set, so the suffix has to be taken from your robot's service documentation — not guessed. |
| Paint Systems | Not the right part for a paint robot. ABB specifies article 3HNA006142-001 for PAINT systems. Confirm whether your controller is recorded as a paint system before ordering. |
| Net Weight | 0.5 kg (gross weight 0.5 kg) |
| Country of Origin | Lithuania, per ABB product data. Some distributor listings state Sweden, so confirm against the label if origin matters for your import paperwork. |
| Part Type | New |
| Detailed Technical Parameters | Not published on ABB's product page, and the voltage, interface and axis-count figures circulating on reseller pages conflict or are clearly inflated, so we do not quote them here. Send us your robot model and we will confirm what applies to your machine. |
Running individual measurement wiring from every joint back to the controller would mean a thick, noise-prone harness following the manipulator through every axis. The SMB avoids that: the measurement devices terminate on this unit at the robot, and one serial link carries the position data to the controller. It is a consolidation point, and it is why a fault here is reported as a measurement or communication problem rather than as a motor or drive problem.
The other consequence is that this unit is tied to the robot's calibration identity. It is associated with the backup that keeps revolution counter data alive while the controller is powered down, which is what lets the robot know where it is without being re-referenced at every start. That is why replacing an SMB is not purely a mechanical swap: the revolution counters normally have to be checked afterwards and the robot referenced before it goes back into production. It is also why the replacement route goes through configuration-specific sets rather than one universal part number.
Symptoms that typically lead to an SMB being checked or replaced:
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