A16B-2200-0350 Fanuc PCB Board A16B22000350 AI6B-22OO-O35O

A16B-2200-0350 | FANUC Series 0-C 9-Inch Color CRT High-Resolution Graphics Board — 0C/0F/00C CNC Control

Color and High Resolution — A Step Above the Standard 0-C Display

The standard FANUC Series 0-C CNC operator display was monochrome — adequate for programme display, parameter editing, and basic diagnostics, but limited in its ability to present graphical information with visual differentiation. The A16B-2200-0350 provides the "GRAPHICS 9 INCH CRT COLOR HI RESOLUTION" upgrade for Series 0-C CNC systems. This is a meaningful enhancement on three counts:

Color display: Color adds visual coding to the CNC interface. Status information, alarm messages, axis positions, and graphical displays can use color to distinguish categories — active axes in one color, alarm text in red, normal status in green. Color reduces operator cognitive load for reading the CNC screen quickly under production conditions. 9-inch

CRT: The 9-inch screen size provides more display area than smaller CRT alternatives — fitting more programme lines, more parameter fields, or larger graphics within the operator's viewing area without requiring constant scrolling.

High resolution: Higher pixel density on the CRT screen renders sharper characters, cleaner graphical lines, and more legible small text — particularly beneficial when viewing dense programme listings or fine-grained diagnostic screens.

Key Product Information

Cross-Compatibility — 0C, 0F, and 00C

The description "#0C/F/00C" identifies three Series 0 CNC variants that use A16B-2200-0350:

Series 0-C: The main production Series 0 CNC generation — used on machining centres (0-MC, 0-MD), turning centres (0-TC, 0-TD), and grinding machines.

Series 0-F: A later configuration of the Series 0 line, representing evolved hardware within the same platform family.

Series 00C: A related configuration designation within the Series 0 CNC architecture — the "00" prefix identifying a specific system variant. This cross-compatibility means the A16B-2200-0350 serves multiple Series 0 family configurations — one graphics board spans the range of 0-C, 0-F, and 00C installations.

Application Scenarios

0-MC CNC color graphics fault: A FANUC Series 0-MC machining centre's color display fails — the operator panel shows no image or corrupted color output. The A16B-2200-0350 graphics board is identified as the fault. Replacement restores full-color high-resolution display. 0-TD CNC display upgrade: A Series 0-TD turning centre originally specified without color graphics receives the A16B-2200-0350 as an upgrade — adding color and high resolution to its existing 9-inch CRT monitor.

FAQ

Q1: What CNC models are covered by the "#0C/F/00C" compatibility notation?

The # prefixes in FANUC part descriptions identify compatibility variants. "0C" covers Series 0-C (0-MC, 0-MD, 0-TC, 0-TD, 0-MF, 0-TF); "F" covers Series 0-F variants; "00C" covers the Series 00C configuration. All three share the same A16B-2200 graphics board slot and video interface standard, allowing the A16B-2200-0350 to serve all three from a single part number.

Q2: Is the A16B-2200-0350 for the operator panel CRT or a separate monitoring screen?

The A16B-2200-0350 serves the CNC's operator panel CRT — the 9-inch color screen built into or adjacent to the MDI keyboard unit that is the operator's primary CNC interface. This is not a machine monitoring screen or a separate display — it is the CNC's core operator interface display.

Q3: Can A16B-2200-0350 be installed in a Series 0-C that currently has a monochrome graphics board?

Replacing a monochrome graphics board with the color A16B-2200-0350 also requires a compatible 9-inch color CRT monitor — a monochrome CRT does not respond correctly to color video signals. Confirm that the existing monitor is a color type before fitting A16B-2200-0350. A monitor upgrade may be needed alongside the graphics board.

Q4: Does replacing A16B-2200-0350 affect CNC parameters or programmes?

No. CNC parameters and programmes reside in SRAM and FROM modules on the main CPU board. The graphics board holds no stored CNC data. Replacing A16B-2200-0350 does not affect any machining data.