Netstal MEM2 Sycap Memory Board 110.240.8679 DiskJet 600/110 Injection Molder

Netstal MEM2 Sycap Memory Board 110.240.8679 DiskJet 600/110 Injection Molder

This is a Netstal MEM2 Sycap memory board used in the Netstal DiskJet 600/110 CD/DVD disc injection molding system. The MEM2 board is part of the Sycap temperature controller subsystem and carries the firmware and memory resources that manage the molding process parameters for disc replication. It connects to the main Sycap controller via dual card-edge bus connectors and carries both EVEN and ODD bank memory arrays along with a set of socketed firmware EPROMs specific to the DVD_F60 disc format and D-DAT revision.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: Netstal
• Board designation: MEM2
• Primary MPN: 110.240.8679
• Alternate MPNs: 100.240.8680, 110.240.8680, 110.240.8680C
• Compatible system: Netstal DiskJet 600/110 Injection Molder / Sycap Temperature Controller
• Firmware module MEM2-17-3.1 (EPROM, socketed)
• Firmware module MEM2-16-3.0 (EPROM, socketed)
• PAC.EVN firmware: v13.5.4
• PAC.ODD firmware: v13.5.4
• DVD_F60 EVN D-DAT firmware: v1.1.2, dated 25.10.96
• DVD_F60 ODD D-DAT firmware: v1.1.2, dated 25.10.96
• Memory ICs: Mitsubishi SRM20100LLC70 (8 units visible, EVEN and ODD banks), F526 760 date code
• On-board Maxell lithium battery (present and installed)
• Form factor: card/module with dual multi-pin card-edge bus connectors
• Red card-ejector handles at both ends
• Board only — no cables or enclosure included

Applications

The Netstal DiskJet 600/110 is a high-speed injection molding machine designed specifically for optical disc replication — producing CD and DVD substrates in high-volume manufacturing environments. The Sycap system is Netstal's proprietary temperature control and process management platform integrated into these machines, and memory boards like the MEM2 carry the firmware and RAM resources that store molding parameters, timing data, and disc-format-specific process tables. The DVD_F60 D-DAT firmware present on this board identifies it as configured for DVD disc production. These boards date from the mid-to-late 1990s era of high-volume optical disc manufacturing, when CD and DVD replication facilities ran Netstal and similar European-built injection molders around the clock. Replacement controller boards for these machines are sourced almost exclusively from the surplus market, making them difficult to find in any condition.