GE Fanuc IC200UDD164 VersaMax Micro Controller

Description

The GE Fanuc Emerson IC200UDD164 is a VersaMax Micro PLC controller that integrates CPU, power supply, and I/O into one compact unit. It is designed for small‑to‑medium automation systems requiring reliable digital input/output handling, fast cycle times, and flexible communication options.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: GE Fanuc Emerson

• Product Line: VersaMax Micro PLC

• Part Number: IC200UDD164

• Product Type: Micro Controller Module

• Weight: ~0.91 kg (2 lbs)

• Dimensions: Compact housing for DIN rail or panel mounting

• Operating Voltage: 100–240 VAC input

• Total I/O Points: 64

  • Digital Inputs: 40 × 24 VDC inputs

  • Digital Outputs: 24 × DC transistor outputs

• Output Type: DC transistor (sourcing/sinking depending on configuration)

• Load Capacity: 0.5 A per point typical

• Input Frequency: 50–60 Hz

• Hold‑Up Time: 10–20 ms depending on input voltage range

• Inrush Current: 30–40 A depending on supply voltage

• Communication Ports: 1 serial port + 1 optional communication port

• Expandable I/O: Up to 170 points with expansion modules

• Approvals: CE, UL, CSA

Key Features

• Compact Design: CPU, power supply, and I/O integrated in one unit.

• High I/O Density: 64 built‑in points, expandable to 170 with modules.

• DC Outputs: Transistor outputs for fast switching and reliable performance.

• Fast Cycle Times: Ensures responsive control in automation tasks.

• Flexible Programming: Supports online programming and memory modules.

• Industrial Durability: Built for continuous duty in harsh environments.

• Seamless Integration: Compatible with VersaMax PLC systems.

Applications

• Machine control

• Process automation

• Distributed I/O systems

• Industrial monitoring

Field Installation Guidelines

• Mounting: Install on DIN rail or panel with proper clearance.

• Wiring: Connect AC supply and field devices to designated terminals; maintain polarity and grounding.

• Expansion: Use compatible VersaMax Micro expansion units for additional I/O.

• Environment: Operate within 0–60 °C; avoid condensation and corrosive atmospheres.

• Verification: Confirm module seating and wiring polarity before energizing system power.