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IC200CPU002

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General Electric IC200CPU002 is a VersaMax PLC CPU with 42K bytes of configurable memory and RS-232 and RS-485 communications.
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Technical specifications for IC200CPU002

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200CPU002
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    VersaMax CPU with Two Serial Ports
  • Stock:
    1
  • Configurable Memory:
    42K bytes maximum
  • Station Capacity:
    64 modules maximum
  • Discrete I/O:
    2048 inputs and 2048 outputs maximum
  • Boolean Execution:
    1.8 ms/K typical
  • Built-In Ports:
    RS-232 and RS-485
  • Supported Modes:
    SNP Slave, RTU Slave, and Serial I/O
  • Program Storage:
    System flash
  • Retained Storage:
    Battery-backed RAM
  • Programming:
    Ladder diagram, sequential function chart, and instruction list
  • Floating Point:
    Supported
  • Indicators:
    POWER, OK, RUN, FAULT, FORCE, PORT 1, and PORT 2
  • Physical Size:
    66.8 x 128 mm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Memory Allocation Port Modes Run Control Applications

Features:

  • Controls a VersaMax station containing as many as 64 modules.
  • Provides a 42K-byte configurable memory pool for application resources.
  • Shows CPU, force, and serial activity through seven front indicators.
General Electric IC200CPU002 addresses control systems whose application, register, and analog-data requirements benefit from more configurable memory than the CPU001 model provides.

A local operating-mode switch supports run and stop control at the cabinet and can be configured to restrict unintended edits to memory or forced variables.

Two independent serial interfaces support SNP Slave, RTU Slave, and Serial I/O operation while keeping the RS-232 and RS-485 electrical connections distinct.

The General Electric IC200CPU002 VersaMax 42K Configurable Memory CPU may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric IC200CPU002 VersaMax 42K Configurable Memory CPU Manuals,Datasheets,Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

Configurable Memory Allocation

  • Total Pool: The CPU supplies up to 42K bytes of configurable memory.
  • Project Share: Program and hardware-configuration files consume space according to their downloaded size.
  • Data Areas: Remaining capacity can be assigned to %R, %AI, and %AQ tables.
  • Reallocation: Changing the configured distribution clears data in the affected memory areas.

Communication Port Modes

  • RS-232 Channel: Port 1 uses a 9-pin female connector for point-to-point serial communication.
  • RS-485 Channel: Port 2 uses a 15-pin female connector and can power selected low-current accessories.
  • Default State: Both channels start in SNP Slave mode unless the project assigns another supported mode.
  • Stop Behavior: A Serial I/O port changes to SNP Slave while the CPU is stopped.

Run and Fault Control

  • Mode Switch: The front switch provides local access to run and stop commands.
  • Write Protection: Switch configuration can block memory writes and discrete forcing.
  • Self-Test View: OK flash patterns indicate startup testing or I/O configuration progress.
  • Fault Response: RUN and FAULT states distinguish normal scanning from stop/fault operation.

Application Considerations

  • Larger Projects: The 42K allocation suits VersaMax programs needing additional logic or data capacity.
  • Multi-Module Control: A maximum of 64 modules supports broader modular-machine architectures.
  • Commissioning: Local mode control and front diagnostics aid staged startup at the panel.
  • Legacy Serial Links: Dual physical standards accommodate separate RS-232 and RS-485 device networks.
Description
Providing the larger memory option in this VersaMax CPU pair, General Electric IC200CPU002 offers 42K bytes that can be distributed across the control application, configuration, registers, and analog data tables.

The controller can manage as many as 64 modules and 2048 discrete input and output points. A front RUN/STOP switch gives local control over operating mode and can be configured to protect memory and forced discrete values from unintended changes.

General Electric IC200CPU002 links serial equipment through a 9-pin RS-232 channel and a 15-pin RS-485 channel. Seven indicators separate power and CPU health from run, fault, force, and per-port activity so commissioning checks can be made at the cabinet.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC200CPU002BC
IC200CPU002-BC, Series BC, Rev BC
IC200CPU002BE
IC200CPU002-BE, Series BE, Rev BE
IC200CPU002CE
IC200CPU002-CE, Series CE, Rev CE
IC200CPU002EG
IC200CPU002-EG, Series EG, Rev EG
IC200CPU002HG
IC200CPU002-HG, Series HG, Rev HG
Alternative Names
IC200CPU002 42K CPU VersaMax IC200CPU002 GE IC200CPU002 IC 200 CPU 002 IC200-CPU002 GE Fanuc IC200CPU002 IC200 CPU002 IC2O0CPU002
Technical notes
General Electric IC200CPU002 provides 42K bytes of configurable memory for VersaMax control applications. Its RS-232 and RS-485 ports support SNP Slave, RTU Slave, and Serial I/O modes.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
When is General Electric IC200CPU002 a better fit than a 34K VersaMax CPU?
Choose General Electric IC200CPU002 when the combined program, configuration, register, and analog-table plan requires the 42K-byte allocation rather than 34K.
Can the mode switch on General Electric IC200CPU002 reduce accidental changes?
Yes. The configurable switch behavior on General Electric IC200CPU002 can help prevent unintended writes to CPU memory or forced discrete values.
How many modules should be counted when sizing a station around General Electric IC200CPU002?
Include every local and supported expansion device in the plan because General Electric IC200CPU002 controls a maximum of 64 modules.
What serial wiring distinction matters on General Electric IC200CPU002?
General Electric IC200CPU002 uses a 9-pin RS-232 Port 1 and a 15-pin RS-485 Port 2, so cable pinout and electrical standard must match the selected channel.
How can a startup fault be narrowed down on General Electric IC200CPU002?
Read the POWER, OK, RUN, and FAULT patterns on General Electric IC200CPU002 first, then use the PORT indicators to determine whether serial activity is involved.
What should be preserved before changing the memory allocation of General Electric IC200CPU002?
Upload retained memory data from General Electric IC200CPU002 before storing a hardware configuration with a different allocation, because that change clears the reallocated data areas.

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