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General Electric IC200EBI001 is a VersaMax Ethernet Network Interface Unit for connecting distributed I/O to Ethernet controllers.
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Technical specifications for IC200EBI001

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200EBI001
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    Ethernet Network Interface Unit
  • Stock:
    1
  • Network Role:
    Ethernet slave and VersaMax I/O station controller
  • Ethernet:
    10Base-T or 100Base-TX, auto-negotiated
  • Default IP Address:
    192.168.0.10
  • I/O Data:
    1024 bytes maximum; up to 512 bytes input or output
  • Fault Data:
    128 bytes maximum
  • Expansion Support:
    64 modules and 7 expansion racks on MH and later
  • Power Consumption:
    +5 V at 600 mA on MH and later
  • Indicators:
    PWR, OK, FAULTS, LAN, STAT, MAINT, COMM
  • Serial Console:
    Mini-USB, 19200 baud, 8-N-1
  • Firmware Upgrade Port:
    Mini-USB with WinLoader
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals IP & Ethernet I/O Exchange Rack Setup Applications

Features:

  • IC200EBI001 controls a VersaMax I/O station as an Ethernet slave.
  • The network port auto-negotiates 10Base-T or 100Base-TX operation.
  • MH and later revisions support 64 modules across seven expansion racks.
The interface organizes installed VersaMax modules into an Ethernet-accessible station without requiring a separate CPU in that rack.

Automatic rate selection lets the same RJ-45 connection operate on either supported Ethernet speed when the neighboring equipment is configured correctly.

Later hardware expands the station beyond the original local rack, allowing a larger physical I/O arrangement under one network interface.

The General Electric IC200EBI001 VersaMax Ethernet Network Interface Unit may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric IC200EBI001 VersaMax Ethernet Network Interface Unit 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.

Addressing and network behavior

  • Default Address: A new station starts at 192.168.0.10 until valid site parameters are assigned.
  • Rate Selection: The copper port negotiates either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps with the connected Ethernet device.
  • Conflict Indication: A flashing amber STAT LED warns that the IP address is invalid or already in use.
  • Console Apply: Address changes entered through mini-USB take effect after a power cycle or configuration download.

Data flow between the rack and network

  • Transfer Space: Total I/O exchange is limited to 1024 bytes, with up to 512 bytes in either direction.
  • Fault Area: A separate 128-byte region carries station fault information to the controller.
  • Reference Order: Ethernet datagrams follow the physical sequence of modules on the backplane.
  • Connection State: The STAT indicator confirms Modbus activity or receipt of configured EGD exchanges.

Physical station and expansion planning

  • Power Mounting: A VersaMax power supply installs directly on the interface unit to feed the station.
  • Shared Source: Booster supplies and the interface supply must use the same external power source.
  • Expansion Scale: MH and later units can manage seven remote racks within the 64-module total.
  • Slot Continuity: Autoconfiguration pauses at an empty or faulted position before continuing with the next rack.

Ethernet-connected I/O use cases

  • Remote Machines: A controller can exchange discrete and analog data with a VersaMax station over plant Ethernet.
  • Rack Consolidation: Later revisions combine multiple expansion racks behind one network address.
  • Modbus Integration: The Ethernet slave role suits supervisory systems that exchange data through Modbus TCP.
  • EGD Stations: Configured exchanges support cyclic I/O delivery to compatible control architectures.
Description
The General Electric IC200EBI001 is a VersaMax Ethernet Network Interface Unit that operates as an Ethernet slave while controlling the I/O modules in its station.

Its RJ-45 network connection auto-negotiates 10Base-T or 100Base-TX operation. The unit exchanges as much as 1024 bytes of I/O data, with no more than 512 bytes assigned to inputs or outputs, and maintains a separate fault-data area.

Hardware revision MH and later can supervise 64 I/O modules across seven expansion racks. Reference assignment follows physical backplane order, so installed slot sequence must agree with the intended Ethernet data map.

IP parameters can be entered from the mini-USB serial console at 19200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, and one stop bit. After a successful address change, a power cycle or configuration download is required before the new values take effect.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC200EBI001AD
IC200EBI001-AD, Series AD, Rev AD
IC200EBI001BD
IC200EBI001-BD, Series BD, Rev BD
IC200EBI001CC
IC200EBI001-CC, Series CC, Rev CC
IC200EBI001DE
IC200EBI001-DE, Series DE, Rev DE
IC200EBI001DF
IC200EBI001-DF, Series DF, Rev DF
IC200EBI001DG
IC200EBI001-DG, Series DG, Rev DG
IC200EBI001EF
IC200EBI001-EF, Series EF, Rev EF
IC200EBI001GG
IC200EBI001-GG, Series GG, Rev GG
IC200EBI001GJ
IC200EBI001-GJ, Series GJ, Rev GJ
IC200EBI001HG
IC200EBI001-HG, Series HG, Rev HG
IC200EBI001KG
IC200EBI001-KG, Series KG, Rev KG
IC200EBI001LG
IC200EBI001-LG, Series LG, Rev LG
IC200EBI001MH
IC200EBI001-MH, Series MH, Rev MH
IC200EBI001NJ
IC200EBI001-NJ, Series NJ, Rev NJ
IC200EBI001PK
IC200EBI001-PK, Series PK, Rev PK
IC200EBI001PL
IC200EBI001-PL, Series PL, Rev PL
Alternative Names
GE IC200EBI001 IC200 EBI001 VersaMax IC200EBI001 IC 200 EBI 001 IC200-EBI-001 GE Fanuc IC200EBI001 IC200EBI001 Ethernet NIU IC2OOEBIOO1
Technical notes
General Electric IC200EBI001 links a VersaMax I/O station to 10/100 Mbps Ethernet. MH and later hardware supports 64 modules and seven expansion racks.
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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.
How can an IP conflict be avoided when installing General Electric IC200EBI001?
Before connecting General Electric IC200EBI001 to the plant network, assign a valid unused address; its default is 192.168.0.10, and STAT flashing amber indicates an invalid or conflicting IP.
Why can downloaded I/O addresses differ from Ethernet data order on General Electric IC200EBI001?
General Electric IC200EBI001 builds EGD references from the physical backplane sequence, so rearranged software addresses do not replace the actual slot order used in the datagrams.
What limits expansion planning for General Electric IC200EBI001?
Expansion to 64 modules and seven racks applies to General Electric IC200EBI001 revision MH and later; earlier hardware must be checked separately before a rack is added.
Where should firmware updates be connected on General Electric IC200EBI001?
Use the mini-USB port and WinLoader for General Electric IC200EBI001 firmware work; the Ethernet port and expansion connector are not the update paths.
What causes autoconfiguration to stop on a General Electric IC200EBI001 rack?
An empty slot or a faulted module ends autoconfiguration for that General Electric IC200EBI001 rack, after which the scan moves to the next expansion rack.
How should delayed analog updates be addressed in a General Electric IC200EBI001 station?
If the total expansion cable is 250 m or less, setting General Electric IC200EBI001 expansion bus speed to Normal can avoid delays associated with Extended Distance on affected analog modules.

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