Features:
- Combines the CPU and fourteen discrete field points in one compact VersaMax Micro unit.
- Preserves selected operating values through internal flash and supercapacitor-backed memory.
- Provides built-in high-speed counting and pulse-generation resources for compact machinery.
IC200UDD104 belongs to the Micro 14 group, whose point count and memory profile are optimized for small controllers rather than the expanded motion feature set of Micro 20, 40, and 64 models.
Its single RS-232 connection supplies the built-in serial path; Ethernet for this size is provided through the separate VersaMax SE arrangement rather than an onboard second port.
The controller can write register values to internal flash, giving an application a deliberate nonvolatile storage path in addition to short-term supercapacitor retention.
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Local Field Points on IC200UDD104
- Input allocation: Eight built-in points receive 24 VDC discrete machine and process states.
- Output allocation: Six onboard 24 VDC points drive the controller's local discrete loads.
- Point integration: CPU and field interface share one Micro 14 assembly, reducing separate module count for a small machine.
- Capacity boundary: Applications needing additional local signals use supported expansion units instead of assigning nonexistent onboard points.
Memory Use in IC200UDD104
- Logic space: The controller provides 9K words for the operating program.
- Data area: A separate 256-word store holds application values used by the logic.
- Execution profile: Typical scan performance is specified at 1.1 milliseconds per K of logic.
- Nonvolatile write: Selected register values can be committed to internal flash when the application requires deliberate retention.
Fast Signals with IC200UDD104
- Counter count: Up to four high-speed channels can be assigned to pulse accumulation tasks.
- Counter rate: The Micro 14 implementation supports 16-bit counting at as much as 10 kHz.
- Generated pulses: Up to four 16-bit pulse-train or PWM functions operate at rates through 5 kHz.
- Motion boundary: These pulse resources do not add the homing, jogging, ramp, or blended-move commands provided by larger models.
Extending IC200UDD104 I/O
- Unit limit: The controller accepts as many as four compatible VersaMax Micro expansion units.
- Point mix: Expansion selection follows the required discrete, analog, temperature, or positioning signals rather than the base CPU count alone.
- Power review: Added modules are included in the complete controller and field-supply budget.
- Architecture choice: A larger Micro controller may be preferable when the final I/O and communication demand would consume most available expansion capacity.