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IC200UDD220

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General Electric IC200UDD220 is a 20-point VersaMax Micro PLC with twelve 24 VDC inputs, eight 24 VDC sink transistor outputs and a 24 VDC power supply.
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Technical specifications for IC200UDD220

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200UDD220
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    20-Point VersaMax Micro PLC
  • Stock:
    1
  • Integrated I/O:
    12 inputs / 8 outputs
  • Input Type:
    24 VDC positive or negative logic
  • Output Type:
    24 VDC sink transistor
  • Controller Supply:
    24 VDC nominal
  • Power Input Range:
    19.2-30 VDC
  • Load Current:
    0.5 A per point at 24 VDC
  • High-Speed Counters:
    Up to four Type A or one Type A plus one Type B
  • Maximum Counter Frequency:
    100 kHz
  • Pulse/PWM Frequency:
    Up to 65 kHz
  • Serial Port:
    Built-in RS-232, RJ-45
  • Supported Protocols:
    SNP/SNPX, Modbus RTU, Serial I/O
  • Program Memory:
    24K words
  • Register Memory:
    32K words
  • Programming Formats:
    Ladder Diagram or Instruction List
  • Auxiliary 24 VDC Output:
    435 mA maximum
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    15 x 9 x 7.6 cm (W x H x D)
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Features:

  • Integrates twelve configurable 24 VDC inputs with eight sink transistor outputs in one controller.
  • Supports high-speed counting plus PWM and pulse-train output modes for motion-related control.
  • Provides built-in serial communications and removable terminal strips for service access.
The integrated I/O arrangement lets General Electric IC200UDD220 handle common machine signals without a separate discrete expansion module. Its twelve inputs can use positive- or negative-logic wiring for field devices, while eight sink transistor outputs operate compatible indicators, interlocks and 24 VDC loads.

For fast pulse work, selected inputs on General Electric IC200UDD220 can be assigned to Type A or Type B high-speed counters up to 100 kHz. Compatible outputs can remain standard I/O or be configured for PWM, pulse-train or ramped pulse-train control up to 65 kHz.

The installation hardware on General Electric IC200UDD220 includes removable screw-down barrier-style terminal strips with protective covers, a built-in RS-232 RJ-45 Port 1, a Run/Stop switch, and connection points for the optional Port 2 module and removable Memory Pack. These components keep field wiring, programming access and operating controls on the controller.

The General Electric IC200UDD220 20-Point VersaMax Micro PLC may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric IC200UDD220 20-Point VersaMax Micro PLC 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.

Serial Port Roles

  • Built-in RS-232: The RJ-45 Port 1 supports direct programming and serial device communication.
  • Supported protocols: Configure SNP/SNPX master or slave, Modbus RTU master or slave, or Serial I/O.
  • Optional second port: Add a compatible RS-232 or RS-485 option when a second serial channel is required.
  • Concurrent monitoring: With Port 2 installed, both ports can monitor while only one port handles programming.

Logic and High-Speed Setup

  • Program formats: Build the application in Ladder Diagram or Instruction List.
  • Counter assignment: Configure up to four Type A counters or documented Type A and Type B combinations.
  • Output modes: Assign compatible outputs to standard, PWM, pulse-train, or ramped pulse-train service.
  • Power-up source: Read the configuration and application from RAM or flash at startup.

Startup and Service Checks

  • Power-up diagnostics: Retain startup checks unless the project deliberately uses the documented 100 ms disabled-diagnostics behavior.
  • Status indicators: Use the Power, OK, Run and individual I/O LEDs to separate controller-state issues from point wiring faults.
  • I/O isolation: Field circuits are isolated from logic and divided into groups as shown in the wiring diagram.
  • Pulse suppression: Sink outputs resist negative voltage pulses when switching documented lamp or inductive loads.
  • Memory retention: The capacitor holds RAM and the clock for at least 30 minutes at 25 C, with an optional battery for longer backup.

Documented Control Uses

  • Pulse measurement: High-speed counters support meter proving and turbine-flow monitoring from rapid field pulses.
  • Speed and position: Edge selection and Type B quadrature counting serve velocity and motion-feedback tasks.
  • Material handling: Pulse-train, PWM and ramped outputs can coordinate conveyors and compatible actuators.
  • Machine sequencing: Standard inputs and transistor outputs handle interlocks, indicators and controlled DC loads.
Description
Within a small machine-control panel, the General Electric IC200UDD220 combines logic execution with twelve configurable 24 VDC input points and eight sink-type transistor outputs. Standard inputs can be wired for positive or negative logic, so the controller can read common field devices without a separate discrete input module.

Fast pulse tasks can be assigned without abandoning the regular I/O map. The General Electric IC200UDD220 permits selected inputs to serve as Type A or Type B counters up to 100 kHz, while supported outputs may be configured for PWM, pulse-train or ramped pulse-train operation up to 65 kHz.

Operating from a 19.2-30 VDC controller input, the General Electric IC200UDD220 supplies up to 435 mA from its auxiliary 24 VDC output for input circuits and user devices. Each sink transistor output is rated for 0.5 A at 24 VDC.

Application storage on the General Electric IC200UDD220 includes 24K words of program memory and 32K words of registers. Flash memory provides non-volatile storage, the configuration and application can load from RAM or flash at power-up, and the internal capacitor retains RAM and the time-of-day clock for at least 30 minutes at 25 C.
Alternative Names
IC200-UDD220 IC200 UDD220 IC 200 UDD 220 GE IC200UDD220 GE Fanuc IC200UDD220 General Electric IC200UDD220 VersaMax Micro IC200UDD220 IC2OOUDD220
Technical notes
General Electric IC200UDD220 supports up to four 100 kHz high-speed counters and configurable pulse or PWM outputs up to 65 kHz for compact machine control.
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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.
Why does a field sensor fail to register on General Electric IC200UDD220 even though 24 VDC is present?
Check whether the sensor wiring and input reference match the selected positive- or negative-logic scheme for General Electric IC200UDD220, then confirm the point reaches the 18 VDC ON threshold and that its common is wired to the correct input group.
How can General Electric IC200UDD220 avoid false counts from a bouncing mechanical contact?
For General Electric IC200UDD220, keep mechanical contacts on standard inputs and apply the configurable input filter; reserve high-speed counter points for clean pulse sources that require microsecond response.
A lamp or solenoid will not switch from General Electric IC200UDD220; which circuit checks matter first?
Verify that General Electric IC200UDD220 is wired as a sink-output controller, that the external 12/24 VDC load supply and group common are present, and that the device stays within the 0.5 A per-point rating.
What should be matched before replacing another 20-point Micro PLC with General Electric IC200UDD220?
Before installing General Electric IC200UDD220, compare the power-supply type, sink versus relay or source output behavior, terminal assignments, user program, port options and any high-speed I/O allocation; the same point count alone does not establish interchangeability.
Can General Electric IC200UDD220 run a pulse or PWM function while other points remain standard I/O?
Yes. General Electric IC200UDD220 can mix regular I/O with configured high-speed counters and compatible PWM or pulse-train outputs, but the project must use the dedicated references assigned by the hardware configuration.
Where should communication troubleshooting begin when a programmer cannot connect to General Electric IC200UDD220?
Start with the General Electric IC200UDD220 Port 1 mode, cable pinout, baud rate, parity and master or slave role; optional RS-485 operation depends on the installed port option.
How is the application protected when General Electric IC200UDD220 loses power?
The General Electric IC200UDD220 can load its configuration and application from flash at power-up, while its capacitor holds RAM and the clock for at least 30 minutes at 25 C; use the documented optional battery if longer retention is required.

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