- Thirty-two 24 V DC inputs are divided into four isolated groups of eight
- Each group supports positive-logic wiring, while negative logic requires module version C or later
- Selectable input filtering provides total response choices of 0.5, 1.5, or 7.5 milliseconds
IC200MDL650 is a General Electric VersaMax digital input module designed for grouped 24 V DC field-state acquisition.
The module receives thirty-two discrete signals through four groups of eight, reports each input state to the CPU or NIU, and provides a green indicator for every point.
Before installation or replacement, verify the hardware revision, group polarity, input voltage and current, carrier terminals, filter setting, isolation, and saved VersaMax configuration.
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General Electric IC200MDL650 32-Point 24 V DC Positive/Negative Logic Input Module Manuals, Datasheets, Links
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.
- The thirty-two input points are divided into four groups of eight
- Input devices connect between each input terminal and its group common
- Positive-logic inputs receive current from field devices, while negative-logic inputs return current to them
- The module has a 0.5-millisecond basic maximum input response
- Software-selectable filter times are 0, 1.0, and 7.0 milliseconds
- The default 1.0-millisecond filter produces a 1.5-millisecond total response
- Thirty-two green LEDs show the individual input-point states
- The green OK LED indicates that backplane power is present
- Input-state processing is performed by the connected VersaMax CPU or network interface unit
- Discrete machine-state acquisition in VersaMax complex-machine control
- Grouped 24 V DC sensor monitoring in light process-control systems
- Position and status feedback collection in motion-control applications