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Serving as a VersaMax PROFIBUS-DP slave network interface unit, General Electric IC200PBI001 links a remote I/O station to a compatible bus master.
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Technical specifications for IC200PBI001

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200PBI001
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    VersaMax PROFIBUS-DP Slave Network Interface Unit
  • Stock:
    1
  • Network Role:
    PROFIBUS-DP slave
  • Modules per Station:
    8 maximum
  • I/O Data:
    375 bytes maximum; up to 244 input bytes or 244 output bytes
  • Configuration Data:
    64 bytes maximum
  • Diagnostic Data:
    5 bytes maximum slave diagnostics
  • Node Address:
    1 to 125
  • Data Rate:
    9.6 kbaud to 12 Mbaud
  • Network Connector:
    9-pin D-shell
  • Backplane Consumption:
    +5 V at 250 mA; +3.3 V at 10 mA
  • Mounting:
    35 × 7.5 mm conductive DIN rail
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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More Information

Overview Manuals PROFIBUS Link Station Capacity Configuration Flow Fault Handling

Features:

  • Links a VersaMax remote I/O station to a PROFIBUS-DP master.
  • Handles up to 375 bytes of combined station I/O data.
  • Supports network speeds from 9.6 kbaud through 12 Mbaud.
General Electric IC200PBI001 operates as a PROFIBUS-DP slave and connects as many as eight VersaMax I/O modules to a compatible master without requiring a local PLC CPU. The NIU exchanges field I/O, control, status and diagnostic data for the remote station.

The station can carry up to 375 bytes of combined I/O data, with no more than 244 input bytes or 244 output bytes. Installed module order determines the cyclic data layout, while status and control bytes support station-level fault handling.

The nine-pin D-shell network port supports rates from 9.6 kbaud to 12 Mbaud. Three rotary switches set addresses from 1 to 125, and the shielded linear bus must be terminated at both ends.

The General Electric IC200PBI001 VersaMax PROFIBUS-DP Network Interface Unit may be available with configuration support from Apter Power.
General Electric IC200PBI001 PROFIBUS-DP NIU 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.

Network Interface Details

  • Slave Function: The NIU exchanges I/O and diagnostics with a PROFIBUS-DP master.
  • Speed Range: Available data rates extend from 9.6 kbaud to 12 Mbaud.
  • Physical Port: A nine-pin D-shell connector accepts the bus cable.
  • Station Address: Three rotary switches select an address from 1 to 125.
  • Bus Layout: The shielded twisted-pair network is linear and terminated at both ends.

Remote I/O Resources

  • Module Count: One NIU can serve up to eight VersaMax modules.
  • Total Payload: Combined station I/O may reach 375 bytes.
  • Direction Limit: Either input or output data can occupy as much as 244 bytes.
  • Setup Size: Configuration data is limited to 64 bytes.

Startup and Data Mapping

  • Startup Check: The NIU compares the master's configuration with its local station.
  • Data Sequence: Cyclic I/O follows the physical order of installed modules.
  • Automatic Setup: Autoconfiguration builds a default station when no stored setup exists.
  • Programmed Setup: Remote I/O Manager can assign references and configurable features.
  • Retention: A stored software configuration remains through power cycles.

Diagnostic Response

  • Fault Queue: The internal table retains up to thirty-two faults in FIFO order.
  • Location Detail: Diagnostic data identifies the fault code, rack, slot and point.
  • Output Defaults: A watchdog timeout applies the configured output default behavior.
  • Status Control: Reserved status and control bytes let the master retrieve or clear faults.
  • Group Commands: Standard PROFIBUS Sync and Freeze operations are supported.
Description
A conductive DIN rail supports General Electric IC200PBI001 and provides the mounting reference for a remote VersaMax assembly. The station power supply fits directly beside the interface, keeping the network head and local I/O in one compact structure.

During startup, the interface compares the configuration sent by the PROFIBUS master with the modules it detects locally. Cyclic I/O exchange begins only after the expected and installed arrangements agree, preventing data from being mapped to the wrong hardware layout.

If communication is interrupted after operation has started, the watchdog controls how the station leaves normal data exchange. Discrete outputs move to their configured default state, while analog outputs retain their last value until valid commands return.

Diagnostic events from the interface and attached modules are retained in an internal fault table. The master can read or clear these entries, giving maintenance teams a structured record instead of relying only on a current alarm indication.

Separate Power, OK, Fault and Network indicators help distinguish a local supply problem, an interface condition, an I/O fault and a bus issue. General Electric IC200PBI001 therefore supports step-by-step troubleshooting without treating every loss of data as the same failure.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

IC200PBI001BB
IC200PBI001-BB, Series BB, Rev BB
IC200PBI001BD
IC200PBI001-BD, Series BD, Rev BD
IC200PBI001CF
IC200PBI001-CF, Series CF, Rev CF
IC200PBI001EF
IC200PBI001-EF, Series EF, Rev EF
IC200PBI001FF
IC200PBI001-FF, Series FF, Rev FF
IC200PBI001FG
IC200PBI001-FG, Series FG, Rev FG
IC200PBI001JG
IC200PBI001-JG, Series JG, Rev JG
IC200PBI001LG
IC200PBI001-LG, Series LG, Rev LG
Alternative Names
IC200-PBI001 IC200 PBI001 GE IC200PBI001 GE Fanuc IC200PBI001 Emerson IC200PBI001 VersaMax IC200PBI001 IC200PBI001 PROFIBUS NIU IC200PBI00I
Technical notes
General Electric IC200PBI001 requires a unique node address from 1 to 125, end-of-line bus termination, and an exact master-to-station configuration match.
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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 will General Electric IC200PBI001 remain off the PROFIBUS network after hardware changes?
General Electric IC200PBI001 requires the master configuration to match the installed station exactly. Update the master project or restore the expected module order before cyclic exchange can begin.
How should a General Electric IC200PBI001 node address be selected?
Set General Electric IC200PBI001 to an unused address from 1 to 125 with the three rotary switches. Confirm that the same address is assigned in the PROFIBUS master configuration.
What happens to outputs if communication with General Electric IC200PBI001 is lost?
After the PROFIBUS watchdog expires, General Electric IC200PBI001 sends outputs to their configured defaults. Discrete outputs default to zero, while analog outputs hold their last state.
How can faults behind General Electric IC200PBI001 be traced to a location?
General Electric IC200PBI001 reports fault type and then rack, slot and point information through status or standard PROFIBUS diagnostics. Its internal FIFO fault table stores up to 32 entries.
When is software configuration useful for General Electric IC200PBI001?
Use software configuration with General Electric IC200PBI001 when addresses or configurable module features must differ from defaults. Autoconfiguration is simpler but applies default settings to configurable modules.
What network cabling practice helps General Electric IC200PBI001 communicate reliably?
Connect General Electric IC200PBI001 through the nine-pin PROFIBUS port on a shielded twisted-pair linear bus, terminate both ends, and follow the distance limit for the selected data rate.

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