Features:
- Runs from 120/240 VAC while providing 24 VDC sensor power.
- Pairs nine relay contacts with one high-speed transistor output.
- Includes two analog inputs, one analog output and dual serial ports.
Direct AC operation simplifies retrofits where mains control power is available but a dedicated controller DC supply is not.
The mixed output architecture reserves Q1 for rapid electronic switching and leaves isolated relay contacts for conventional loads.
Embedded analog I/O and serial connectivity let the same controller acquire process signals, issue commands and exchange operating data.
The General Electric IC200UAL006 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 IC200UAL006 VersaMax Micro PLC Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Wide-Range Mains Input
- Nominal Source: The controller connects to 120 or 240 VAC power.
- Operating Span: Internal conversion accepts the wide AC input range.
- Hold-Up: Stored energy carries logic through brief line interruptions.
- Field Feed: The unit supplies up to 200 mA at +24 VDC for sensors.
Fast Output Modes
- Logic Type: Q1 is a positive-logic sourcing DC output.
- Counter Control: High-speed logic can command the point directly.
- Pulse Functions: Pulse-train and PWM operation are available.
- Rate Ceiling: Generated waveforms are limited to 5 kHz.
Isolated Contact Banks
- Quantity: Nine outputs use normally open Form A contacts.
- Load Types: External AC or DC circuits can be switched.
- Separation: Relay isolation keeps load voltage off the logic circuit.
- Fusing: Protective devices are selected for each field branch.
Communication Growth
- Service Port: RS-232 supports programming and compatible serial traffic.
- Network Port: RS-485 handles multidrop communication modes.
- Expansion: Four additional I/O units may be attached.
- Retention: Flash and backed memory preserve controller information.