Features:
- Consolidates forty 24 VDC inputs and twenty-four sinking outputs in the Micro 64 format.
- Processes four 32-bit high-speed counters at input rates reaching 100 kHz.
- Supports 65 kHz pulse or PWM functions and selectable second-port communications.
General Electric IC200UDD164 reduces the number of separate assemblies needed in control panels with a dense concentration of 24 VDC devices.
Its sinking output topology is intended for source-connected loads, making polarity review essential when a controller is replaced or field wiring is reused.
Expanded memory and optional Ethernet, USB, or serial connectivity support larger routines, production data handling, and integration with supervisory equipment.
The General Electric IC200UDD164 64-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 IC200UDD164 64-Point VersaMax Micro PLC Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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High-Density DC Field Interface
- Input Density: Forty 24 VDC inputs collect discrete conditions from a large local sensor set.
- Sinking Outputs: Twenty-four 24 VDC outputs switch current toward the common reference through a sinking topology.
- Load Compatibility: Source-type field loads are required to complete the intended output current path.
- Installation Planning: Grouping, conductor loading, and protective devices should be planned for the combined 64-point installation.
High-Speed Event and Pulse Control
- Event Counting: Four 32-bit counter channels can capture events at frequencies up to 100 kHz.
- Pulse Generation: As many as four 32-bit pulse or PWM channels can operate at rates up to 65 kHz.
- Motion Commands: Supported motion commands coordinate programmed position or pulse functions inside the Micro 64 platform.
- Signal Integrity: Noise control, input filtering, and deterministic scan design are important when high-rate channels are used.
Expandable Communication Interface
- Standard Port: A built-in RS-232 port remains available for direct engineering or compatible serial equipment.
- Optional Interface: The second position can be fitted for RS-232, RS-485, USB, or Ethernet communication.
- Panel Planning: Choosing the option at panel-design time avoids dependence on converters and preserves service access.
- Protocol Setup: Protocol support and network parameters must be configured for the selected interface and peer device.
Dense and Time-Critical Machines
- Packaging Machines: Large packaging machines can consolidate numerous photoeyes, switches, valves, and indicators in one controller.
- Indexing Equipment: Cut-to-length or indexing equipment can use the fast counters and pulse channels for synchronized operations.
- Production Cells: Production cells can retain sizable data sets and transfer status through an optional Ethernet connection.
- System Expansion: Four expansion positions allow analog or specialized I/O to complement the sixty-four built-in discrete points.