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IC200UDD212

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General Electric IC200UDD212 is a 28-point VersaMax Micro PLC with sixteen 12 VDC inputs and twelve 12 VDC outputs.
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Technical specifications for IC200UDD212

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    IC200UDD212
  • Product Family:
    GE VersaMax
  • Product Type:
    28-Point VersaMax Micro PLC
  • Stock:
    1
  • Built-in I/O:
    28 points
  • DC inputs:
    16 points, 12 VDC
  • DC outputs:
    12 points, 12 VDC
  • Logic memory:
    9K words
  • Data storage:
    2K words
  • Scan rate:
    1.1 ms per K
  • Serial ports:
    RS-232 and RS-485
  • Real-time clock:
    Included
  • High-speed counters:
    Up to 4 at 10 kHz, 16-bit
  • Pulse/PWM outputs:
    Up to 4 at 5 kHz, 32-bit
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals 12 VDC I/O Memory Serial Applications

Features:

  • Coordinates sixteen 12 VDC inputs with twelve 12 VDC output channels.
  • Maintains 2K words of application data alongside 9K words of control logic.
  • Provides RS-232, RS-485, clock, counter, pulse, and four-module expansion capabilities.
General Electric IC200UDD212 fits low-voltage systems that need more local points and retained data than the Micro 14 configuration.

A common 12 VDC signal environment can simplify device selection, provided output polarity, inrush current, and suppression are addressed for every connected load.

Dual serial interfaces let engineering access and supported device communication use separate physical connections during normal operation.

The General Electric IC200UDD212 28-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 IC200UDD212 28-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.

Matched Low-Voltage Channels

  • Input Channels: Sixteen 12 VDC input points receive discrete feedback from compatible field devices.
  • Output Channels: Twelve 12 VDC output points command actuators or interfaces within the permitted load ratings.
  • Voltage Coordination: Using one nominal field voltage simplifies distribution but does not eliminate the need for correct commons and polarity.
  • Circuit Protection: Load suppression and branch protection reduce switching disturbance and limit wiring fault effects.

Logic, Data, and Time Resources

  • Logic Allocation: The 9K-word logic area accommodates sequences, timers, counters, and machine interlocks.
  • Data Capacity: A 2K-word data section stores process settings and values that outgrow the Micro 14 data area.
  • Retention Backup: Battery and supercapacitor support retention through expected periods without control power.
  • Time Reference: The real-time clock provides calendar and time references for programmed operating windows.

Two-Port Communication Plan

  • RS-232 Access: RS-232 offers a direct connection for an engineering workstation or supported point-to-point device.
  • RS-485 Network: RS-485 accommodates a differential serial link and supported multidrop arrangements.
  • Port Separation: Separating programming access from equipment communication can reduce cable changes during maintenance.
  • Communication Settings: Both ports require matching protocol, framing, speed, and grounding practices at their connected devices.

Low-Voltage Machine Control

  • Mobile Equipment: Mobile or battery-fed equipment can combine 12 VDC sensing and actuation in a single controller.
  • Inspection Machines: Inspection machines can use counter channels for part detection and pulse outputs for synchronized triggers.
  • Process Equipment: Compact process equipment can retain recipes and run time-based sequences with the integrated clock.
  • Module Expansion: Additional Micro modules can add specialized signals without replacing the built-in 28-point controller.
Description
Designed around sixteen 12 VDC input channels and twelve 12 VDC output channels, the General Electric IC200UDD212 provides 28 built-in points for low-voltage automation.

The equal-voltage input and output sections let a control panel coordinate compatible 12 VDC sensing and actuation circuits while keeping channel commons, load current, and suppression requirements within the terminal design.

Calendar-based routines use the integrated real-time clock, and combined battery-supercapacitor backup protects retained values. The application program has 9K words, with 2K words reserved for operating data.

The controller supplies RS-232 and RS-485 serial connections, supports four 16-bit counters to 10 kHz, and offers four 32-bit pulse or PWM functions to 5 kHz.

Four available expansion positions allow additional discrete or specialized modules to extend the original 28-point station.
Alternative Names
IC200UDD212 VersaMax Micro PLC GE IC200UDD212 GE Fanuc IC200UDD212 IC200-UDD212 IC200UDD212 28-Point PLC IC200UDD2I2 IC20OUDD212 1C200UDD212
Technical notes
General Electric IC200UDD212 keeps both sides of its built-in discrete interface at 12 VDC. Do not substitute 24 VDC field devices without suitable conversion.
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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.
Are the input and output voltages the same on General Electric IC200UDD212?
Yes. General Electric IC200UDD212 is configured with both 12 VDC inputs and 12 VDC outputs, although each field device must still meet the point ratings.
How does General Electric IC200UDD212 differ from a 14-point Micro unit?
General Electric IC200UDD212 provides sixteen inputs, twelve outputs, larger data storage, a real-time clock, and an additional RS-485 interface.
Can General Electric IC200UDD212 drive pulse-controlled equipment?
General Electric IC200UDD212 can assign up to four 32-bit pulse or PWM functions at rates to 5 kHz for compatible equipment.
What is needed to place General Electric IC200UDD212 on an RS-485 network?
General Electric IC200UDD212 needs the correct protocol setup, node parameters, cable topology, termination, and reference connection for the selected RS-485 network.
How should inductive devices connected to General Electric IC200UDD212 be handled?
Use correctly oriented suppression at inductive loads connected to General Electric IC200UDD212 and keep the steady-state and inrush currents within the output limits.
Can General Electric IC200UDD212 be expanded later?
General Electric IC200UDD212 can operate with up to four compatible VersaMax Micro expansion modules after module support and power demand are verified.

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