GE IC200UDD110-BD Micro PLC Controllers

The GE Fanuc IC200UDD110-BD, also cataloged as the IC200UDD110 Micro 28 PLC, operates as a dedicated hardware component for centralized discrete logic execution and signal processing within GE Fanuc VersaMax system platforms. The unit processes 16 DC input channels operating at 24 VDC and controls 12 DC output channels operating at 24 VDC, utilizing dual integrated analog potentiometers to adjust control parameters.

Hardware Specifications

Backplane Bus Communication Velocity & Firmware Flash Compatibility

The IC200UDD110-BD executes real-time ladder logic scans while managing 28 integrated discrete I/O channels operating from a single 24 VDC power rail. Internal circuitry optimizes I/O density scaling by maintaining deterministic backplane bus communication velocity across expansion interfaces. Fixed firmware flash memory execution ensures consistent scan execution timing and stable data exchanges without requiring external portable memory hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the IC200UDD110-BD support portable memory modules for program backup?

A: No. Portable memory modules are not supported on this model; program storage is maintained directly within internal non-volatile memory.

Q: What are the primary input and output voltage parameters for this controller?

A: The primary power supply input requires 24 VDC at 5 W, and both the 16 discrete input channels and 12 discrete output channels operate at 24 VDC.

Q: What function do the onboard potentiometers serve on the unit hardware?

A: The two onboard analog potentiometers allow direct manual adjustment of internal register values for tuning control loop setpoints or timer presets.

Field Installation Guidelines

Verify that all 24 VDC system power sources are de-energized prior to mounting or wiring the controller. Secure the unit onto a standard 35 mm DIN rail or mount directly to an enclosure sub-panel using screws. Connect 24 VDC power lines to the main power supply terminals, observing correct polarity to prevent power supply damage. Route 24 VDC input and output field wires through dedicated wiring ducts, separating them from high-voltage AC conductors. Connect system ground terminals to a central earth ground bus bar using low-impedance copper grounding wire to maintain noise immunity limits.