IC200CPU001 | GE Fanuc VersaMax Central Processing Unit

Product Overview

The GE Fanuc IC200CPU001 is a central processing unit for the VersaMax PLC series, offering high-performance discrete I/O management and fast Boolean logic execution. With integrated communications support and battery-backed memory, it delivers reliable automation control, precise timing, and flexible connectivity for diverse industrial applications.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: GE Fanuc

• Series: VersaMax

• Model Number: IC200CPU001

• Product Type: CPU Module

• Discrete I/O Points: 2,048 inputs, 2,048 outputs

• Internal Bits: 1,024 discrete

• Temporary Bits: 256 discrete

• Configurable Memory: Up to 34 KB (program, registers, analog I/O)

• Boolean Execution Speed: 1.8 ms per K instructions (typical)

• Built-in Communications: SNP slave, RTU slave, Serial I/O

• Memory Storage: System flash with battery-backed RAM

• Real-Time Clock Accuracy: 100 ppm (0.01%) or ±9 seconds/day

• Operating Environment: Industrial-grade reliability for PLC systems

Key Features

• High-capacity discrete I/O for complex automation tasks

• Fast Boolean logic execution with predictable timing

• Built-in communication protocols for networked PLC control

• Battery-backed memory for program retention during power loss

• Accurate internal clock for precise timing and scheduling

• Compact CPU design compatible with VersaMax backplane

Applications

• Central processing for factory automation and control panels

• PLC-based machine monitoring and control systems

• Distributed I/O integration in industrial networks

• Process control and sequential logic automation

• Retrofit and upgrade projects for VersaMax PLC systems

FAQ

Q1: How many discrete I/O points does the IC200CPU001 support?
It supports 2,048 discrete inputs and 2,048 discrete outputs.

Q2: Does it have built-in communication capabilities?
Yes, it includes SNP slave, RTU slave, and Serial I/O interfaces.

Q3: Is program memory retained during power loss?
Yes, system flash combined with battery-backed RAM ensures retention.

Q4: What is the Boolean execution speed?
Typical Boolean execution speed is 1.8 ms per K instructions.