
GE Fanuc IC200MDD848 Mixed I/O Module
The GE Fanuc IC200MDD848 is a VersaMax mixed discrete I/O module. It offers 8 sourcing inputs and 8 isolated outputs with MOV and snubber protection, plus 5 A maximum load current.
The IC200MDL140 is a discrete input module for the Versamax I/O and control system. It provides 8 individually isolated inputs with a 120 V AC operating voltage. This module receives two-state AC signals from sensors, pushbuttons, and switches. Then, it returns these signals to the CPU as 8-bit discrete inputs. Therefore, it suits machine control and panel applications.
The IC200MDL140 arranges its inputs in a single group of eight channels. Each point works as a positive logic or sourcing discrete input. The module has a nominal 120 V AC voltage rating with an operating range from 0 to 132 V AC.
The on-state voltage range spans 70 to 132 V AC. The off-state range covers 0 to 20 V AC. Additionally, the input impedance measures 8.6 kilo-ohms at 60 Hertz. The maximum backplane current rating reaches 55 milliamps at 5 Volts.
Unlike Versamax output modules, the IC200MDL140 draws power from the backplane. It does not require an external power supply. This design simplifies wiring and reduces cabinet components. Furthermore, the maximum response time for the on state is one cycle.
The module includes 16 individually numbered LEDs. These indicators show the on and off state of each input channel. One additional LED displays the backplane power status. Therefore, technicians can monitor input activity and power health at a glance.
The IC200MDL140 installs on Versamax I/O base carriers. These carriers feature interposing terminals and a snap-in design. This layout provides maximum wiring flexibility and supports hot module insertion and removal. The module measures approximately 110 x 66.8 x 50.0 millimeters. Its compact size saves valuable panel space.
First, select a suitable Versamax I/O carrier for the IC200MDL140. Next, snap the module into the carrier until it seats firmly. Then, wire the AC input signals to the designated terminals. After that, verify the backplane power LED turns on.
Check the numbered LEDs to confirm each input channel responds correctly. Ensure the input voltage stays within the 0 to 132 V AC range. Finally, confirm the backplane supply provides 55 milliamps at 5 Volts. This step ensures reliable long-term operation.
1x GE Fanuc IC200MDL140 Discrete Input Module
Q1: How many inputs does the IC200MDL140 provide?
A: The module offers 8 discrete inputs. They are arranged in a single group of eight channels.
Q2: Does this module need an external power supply?
A: No, it draws power from the backplane. Versamax input modules do not need external supplies.
Q3: What is the operating voltage range?
A: The nominal rating is 120 V AC. The operating range spans 0 to 132 V AC.
Q4: What input type does the IC200MDL140 use?
A: Each point works as a positive logic or sourcing discrete input. It accepts two-state AC signals.
Q5: Does the module support hot insertion?
A: Yes, the Versamax carrier design supports hot insertion and removal. This feature reduces downtime.
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| Model No. | IC200MDL140 |
| Product Type | Discrete Input Module |
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