Product Overview

The GE Fanuc IC200MDD841 is a VersaMax high-speed counter and mixed I/O module used in PLC systems that require fast pulse acquisition and flexible digital control in a compact footprint. It combines configurable high-speed counting functions with standard discrete input and output capability, making it suitable for motion-related counting tasks and general-purpose machine control within VersaMax remote or local I/O architectures.

This module supports high-speed counter operation for pulse-based devices such as encoders and proximity sensors, while also providing additional points for conventional control signals. Status monitoring and diagnostics are available through module data and front-panel LED indication to assist commissioning and maintenance.

Key Technical Characteristics

• Product series: VersaMax

• Module type: High-speed counter / mixed discrete I/O module

• Digital inputs: 20 points (configurable for counting and standard input use)

• Digital outputs: 12 points (configurable for standard output and pulse functions)

• High-speed counter capability: Up to 80 kHz (application dependent)

• Output function options: pulse train generation, PWM, ramping pulse output (configuration dependent)

• Backplane power draw: 30 mA from 5 VDC backplane supply

• Field power: External power required for output load devices

• Isolation and protection: No channel-to-channel isolation and no internal fusing (use external protection as required)

• Diagnostics: Configurable status reporting (up to 13 words) and onboard LED indicators

Physical and commercial data

• Dimensions: 10.8 cm × 6.3 cm × 5.7 cm

• Weight: 0.10 kg

• Condition: Brand New

• Availability: In Stock

• MOQ: 1

• Origin: USA

• Product status: Active

Operational Use Cases

• High-speed counting from encoders for speed, length, and position feedback

• Pulse input processing from proximity sensors and flow/parts counters

• Machine automation requiring combined counting and discrete control in one module

• Packaging, material handling, assembly equipment, and test stations

• Applications needing pulse outputs such as PWM control or pulse-train driven devices