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The GE IC693UDR005 is a programmable controller module from the GE Fanuc Series 90 Micro PLC family, designed to deliver an all-in-one automation solution where compact form, reliable logic execution, and onboard I/O are required. With an integrated CPU, power supply, discrete inputs, relay outputs, and support for basic control routines, this unit is ideal for small-to-medium automation tasks such as standalone machine control, panel automation, and sequential logic processing. The module’s AC power support and straightforward architecture simplify deployment where a classic rack PLC would be excessive.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Description
Module Type	Micro Programmable Controller Module
PLC Series	GE Fanuc Series 90 Micro PLC
Power Supply	100 – 240 VAC
Nominal Power	~40 VA input requirement
Discrete Inputs	16 × 24 VDC (positive/negative logic, 8 mA max each)
Digital Outputs	11 × relay outputs (normally open, 2 A rating)
Total I/O Points	27 – 28 points combined (16 inputs + 11 outputs)
Logic Programming	Ladder logic via Series 90 Micro or Logicmaster tools
Mounting	Stand-alone module with integrated enclosure
Operating Temp.	Typical industrial range
Dimensions (L×W×H)	~216 × 83 × 76 mm (8.5″ × 3.3″ × 3.0″)
Weight	~0.60 kg (1 lb 6.6 oz)

This versatile micro PLC controller combines power, logic, and I/O in one compact package, making it suitable for tight panel layouts or stand-alone automation tasks.

Recommended Related Models

GE IC693UDR001 – AC powered micro PLC with fewer I/O points
GE IC693UDR002 – DC powered micro programmable controller
GE IC693UEX011 – Expansion I/O module for Series 90 Micro systems
GE IC693PRG300 – Hand-held programmer for local control and diagnostics

Popular GE Series 90 Micro & 90-30 Models

GE IC693CPU331 – Standard rack CPU module for Series 90-30 PLCs
GE IC693MDL752 – 16-point digital input module
GE IC693DSM314 – High-density discrete output module
GE IC693DNM200 – DeviceNet master communication module

Applications

The IC693UDR005 is particularly well-suited for applications that require simple programmable control without the bulk of larger PLC racks, including:

Standalone machine control such as conveyors, packaging, or indexing systems
Panel automation and localized logic for subsystem control
OEM equipment with integral control requirements
Sequential logic and small batch control routines
Retrofits and field upgrades where compactness and reliability matter

Its integrated I/O and AC power support make it an accessible choice for environments where a compact, self-contained controller is preferred.

Advantages

All-in-one design — integrated CPU, power, discrete inputs, and outputs in a single module
AC mains support — compatible with standard 100–240 VAC supplies
Flexible I/O mix — ample digital inputs and relay outputs for small control tasks
Simple programming — uses familiar ladder logic and Series 90 tooling
Space-efficient — compact footprint ideal for panel-mounted setups

Because this module incorporates core PLC functionality without the need for external racks or power supplies, it streamlines the design of small automation systems.

Technical FAQs

What is the GE IC693UDR005?
A micro programmable controller module integrating CPU, I/O, and power.
What power input does it require?
Standard 100–240 VAC mains power.
How many I/O points are available?
Total of ~28 points: 16 discrete inputs and 11 relay outputs.
Can it be programmed like larger PLCs?
Yes — it supports ladder logic via Series 90 Micro or Logicmaster tools.
Is it suitable for industrial environments?
Yes — built for control panel installation and continuous operation.
Does it support high-speed counter inputs?
Some configurations leverage high-speed input timing via software.
Can it drive DC loads directly?
The module primarily uses relay outputs for switching external loads.
Is this part still manufactured?
It has been discontinued, though new surplus and refurbished units remain available.
Where is it typically installed?
In compact control panels for standalone or distributed machine logic.
Does it include onboard diagnostics?
Basic LED indicators and internal diagnostic routines support troubleshooting.