GE IC200ETM001 VersaMax Expansion Transmitter Module
GE IC200ETM001 VersaMax Expansion Transmitter Module
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Brand:GE Fanuc PLC Item No.:GE IC200ETM001 Product Origin:USA Product Dimensions:133 × 66 × 50 mm Product Weight:0.25 kg Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card Goods_stock:15 Shipping Port:Xiamen, China Lead Time:1-3 Days Condition:Brand New And Original Warranty:1 Year Certificate:COO
The GE IC200ETM001 is a high-speed expansion transmitter module used in the VersaMax PLC system to extend a single CPU or Network Interface Unit (NIU) into a fully distributed multi-rack I/O architecture. It acts as the master expansion link, transmitting system data to remote expansion receiver modules, enabling seamless control of multiple I/O racks as if they were one unified controller. This makes it a foundational component in large, modular automation systems where flexibility and distance matter.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Details
Model Number
IC200ETM001
Product Type
Expansion Transmitter Module
Series
VersaMax
Function
Sends expansion bus data to remote I/O racks
System Role
Master expansion controller (CPU/NIU side)
Expansion Capacity
Up to 7 remote I/O racks
Modules per Rack
Up to 8 I/O modules per rack
Communication Interface
High-speed expansion bus
Connector Type
26-pin D-sub female expansion port
Serial Port
16-pin programming/firmware port
Data Rate
250 Kbps default (configurable up to 1 Mbps in limited setups)
Max Cable Distance
15 m (non-isolated ERM002) / up to 750 m (isolated ERM001)
Backplane Current
~44 mA @ 5 V DC
LED Indicators
Power (PWR), Expansion transmit (EXP TX)
Power Source
From CPU or NIU backplane
Mounting
DIN rail (left of CPU/NIU module)
Operating Temperature
0°C to 60°C
Dimensions
~133 × 66 × 50 mm
Weight
~0.06–0.25 kg
This module is installed directly adjacent to the CPU or NIU and forms the origin point of the VersaMax expansion network.
Recommended Related Models
IC200ERM001 Expansion Receiver (Isolated)
IC200ERM002 Expansion Receiver (Non-isolated)
IC200CPU001 / IC200CPU002 CPU Modules
IC200CHS003 I/O Carrier Base
IC200PWR102 Power Supply Module
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Application Scenarios
The IC200ETM001 is widely used in large distributed automation systems requiring multi-rack scalability. Typical applications include automotive assembly lines, airport logistics systems, large packaging machines, steel production facilities, and process plants with physically separated control zones. Its ability to extend control up to seven remote racks allows engineers to design modular systems without duplicating CPUs, reducing cost and simplifying system architecture.
Key Advantages
This module provides a robust and deterministic expansion backbone for VersaMax systems. It enables centralized control of multiple remote racks while maintaining tight synchronization and high-speed communication. The dual-support architecture (isolated and non-isolated receivers) gives engineers flexibility in balancing distance and speed requirements. LED diagnostics simplify system commissioning and troubleshooting, while the compact DIN-rail design ensures easy integration in control cabinets. For large-scale systems, it significantly reduces wiring complexity and improves system scalability without compromising reliability.
Technical FAQs
What is the main function of IC200ETM001?
It transmits expansion data from the CPU or NIU to remote I/O racks.
How many racks can it support?
Up to 7 expansion I/O racks.
How many modules per rack are supported?
Up to 8 I/O or specialty modules per rack.
What modules does it connect to?
IC200ERM001 (isolated) and IC200ERM002 (non-isolated).
What is the maximum cable distance?
Up to 750 meters with isolated receivers; 15 meters with non-isolated setups.
What communication speed does it use?
Default 250 Kbps, configurable up to higher rates in limited configurations.
Where is it installed in the system?
Directly next to the CPU or NIU on the DIN rail.
Does it require external power?
No, it is powered from the backplane (CPU/NIU).
What do the LEDs indicate?
Power status and active expansion communication.
What industries commonly use it?
Automotive, manufacturing, logistics, and process automation industries.
