MODULE IC200UDR164-DKC IC2OOUDR164-DKC IC200UDR164DKC

GE Fanuc IC200UDR164-DKC VersaMax Micro 64 PLC

Overview

The IC200UDR164-DKC belongs to the VersaMax Micro 64-point PLC family. Public product pages for the IC200UDR164 family describe it as a controller with 40 × 24 VDC inputs, 24 relay outputs, and a 115/240 VAC power supply in one compact body.

The broader VersaMax Micro product data also describes the Micro 64 platform as having 24K logic memory, 32K data storage, a 1.1 ms/K scan time, and built-in communications options centered around RS-232 plus an optional second port path.

What makes this controller attractive in practice is the balance between compact size and useful built-in capability.

In real OEM and plant applications, a PLC like this is often chosen where users want enough integrated I/O to avoid a large modular rack, while still retaining expansion, memory flexibility, communications options, and better motion-related features than a very basic micro controller.

That is why VersaMax Micro controllers are often found in compact machine builds, utility panels, skid systems, and standalone automation packages.

This application view is supported by the published VersaMax Micro family description and feature summary.

Application Value

The IC200UDR164-DKC is well suited to compact machine control, conveyors, packaging systems, pump or skid automation, utility panels, and self-contained OEM equipment where a medium amount of built-in I/O is useful.

The family literature highlights up to 64 built-in I/O points, modular expansion, communications flexibility, and a compact footprint, all of which make it a good fit for applications that need more than a small relay replacement controller but do not justify a larger chassis PLC.

Its built-in features also broaden its value beyond basic logic control.

VersaMax Micro data notes two high-speed control channels, two independent 65 kHz pulse-and-direction outputs, and support for programming, data storage, and expansion options.

That gives the platform a stronger role in practical motion-related and machine-sequence tasks than a simple fixed-I/O relay logic controller.

Replacement and Selection Perspective

For replacement projects, this controller should be matched by I/O mix, power supply type, communications expectations, and exact installed suffix, not only by the base family name.

Public product pages are usually published under IC200UDR164 rather than every suffix variant, which is why the safest approach is to confirm the full unit label before ordering.

In real service work, that helps preserve the original installation details and reduces avoidable recommissioning work.

Technical Data

FAQ

Q1: What kind of controller is IC200UDR164-DKC?
It is a VersaMax Micro 64-point PLC built around a compact controller body with integrated power supply, digital inputs, and relay outputs.

Q2: What applications fit this model best?
It fits compact machine control, conveyors, packaging equipment, skid systems, and utility automation where a moderate amount of built-in I/O is needed without moving to a larger PLC platform.

This use profile follows from the family’s published 64-point format and compact design.

Q3: Why is the built-in I/O mix important?
Because the combination of 40 DC inputs and 24 relay outputs makes the controller practical for many real machines without immediately requiring remote I/O expansion.

That can simplify wiring and cabinet design.

Q4: Does this platform support more than simple logic control?
Yes. The family data includes high-speed control channels and pulse-and-direction outputs, which makes it more useful in motion-related and timing-sensitive machine applications than a very basic micro controller.

Q5: What should be checked before ordering?
Check the full installed part number, the exact suffix, power supply type, I/O requirements, and the communication options already used in the machine.

Those checks usually matter more than the base family number alone.