GE Fanuc IC200DTX850 Versamax Series Data Terminal

The GE Fanuc IC200DTX850 terminal is a GE Intelligent Platform/GE Fanuc data interface terminal.

It is part of the Versamax family and has been specially designed for different applications such as counters and simple timer applications.

About IC200DTX850

The IC200DTX850 terminal is a data display terminal manufactured by GE Intelligent Platforms/GE Fanuc for the GE Versamax product line.

These Versamax series data terminals, including the GE Fanuc IC200DTX850 terminal, are specifically designed for use in a variety of applications that

Including simple timer and counter applications, they can also display full text messages.

These terminals can be controlled by the user via a numeric keypad. Connecting a Versamax Nano or Micro PLC to the terminals is easy and requires no user configuration.

Because these Versamax terminals are pre-programmed, the GE Fanuc IC200DTX850 Operator Interface Terminal specifically supports up to 200 stored messages.

The GE Fanuc IC200DTX850 Data Display Terminal also has an LCD backlight for the screen.

It has a keypad with 8 keys for control functions and requires the IC200BL555 cable or equivalent to support its operator interface.

The data panel operates on an external power supply rated at 24 volts DC and 50 milliamps.

The GE Fanuc Versamax IC200DTX850 data display terminal measures approximately 182 x 101 x 37 mm.

It has an operating temperature range of 0 to 50 degrees Celsius.

The IC200DTX850 data interface terminal has an RS-232 serial port for communication purposes.

This port is designed for different commands, including serial input/output commands, Modbus RTU slave commands or SNP slave commands.

In addition, this data terminal is compatible with the Data Designer software.

The Versamax controllers compatible with this terminal are available in micro and nano models, which are small in size, while offering powerful control and a high level of performance.

Typically, these Versamax nano and micro controllers have different communication options to meet the operator's control needs.