Acquires four configured analog voltage or current inputs.
Product Identification
IC200ALG230D retains the IC200ALG230 base function: a VersaMax 12-bit, four-channel voltage/current analog input module.
The trailing D is preserved as part of the supplied label identity and must not be removed during quotation, receiving or service documentation.
No revision-specific electrical difference is claimed here without the exact manufacturer revision notice; installed firmware and label evidence remain decisive.
Engineering Data
| Manufacturer family | GE Fanuc VersaMax; supported in the Emerson legacy portfolio |
|---|---|
| Exact submitted identity | IC200ALG230D |
| Base catalog family | IC200ALG230 |
| Revision suffix | D |
| Module category | Analog input module |
| Input channels | 4 |
| Conversion resolution | 12 bit |
| Supported signal categories | Voltage or current |
| Platform | VersaMax modular I/O |
| Carrier requirement | Compatible VersaMax I/O carrier |
| Revision verification | Confirm from complete label and applicable manufacturer notice |
Functions
Transfers the converted channel values through the VersaMax I/O system.
Maintains the D revision as a separate traceability point.
Uses the selected VersaMax carrier for field termination and backplane connection.
Applications
- Use where the installed bill of material or spares policy calls for the D-labeled execution.
- Match carrier, channel ranges, loop power and controller scaling to the running system.
- Preserve any site qualification tied to the D revision.
- Compare labels before treating an unsuffixed IC200ALG230 as an approved replacement.
Lifecycle
- Photograph all label faces so the D suffix remains auditable.
- Keep the module in ESD-safe packaging with revision records attached.
- Archive channel configuration and loop evidence before exchange.
- Prove all four channels and affected process logic after installation.
About IndustryParts
https://www.industryparts.com/Revision-controlled analog modules remain separately traceable
IndustryParts records IC200ALG230D with the D suffix, carrier identity and installed channel configuration intact.
- D suffix preserved
- Carrier evidence requested
- Revision equivalence not assumed
FAQ
Q01
Can the D suffix be dropped from an IC200ALG230D purchase order?
No. Preserve the full identity until the plant and manufacturer evidence confirms whether another revision is acceptable.
Q02
What should be compared when evaluating an unsuffixed spare?
Compare complete labels, carrier, hardware revision, controller support and any site qualification before approval.
Q03
How can a receiving inspection verify the correct revision?
Check the product and package labels, photograph the D suffix and compare it with the purchase and installed-equipment records.
Q04
What configuration files should be retained?
Keep the controller hardware configuration, channel ranges, scaling, alarm limits and loop drawings.
Q05
What is a suitable post-installation test?
Apply known signals to every channel and verify engineering values, open-loop behavior, alarms and affected interlocks.
