• GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module
  • GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module
  • GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module
  • GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module
Product Overview The GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module converts digital output commands from a VersaMax controller or Network Interface Unit into four analog voltage signals for fi……
GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module
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  • IC200ALG321B
  • Analog Output Module
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  • 110 × 66.8 × 50 mm
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Product Overview

The GE IC200ALG321B VersaMax 4-Channel Analog Output Module converts digital output commands from a VersaMax controller or Network Interface Unit into four analog voltage signals for field equipment. It is intended for applications where control devices require a continuously variable 0–10 VDC command rather than a simple ON/OFF signal.

Typical loads include valve positioners, proportional actuators, analog control interfaces, and equipment that accepts voltage-based speed or position references. Each of the four channels operates as a single-ended analog voltage output, allowing several independent control signals to be handled from one module.

The module operates through a compatible VersaMax I/O carrier, which provides the physical connection to the backplane and field wiring. An external field-side power supply is required for the analog output circuits, while the PLC or Network Interface Unit supplies the output data through the backplane.

The module also supports configurable output behavior when communication or backplane power is interrupted. Depending on the carrier jumper configuration, outputs can either retain their last commanded value or return to 0 V, making the setting an important consideration when the connected equipment has a defined safe-state requirement.


Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Type Analog Output Module
Product Series VersaMax
Model IC200ALG321B
Number of Analog Outputs 4
Output Type Analog Voltage
Output Range 0 to 10 VDC
Resolution 12 Bit
Output Configuration 4 Single-Ended Outputs
Update Rate 0.3 ms maximum
External Power Supply 18–30 VDC recommended range
Application Analog Equipment and Process Control
Dimensions 110 × 66.8 × 50 mm
Weight 0.136 kg

Product Features

  • Four analog voltage output channels for independent control signals.
  • Provides a 0–10 VDC output range for compatible analog devices.
  • Uses 12-bit digital-to-analog conversion.
  • Maximum module update rate of approximately 0.3 ms.
  • Requires an external field-side power supply for the analog output circuits.
  • Provides single-ended output channels for connection to compatible loads.
  • Integrates with VersaMax carriers and controller or Network Interface Unit architectures.
  • Supports configurable output behavior during loss of backplane power or communication.
  • Includes field-power and backplane-status indication through the module LEDs.

Working Principle

The IC200ALG321B receives four words of analog output data from the VersaMax CPU or Network Interface Unit and converts the digital values into corresponding voltage signals.

VersaMax CPU / NIU → IC200ALG321B → 0–10 VDC Output → Analog Actuator / Control Device

The output process works as follows:

  • The PLC application calculates the required analog command.
  • The controller sends the corresponding digital output data through the VersaMax backplane.
  • The IC200ALG321B processes one output data word for each channel.
  • The module converts the digital values into analog voltage levels.
  • Each output channel supplies a corresponding 0–10 VDC signal to the connected field device.
  • The receiving device uses the voltage level as a proportional command for position, speed, flow, pressure, or another controlled variable.

The module’s output resolution corresponds to approximately 2.5 mV per 8 counts, while the application program determines the scaling between the engineering value and the voltage command.


Role in a VersaMax Control Architecture

The IC200ALG321B operates at the analog output layer of a VersaMax control architecture, translating controller calculations into proportional electrical commands for field equipment.

VersaMax Controller / NIU → VersaMax Carrier → IC200ALG321B → 0–10 VDC Device → Controlled Equipment

System Element Typical Function
VersaMax CPU Executes application logic and calculates analog commands
Network Interface Unit Provides controller/network communication in distributed I/O configurations
VersaMax Carrier Provides the module’s physical and electrical interface
IC200ALG321B Converts digital output data into four analog voltage signals
External 24 VDC Supply Supplies field-side power for the output circuits
Valve Positioner Uses the analog voltage to control valve position
Variable-Speed Interface Uses voltage reference for proportional equipment control
Analog Actuator Converts the voltage command into mechanical action
HMI Displays commanded and actual operating values
Field Wiring Carries the analog voltage signals to connected devices

Industrial Applications

Application Typical Use
Process Automation Sending proportional commands to valves and actuators
Water Treatment Controlling valve position, dosing equipment, and variable process devices
HVAC Systems Providing voltage references for compatible fan and damper control equipment
Manufacturing Analog positioning and speed-reference control
Packaging Machinery Controlling proportional actuators and machine-positioning devices
Pump Systems Providing variable control references to compatible equipment
Material Handling Analog speed or position commands for machine components
Utility Systems Generating voltage-based control signals for field equipment
Legacy VersaMax Installations Replacement of existing 4-channel analog output modules

Installation and Maintenance

  1. Verify that the IC200ALG321B is compatible with the selected VersaMax carrier.
  2. Confirm that the controlled device accepts a 0–10 VDC analog command.
  3. Provide the required external field-side power supply for the output circuits.
  4. Install the module securely on the carrier and ensure that the connectors are fully engaged.
  5. Check the wiring of each output channel and its corresponding return connection.
  6. Use suitable shielded twisted-pair wiring for analog signals where required by the installation environment.
  7. Keep analog output cables away from high-current motor and switching circuits to reduce electrical interference.
  8. Confirm that the field device’s input impedance is suitable for the module output.
  9. Configure the PLC output data and scaling so that the digital command corresponds correctly to the required voltage.
  10. Verify the FLD PWR and OK indicators during startup.
  11. Check the output voltage with suitable test equipment when commissioning each channel.
  12. Confirm whether the carrier jumper is configured for Hold Last State or default-to-0 V behavior.
  13. If one channel produces an incorrect voltage, inspect its wiring, load, configuration, and channel assignment before replacing the module.
  14. If all four channels are affected, check field power, backplane power, carrier connections, controller communication, and module status.
  15. During preventive maintenance, inspect terminal connections, cable shielding, carrier contacts, and field-device interfaces.

An incorrect analog output can originate from PLC scaling, field power, wiring, load impedance, carrier connections, or the receiving device. Measuring the actual voltage at the module terminals and then at the field device is a useful way to separate an I/O problem from a downstream wiring or equipment issue.


Related Components

Component Function
VersaMax CPU Generates analog output commands
VersaMax Network Interface Unit Provides distributed I/O communication
VersaMax I/O Carrier Provides the physical module and backplane connection
24 VDC Field Power Supply Supplies power for the analog output circuits
Analog Valve Positioner Uses the 0–10 VDC signal for proportional valve control
Analog Actuator Responds to the variable voltage command
Variable-Speed Equipment Interface Accepts an analog voltage reference
Shielded Twisted-Pair Cable Carries low-level analog output signals
Terminal Assembly Provides field wiring connections
HMI / SCADA Displays command values and operating conditions

Recommended Related Models

Model / Series Product Type Typical Application
IC200ALG321B VersaMax Analog Output Module 4-channel 0–10 VDC analog output
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IC200ALG325 VersaMax Analog Output Module 8-channel voltage output applications
IC200ALG326 VersaMax Analog Output Module 8-channel current output applications
IC200ALG327 VersaMax Analog Output Module 12-channel voltage output applications
IC200ALG328 VersaMax Analog Output Module 12-channel current output applications
IC200ALG331 VersaMax Analog Output Module Isolated voltage/current output applications
VersaMax I/O Series Modular I/O Platform Distributed machine and process control

Key Advantages

  • Four independent analog voltage outputs provide proportional control for compatible field devices.
  • 0–10 VDC range covers common analog command interfaces.
  • 12-bit resolution supports reasonably fine output adjustment for process and machine control.
  • Fast output update capability is suitable for applications requiring frequent command updates.
  • External field power separates the output circuit supply from the controller’s logic operation.
  • Configurable loss-of-communication behavior allows the application to select between holding the last command and returning to 0 V.
  • Fits the modular VersaMax I/O architecture and can be used in both centralized and distributed control arrangements.

Technical FAQs

What type of equipment can use the IC200ALG321B output?

The module can drive compatible devices that accept a 0–10 VDC analog input, including valve positioners, proportional actuators, analog speed references, dampers, and other control interfaces. The receiving device’s input impedance and electrical requirements should be checked before connection.

Does the IC200ALG321B require an external power supply?

Yes. The analog output circuits require external field-side power. The recommended external supply range is 18–30 VDC, and the field supply must remain available for the outputs to operate correctly.

What happens to the outputs if the PLC or backplane communication is interrupted?

The output behavior can be configured through the carrier jumper. The outputs can either hold their last commanded state or be configured to default to 0 V when backplane power or communication is interrupted.

How can an incorrect 0–10 V output be diagnosed?

Measure the voltage directly at the module’s output terminals first. If the voltage is correct at the module but incorrect at the field device, inspect the cable, return connection, shielding, and receiving device. If the module voltage itself is incorrect, check PLC scaling, output data, field power, carrier connections, and the affected channel.



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