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The DS200ADGIH1AAA is 6 inches long and is designed to be mounted in the drive’s board cabinet.

It has four screws that align with a location on the board rack for screw mounting.

Test points provide a means of testing the circuitry on the board. However, only qualified service personnel should test the board.

Service personnel must have test equipment calibrated www.cniacs.com and designed for the task. The controls must be set up correctly and the probes must be designed for use with the tester.

Place the board on a flat surface and place a protective bag underneath the board.

In addition, due to the risk of static electricity, service personnel must wear a wrist strap at all times.

When the wrist strap is properly fitted, one end of the strap is attached to the wrist and the other end is clipped to the metal leg of the workbench or desk.

It can also be attached to other metal structures. Static electricity is attracted to the metal ground and then discharged from the circuit board or your body.

Another appropriate step to reduce static build-up is to avoid moving the board around while holding it in your hands. The friction of walking can cause static buildup.

This is especially true in cool, dry weather conditions. If you do not have a wrist strap, you can also touch the static bag containing the board to a metal structure, such as a chair or metal table leg.

This DS200AAHAG1ADC allows connection between externally placed modules or I/O cores and the control engine. This board is used to connect these units to the ARCNET communication protocol.

The board is used in combination with the UCPB board containing the 486DX processor/CPU and the UCIA main board containing the 196 processor chip. This chip is used to convert the pressure sensor signals.

Unfortunately, no Berg-type manual movement hardware jumpers or other customisable hardware is inserted into the internal components of this DS200AAHAG1ADC product.

This DS200AAHAG1ADC printed circuit board or PCB for short benefits from having a DS200AAHAG1ADC functional product number.

This number identifies many key hardware specifications, including this DS200AAHAG1ADC PCB:

. Common Mark V Series Assemblies

. Domestic Original Manufacturing Base

.AAHA Functional Product Abbreviation

. Normal PCB Coating Style

. Group I Mark V Series Product Grouping

.A Level Primary Functional Revision

.D Secondary Functional Revisions

.C level drawing configuration revisions

The DS200AAHAG1ADC includes multiple BNC connectors. www.cniacs.com They are used to download files to the control engine, which typically occurs at a rate of 100 Hz or 10 ms.

The board is commonly abbreviated AAHA and includes other connectors. the AAHA includes an APL ArcNet communication link and a 2PL connector for distributing power from the TCPS board in the core.

The other connectors on the board (such as EPL and EBNC) are usually unused. The board is marked with several factory-printed naming labels, starting with the GE logo.

It also includes its ID markings and codes to help the user with orientation and wiring. Most of the board’s components are labelled with reference names.

The DS200AAHAG1ADC board’s two relays include relay diagrams directly on top of them that are clearly visible to an installation or troubleshooting engineer or technician.

For more information about the DS200AAHAG1ADC board, refer to GE original manuals and user guides, such as GEH-6353B.

DS200ADCIG1ADB Technical Specifications

About the DS200ADCIG1ADB

General Electric’s DS200ADCIG1ADB Genius adapter board is used in the company’s Mark V turbine control system.

The Mark V is one of the more complex of the company’s Speedtronic turbine control systems, which range from the Mark I (originally released in the late 1960s) to the Mark VIe.

Speedtronic systems have been used for decades www.cniacs.com for their reliability and flexibility in the management and control of industrial gas and steam turbine systems.

This particular DS200ADCIG1ADB printed circuit board is not the original Genius adapter board product manufactured for the Mark V turbine control system family.

The original Mark V series Genius adapter boards are the three key product revisions of the DS200ADCIG1ADB Genius adapter board missing this DS200ADCIG1 parent printed circuit board.

Hardware Tips and Specifications

As with any GE printed circuit board, Mark V series or otherwise, the internal assembly of this DS200ADCIG1ADB PCB utilises its own specific series of hardware component inclusions and specifications in order to implement the functionality in the Mark V series.

 to realise the functional state of the Mark V series. For the uninitiated, the DS200ADCIG1ADB is a rectangular board with holes drilled at the factory corners for mounting.

Each of these factory drilled holes should be insulated in accordance with the potentially damaging surface voltages of this DS200ADCIG1ADB PCB.

In terms of factory-printed diagnostic labels, the DS200ADCIG1ADB Genius Adapter board carries the board ID, a code to aid in locating and wiring the board, and the General Electric logo to ensure authenticity.

The board has two programmable memory chips (PROMs) as well as other integrated chips. the PROMs can be moved from the old component to the new one, simplifying replacement.

Please note that both the DS200ADCIG1ADB board and the PROMs are sensitive to static electricity. We recommend wearing a grounding strap during installation or any form of maintenance; this is supported by General Electric’s instructional manual material.

This DS200ADCIG1ADB includes single-pin connectors, multi-pin connectors, and plug connectors, as well as multiple jumper switches that allow you to configure the board as needed.

As mentioned earlier, most of the components are labelled with some sort of reference indicator, although the true function of these jumpers is unclear due to the lack of relevant instruction manual documentation on the internet.

Description.

The IC200PWR002 is a power supply module that is part of the VersaMax product family, currently part of Emerson Automation and previously manufactured by GE Intelligent Platforms. The power module is a 24 VDC extended power supply with an input supply voltage of 18-30 VDC. it has output voltages of 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC, and a total output current of 1.5 A, with a maximum of 1.0 A at 3.3 VDC and 1.5 A, and a maximum at the 5 VDC output.

About the IC200PWR002

The IC200PWR002 is a power supply module that is part of the VersaMax platform, which was previously manufactured by GE Intelligent Platforms (GE IP) and is now produced by Emerson Automation. This module can be used as a mains power supply or a power booster carrier. When used as a main power supply, this module is used to power a VersaMax that is enabled for installation and connected to a backplane. When used as a booster power supply, this module is mounted on the booster bracket and is used as a supplemental power supply. It has five screw type terminals located on the bottom front panel of the module. The two terminals on the left side are the www.cniacs.com DC and -DC terminals, while the third terminal is the ground terminal. The last two terminals do not need to be connected.

The IC200PWR002 is designed to operate from an input supply voltage of 18-30 VDC with a nominal supply voltage of 24 VDC.The module has an input power of 11 watts and a hold-up time of 10 milliseconds. Its inrush current is rated at 20 amps with a maximum duration of 6 milliseconds at 24 VDC and a minimum duration of 25 amps for 6 milliseconds at 30 VDC. Module output characteristics include output voltages of 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC with an output current of 1.5 amps, maximum at 3.3 VDC, and 1.0 amps at 5 VDC, provided that the output current does not exceed the maximum output of 1.5 amps. The power module is also fitted with internal short circuit, overload and reverse polarity protection.

This power supply module is primarily used with VersaMax I/O modules, Network Interface Units (NIUs), and Central Processing Units (CPUs).

The GE Fanuc IC200PWR002 Extended Power Supply Module is used to power backplane devices such as the I/O, CPU, and NIU. If it is connected to the network interface unit (NIU) or the central processing unit (CPU), the expansion power supply module acts as the main power supply. However, if it is connected to a power booster bracket, the extended power supply module acts as the auxiliary power supply.The output and input voltages of the IC200PWR002 module require a DC power supply. It has output ratings of 3.3 volts DC and 5 volts DC, and an input rating of 24 volts DC.The output voltages of 5 volts DC and 3.3 volts DC determine the output current of the module, which should not exceed 1.5 amps. It has an extended power supply option, but no isolated power supply.

About the IC200GBI001

The IC200GBI001 is a VersaMax communication module. The module is a Genius network interface unit that

allows VersaMax I/O modules to be installed in distributed I/O architectures.

The module is designed to hold up to eight (8) I/O modules per rack* and supports the installation of up to eight (8) racks with up to 64 I/O modules.

It supports transmission speeds of 153.6 kbaud for extended network configurations; 153.6 kbaud, 76.8 Kbaud, and 38.4 Kbaud are standard.

The IC200GBI001 can accommodate a large number of I/O points, especially discrete inputs up to 1024 points; 1024 discrete outputs.

128 bytes of analogue input memory and 128 bytes of analogue output memory.

This module can manage scans of 128 bytes per scan for network inputs and 128 bits per scan for outputs.

It consumes 250 mA @ 4VDC and 10 mA @ 3.3 mA.

The IC200GBI001 is compatible with a wide range of controller systems, as the Genius protocol is supported by previous and modern controller platforms.

Compatible control systems www.cniacs.com include the 90-70 series and the PACSystem RX7i and PACSystem RX3i.

The appropriate firmware version must be loaded onto the controller and the IC200GBI001 Genius Network Interface Module.

The IC200GBI001 is equipped with dual Genius connection terminals.

The upper terminal is used as the primary Genius connection point and the lower terminal is used as a redundant port.

These ports are designed to be connected in a daisy-chain topology with a terminating resistor installed at each end of the communication cable.

The appropriate resistor values on the serial 75 and 100 terminals are 120. 150. 1. or 2 ohms.

The GE Fanuc IC200GBI001 unit is a network interface unit or NIU manufactured by GE Intelligent Platforms/GE Fanuc.

It is part of the GE Versamax family and is designed to provide control functions for the different I / O modules connected to it.

When the NIU is installed with the correct firmware version, it can be compatible with multiple modules.

Examples include Genius Bus controllers, Series 90-70 PLCs, and PacSystems RX7i and Rx3i PLCs.

Any computer that can control the bus can be used as a host PC.

Each rack on the IC200GBI001 Network Interface Unit can hold up to 8 modules and supports up to 8 racks.

The **network inputs that can be scanned per bus are 128 bytes, **discrete I/O memory is 1024 points, and analogue I/O memory is 128 bytes.

The GE Fanuc IC200GBI001 unit has 2 different power settings.

3.10 volts power at 3 mA current and 250 volts power at 5 mA current.

Specification

Part Number: IS420UCSBH4A

Manufacturer: General Electric

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Series: Mark VIe

Function: UCSB Controller

Microprocessor; 600MHz Intel

Memory: 256 MB DDR2 SDRAM

Operating System: QNX Neutrino

The IS420UCSBH4A is a controller module manufactured by General Electric as part of the Mark VIe family.

for gas turbine control systems with 1066 MHz Intel EP80579 microprocessors.

The application code is executed by a separate computer called the UCSB controller.

The controller is panel mounted and communicates with the I/O packages through an on-board 1/0 network (IONet) interface.

Only Mark controls the I/O modules and the controller, supported by a dedicated private Ethernet network called IONet.

The controller’s operating system (OS) is QNX Neutrino, a real-time multitasking operating system developed for industrial applications requiring extreme speed and reliability.

The UCSB controllers lack any application I/O hosts compared to traditional controllers that host application I/O on the backplane.

In addition, each controller has access to all I/O networks for all input data.

If a controller is rejected for maintenance or repair, the hardware and software architecture ensures that no single point of application input is lost.

Functional safety loops are implemented using www.cniacs.com Mark VIeS UCSBSIA safety controllers and Safety 2/3 modules for SIL 1 and 0 functionality.

Operators familiar with SIS applications use Mark Vles safety devices to reduce the risk of critical safety functions.

These special control hardware and software have IEC 61508 certification and are specifically configured for use with safety controllers and distributed I/O modules.

UCSB controllers offer the following benefits:

Single module

Built-in power supply

No jumper settings required

No batteries

Fanless (UCSBSIA, UCSBHIA, UCSBH4A)

Dual redundant fans with IS420UCSBH3A

Smaller panel footprint

Flash memory can be easily updated

Formerly manufactured by GE Fanuc Automation, the module is now part of Emerson Automation.

This analogue input module features eight (8) analogue inputs that can be configured specifically for voltage or current signals.

These are 4-20 mA current input signals and -10VDC / +10 VDC voltage input signals with 12-bit channel resolution.

About the IC200ALG260

The IC200ALG260 is an analogue input www.cniacs.com module from the Versamax I/O platform.

It is an eight (8) channel input module designed to accept unipolar and bipolar voltage signals of

0 to 10V and +/-10VDC, respectively, as well as current input signals such as 4-20 mA.

The module converts the accepted signals into digital data with a resolution of 12 bits.

The module requires no external power supply to operate. It has a 250VAC continuous optoisolation rating and a 1500VAC for 1 minute optoisolation rating.

Available LED status indicators for the IC200ALG260 include an internal power LED (INT PWR LED) and a normal LED.

It has a backplane current consumption of 5 mA at 130 VDC** and has built-in internal power-down diagnostics.

Configurable parameters for this module include range selection and mode selection. The module’s** input impedance in voltage mode is 126 kOhms.

The module has an input impedance of 126 kOhms** in voltage mode and 200 Ohms** in current mode, with a typical accuracy of +/-0.3% at full scale.

The module has a typical accuracy of +/-0.3% at full scale, and an accuracy of +/-5.25% at full scale when operating at 0 degrees Celsius** and +/-60% at 1-0 degrees Celsius**.

Resolution is 4?A = 8 counts in current mode; 2.5 mV = 8 counts in bipolar voltage mode, 2.5 mV = 8 counts in unipolar voltage mode, and 2.5 mV = 8 counts in bipolar voltage mode.

2.5 mV = 8 counts in unipolar voltage mode. The module has an interchannel crosstalk rejection* of 30 dB.

The module supports single-ended wiring configurations where analogue measurements are made with reference to ground.

It is less resistant to electromagnetic interference (EMI), so proper noise cancellation and signal conditioning are recommended prior to signal termination.

The IC200ALG260 Input Module is a GE Fanuc analogue input module for the GE Versamax PLC family that can be used as an interface device for 8 current inputs or 8 voltage inputs.

All 8 of its inputs are single-ended and they are arranged in a group.

The IC200ALG260 analogue input module draws 5 mA** of current from the backplane at a rated voltage of 130 volts.

The module is powered from the power supply on the backplane. It does not require power from an external supply unless it is connected to a transceiver device.

The module also does not have a thermal derating feature.There are 260 LED indicators on the IC2ALG200 analogue input module.

One is a green INT PWR LED that indicates to the operator that field power is available to the analogue field side circuit.

The other is a green OK LED that indicates to the operator that the module has backplane power.

Field power for the field side circuits in the GE Fanuc Versamax IC200ALG260 analogue input module is generated internally.

The module has a filter response time of 5 milliseconds when operating in voltage mode and when running in current mode.

The IC200ALG260 analogue input module operates in voltage mode by default, but can be configured to operate in current mode if required by the PLC or its intended application.

The module has a current rating of 4 to 20 milliamps and its input voltage rating is the default -10 to 10 volts DC bipolar or a configurable 0 to 10 volts unipolar.

About the IC200CMM020

The GE Fanuc IC200CMM020 module is a Versamax compatible serial communication module.

It is used as a Modbus master module to configure Versamax I/O by using Genius’ NIU.

Serial ports are present in the module to interface with different slave devices by including controllers, readers and VFDs.

Data and information from these devices is transferred between the Network Interface Units (NIUs) via the local network.

This data is compatible with the different controllers that process the Genius global data.The IC200CMM020 module can connect up to 2 I/O stations at a time*.

It is equipped with an RS-485 port, a 15-pin D-type connector and an RS-232 port.

The IC200CMM020 module has different www.cniacs.com baud rates of 1200. 2400. 4800. 9600. or 19200 baud with full and half duplex operation.

The communication module draws a total of 5 milliamps of current at 460 output volts and 3 milliamps of current at 5.3 output volts.

The GE Fanuc IC200CMM020 module itself is compact, measuring 4.3 inches wide by 2.63 inches high. The depth is 1.956 inches.

The IC200CMM020 module can be easily configured through a generic COMM using a programmer.

The data length of the module should be configured to zero during communication between the module and the Ethernet controller.

The controller has an open architecture and can only be used for indoor purposes. The module has safety and protection features.

Whenever overcurrent is detected in the module, an internal current limit switch locks out the circuit and performs damage control.

There are LED indicators on the front of the module to indicate different operations.

GE Fanuc input/output modules can be plugged in or removed from the GE Fanuc IC670CHS102 Input/Output Chassis Terminal Block without prior disconnection of power. However, this operation (known as hot plugging) should not be performed in hazardous locations as it may generate sparks that could start a fire in those locations. The hot-swap operation is available only if the Bus Interface Unit or BIU in the system is version 2.1 or later. Each GE Fanuc IC670CHS102 input/output chassis junction box can accommodate up to two individual modules with catalogue number suffix ‘J’ or larger. There are 37 screw connection points in the junction box, each capable of connecting 1 AWG#14 wire or 2 AWG#18 to AWG#22 wires.

The I/O terminal blocks are universal wiring bases www.cniacs.com that provide module mounting, backplane communications, and user connection terminals. Two modules can be mounted on one terminal block. Modules are screwed to the terminal block for vibration resistance. Removal of the modules does not interfere with field wiring.

Each I/O module has three groups of isolated common terminals: Group A (internally connected together) and Group B (internally connected together) are typically used for power connections. group E has five common terminals that are internally connected together and are isolated from the power and point terminals. They can be used for application wiring as required. Terminals 1 – 16 are used for I/O wiring.

Each terminal can accommodate up to one AWG #14 (2.1 mm2 ) or two AWG #18 (0.86 mm2 ) to AWG #22 (0.35 mm2 ) wires.

Recommended terminal torque is 4.5 in/lbs. Maximum current through either terminal is 10 amps.

The I/O Terminal Block IC670CHS102 allows hot-swapping of modules without affecting the bus interface unit or other modules in the I/O station. Hot swapping should only be performed in non-hazardous locations.

DESCRIPTION: The GE Fanuc IC693MDL740 is a Series 90-30 module. The module is a positive logic output module with sixteen (16) source outputs with a capacity of 0.5 amps per channel. The module operates from 12 to 24 volts DC (20%, -15%). It has two (2) sets of outputs with two (3) channels per set.

About IC693MDL740

The IC693MDL740 is a GE Fanuc Series 90-30 programmable logic controller (PLC) module. This module is a positive logic output module that specifically provides current to connected loads from the module common or positive power bus. It has two (2) sets of eight (8) channels, each rated for 0.5 amp loads.

The IC693MDL740 has front panel LED indicators www.cniacs.com located on the top of the module. These LEDs represent the start-up status of each module channel and the operational status of the module, respectively. As a source-output module, each channel of this module is capable of powering common electrical loads such as contactors, relays, indicator lights, buzzers, horns, and other D24 VDC powered devices. This module does not have an internal fuse, so an external fuse can be installed for further protection of the module.

The IC693MDL740 installs in any available slot on a 5-slot or 10-slot series 90-30 baseboard. The number of module instances varies as long as the controller has enough memory to accommodate this 16-point output module.

The IC693MDL740 is rated at 12/24 volts DC and has an operating voltage range of 12 to 24 volts DC (20%, -15%). The module’s output characteristics include a 4.78 amp inrush current of 10 ms, a maximum output voltage drop of 1 VDC, an unsteady-state leakage current of 1 mA, an ON response time of 2 ms, and maximum and Off response times of 2 ms maximum. The module draws 110 mA (all outputs on) from a 5-volt bus on the backplane.

The IC693MDL740 module is a 12 to 24 volt DC rated positive logic output module. There are 16 outputs in two banks of 8 outputs, each with a common power output terminal.The IC693MDL740 module has positive logic characteristics and is used as a current source for loads from the user’s common and positive power buses. Output devices are connected between the negative power bus and the module outputs.The IC693MDL740 module is compatible with several load devices, including solenoid valves and motor starters. The output voltage range of the module is 12 to 24 volts DC. The maximum output current is 0.5 amps per module point and the maximum output voltage is 2 amps per common line. The corresponding maximum open and close response time is 2 milliseconds. The rated inrush current for a duration of 10 milliseconds is 4.78 amps.