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The DS200PCCAG2A is a Power Connect Card designed by retailer GE Industrial Control Systems for use in their Mark V series.

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  • Part Number: DS200PCCAG2A
  • SKU: DS200PCCAG2AGBTC
  • Manufacturer: GE Boards & Turbine Control
  • Series: Mark V DS200

DS200PCCAG2A Technical Specifications

Manufacturer GE General Electric
Series Mark V
Part Number DS200PCCAG2A
Functional Description Power Connect Card
Instruction Manual GEI-100161
Functional Acronym PCCA
PCB Coating Style Normal Coating
Significant Product Revision A

Product Description

The GE DC Power Connect Board DS200PCCAG2A serves as an interface between the drive and the SCR power bridge within the General Electric Mark V Series. While the DS200PCCAG2A board isn’t populated with LED indicators, fuses, test points, or switches, it does have jumpers you can use to configure the board. It also has wiring connectors that transmit and receive signals to the drive. Use the jumpers and wiring connectors to configure the armature voltage range and the snubber capacitors.

The Mark V Series drive assembly has a dedicated location in the board cabinet for the DS200PCCAG2A board and it requires you to move aside two other boards before you can install it. The design of the drive minimizes the effort because you don’t have to remove the other boards or remove the cables connected to them, however; the board does require you to connect several cables to provide the board with power, transmit signals, and receive signals to the drive.

First it is important to understand that the removal and installation of the board requires the individual to be exposed to dangerous high-voltage current. The installer must be qualified to work under those conditions and be trained to work with high-voltage devices. Also, to reduce the opportunity for damage, the individual must understand how the drive and all other equipment is installed and especially the 3-phase power and all signal connectors. When you receive the box containing the board from the delivery service, first check the label on the side of the box to make sure you have received the right board. This label would make some mention of the DS200PCCAG2A product number, which actually describes the functionality of this General Electric circuit board. The DS200PCCAG2A product number begins with the DS200 Series tag, outlining the normal assembly type of this Mark V Series product. This is followed in the DS200PCCAG2A functional product number by an instance of the PCCA functional acronym, The G2 group 2 series grouping tag, and a singular A digit revealing this General Electric product's singular A-rated functional product revision.

Frequently Asked Questions about DS200PCCAG2A

Is DS200PCCAG2A regenerative or non-regenerative?
DS200PCCAG2A is a non-regenerative, 240-700 volts PCCA board because DS200PCCAG2A is in the G2 board group.
How many jumpers does DS200PCCAG2A have?
DS200PCCAG2A has four wire jumpers. The jumpers on DS200PCCAG2A are JP1, JP2, WP3, and WP4. These jumpers select system voltage and determine snubber capacitor connections on DS200PCCAG2A.
Which manual should be used with DS200PCCAG2A?
Use Manual GEI-100161 with DS200PCCAG2A. This manual is specific to DS200PCCAG2A as this manual is the GE Industrial Control Systems PCCA Power Connect Card Manual. If you need a copy of this manual, send us a manual request for DS200PCCAG2A's manual or Manual GEI-100161.
Which pins are the test attenuation pins between DS200PCCAG2A and the DCFB board?
Pins 5PL-25 and 5PL-26 are the test attenuation pins for I/O between DCFB board and DS200PCCAG2A. 5PL-25 is identified by DCN nomenclature on DS200PCCAG2A and is the negative test attenuation. 5PL-26 is identified by DCP nomenclature on DS200PCCAG2A and is for positive test attenuation.

Reviews For DS200PCCAG2A

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This DS200PCCAG2A Power Connect Card assembly is a heralded member of the General Electric Mark V Series of turbine control systems and control systems components, mostly thanks to this device's simplistic nature. For starters, this General Electric product's functional description as a Power Connect Card Assembly conveniently matches up with its PCCA functional abbreviation. In addition to this, the DS200PCCAG2A Power Connect Card is not overly-complicated through the presence of overreaching revisions; only possessing a singular standard A-rated functional product revision. Upon your purchase from AX Control, this DS200PCCAG2A Power Connect Card will be protected by a three-year warranty. - AX Control Lead Technician

Repair Services For DS200PCCAG2A

Type Lead Time Price Action
Repair Service 1-2 weeks $745

Our highly skilled technicians can repair your DS200PCCAG2A. All of our repairs come with a 3 Year AX Control Warranty. Please contact us for additional information about our repair process. To receive the repair pricing and lead time listed above please process your repair order via our website. The following repair options may be available upon request:

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AX Control Warranty Info

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All PLCs, HMIs, and Turbine Control Boards: 3 Years
All AC/DC and Servo Drives: 2 Years
All Motors: 1 Year
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