Product Description
The GE Termination Board DS200PTBAG1B features 2 terminal blocks with terminals for 72 signal wires in each. It also contains 3 10-pin connectors. The IDs for the 10-pin connectors are JJR, JJT, and JJS. It also contains terminal posts for 6 signal wires. The GE Termination Board DS200PTBAG1B is designed to process 7 separate termination signals. The signals are overspeed magnetic pickups, flame detectors, bus volts, generator volts and current, synchronizing, protective inputs, and alarm horn enable and disable hardware jumper location.
To remove a signal wire from a terminal on a terminal block, have on hand a narrow flat-blade screwdriver. This procedure should only take place when power is removed from the drive. Use a tester to detect the presence of power in the drive after power is removed. This is because components in the drive, like capacitors, store power during normal drive operations. So, even when you remove the source of power, current might still be present. If you wait 30 seconds, the power in the components exits the drive. However, to avoid shock, use a tester before you touch any components in the drive.
Locate the signal wire you want to remove using the terminal block ID and the terminal numerical ID. Use the narrow screwdriver to loosen the terminal retention screw and pull the signal wire from the terminal. Use tape or other means to mark on the signal wire the ID of the terminal it is connected to. To connect the signal wire, insert it into the terminal and tighten the terminal retention screw.