DS200SDCIG2ABB

About the DS200SDCIG2ABB

• Despite its alternative energy applications, the Mark V Series is now considered an obsolete legacy product series, as its manufacture has been discontinued.
• However, the Mark V Series is notable as one of the last General Electric product series to use their patented Speedtronic control system technology.

Hardware Tips and Specifications

• The DS200SDCIG2ABB serves as an interface to DC2000 drives.
• Installation, removal, troubleshooting, or repair must be performed only by qualified individuals knowledgeable about high-voltage devices and experienced with the specific drive and board.
• Given the board's obsolete status, reliable instructional manuals are scarce online.
• The DS200SDCIG2ABB functional product number itself serves as a strong supplementary source of hardware information, coding for details like:
  • DS200 series tag: Indicates normal Mark V Series assembly and domestic original manufacture location.
  • SDCI: Functional product acronym.
  • Group 2: Mark V Series product grouping.
  • Normal PCB coating style.
  • A-rated: Primary functional revision.
  • B-rated: Secondary functional revision.
  • B-rated: Artwork configuration revision.
• The board's assembly typically includes various capacitors, resistors, transistors, integrated circuits, and five total fuses with factory-printed labels for voltage limitation and suppression.

Installation and Compatibility

• Before installing a new board, always note the jumper settings and cabling on the old board to duplicate the exact configuration.
• Replacement boards, even newer versions, might differ in appearance, component placement, and location of connectors, jumpers, fuses, and LEDs.
• Compatibility is maintained between different versions as long as all jumpers are set on the new board to match the old one. The drive's performance will not be affected by the board version change.