Product Description
This DS200TCCAG1B printed circuit board from General Electric, as mentioned above, is a product offering originally created to exist as a member of the Mark V Series of turbine control systems and turbine control system component products. The Mark V Series that this DS200TCCAG1B PCB belongs to is considered a legacy General Electric product series, as it has since been discontinued for production by its original manufacturer. This DS200TCCAG1B printed circuit board is definable as a Common Analog IO Board, the original functional product description that it is referred to as in pertinent Mark V Series and General Electric instructional manual materials. While this DS200TCCAG1B printed circuit board does have functionality as a Common Analog I/O Board within its greater Mark V Series, it is not the original Common Analog I/O Board manufactured by General Electric; as that would be this DS200TCCAG1B device's DS200TCCAG1 parent printed circuit board missing its B-rated functional product revision.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
Luckily enough for our research purposes, this DS200TCCAG1B Common Analog I/O Board is a well-documented product in original General Electric instructional documentation. The GE I/O TC2000 Analog Board DS200TCCAG1B features one 80196 microprocessor and multiple PROM modules. It also contains one LED and 2 50-pin connectors, wtih the LED being visible from the side view of the DS200TCCAG1B board. The IDs for this TCCA PCB's 50-pin connectors are JCC and JDD. The GE I/O TC2000 Analog Board DS200TCCAG1B also is populated with a programmable logic device and three manually-moveable hardware jumpers. When you replace the board, typically the site will install a replacement that is exactly like the original board. In this way, the drive will perform the same as before the replacement board was installed. Several different styles of Mark V Series connectors are included in the assembly of this DS200TCCAG1B product for the maximizing of its interfacing potential. Some of these connectors include:
- The 2PL TCPS Board Power Distribution Connector
- The 3PL STCA Board COREBUS Conditioned Signal Connector
- The JAA CTBA Board 4-20 mA Output Signal Connector
- The JBB CTBA Board 4-20 mA Current Signal Connector
- The JCC and JDD TBCA Board RTD Input Signal Connectors
- The JAR/S/T TBQA Board Terminal Input Signal Connector
- The JC TCPS Board Power Supply Diagnostic Signal Connector
- The JEE Connector
As you have probably noticed, all of the above connectors available to the assembly of this DS200TCCAG1B printed circuit board have been named using a combination of their factory-printed nomenclature labels, functionality to the DS200TCCAG1B board, and other Mark V Series product compatibilities. The simply-names JEE Connector posited above is missing a full connector description as it typically goes unused during normative function of this DS200TCCAG1B Common Analog I/O Board. Moving past this DS200TCCAG1B product's connector types, one will encounter three total manually-moveable hardware jumpers, as explained before. Each of these jumpers is accompanied by its own factory-printed nomenclature label, just like the DS200TCCAG1B PCB's connectors, and each jumper selects for a different application to the DS200TCCAG1B Common Analog I/O Board. The J1-labeled jumper in this DS200TCCAG1B PCB's assembly is used for the enabling or disabling of this DS200TCCAG1B PCB's serial RS232 port. The JP2-labeled jumper in this DS200TCCAG1B PCB's assembly is used for the selection of oscillator for card test settings. Finally, the remaining JP3 jumper in this Mark V Series product offering's assembly is used for factory testing purposes only, and should not be accessed during normative functioning of the DS200TCCAG1B PCB and greater Mark V Series drive assembly.
