Product Description
The GE Digital I/O Board DS200TCDAH1BJE features 8 jumpers, one LED on the side of the board, and 2 3-pin connectors. It also contains 1 block of 10 LEDs and 2 50-pin connectors. This Digital I/O board is part of General Electric's Mark V Speedtronic turbine control system.
The ID of the LED on the side of the board is CR9. It is green in color when lit and it gives an indication that the board is receiving power. When the LED flashes it indicates that processing is occurring on the board. When the LED is not lit, it shows that the board is not receiving power or is not responding to voltage. The LED is visible when the board is installed between other boards in the rack cabinet. You can view the LED from the window in the rack cabinet.
If the LED is not lit, use the diagnostic tools to obtain a list of errors and warnings that have been recorded. The diagnostics tools also provide information on the health and condition of the boards in the drive. An individual familiar with the drive can determine from the diagnostics the cause of the problems and also how to resolve the issues. GE manuals and other documentation will provide additional details.
The DS200TCDAH1BJE connects to the DS200DTBA and the DS200DTBB boards through the 50-pin connectors on the board. The IDs of the 50-pin connectors are JQ and JR. 50-pin ribbon cables are routed through the interior of the drive and provide the connection between the boards. Cable routing is important because it limits the interference to which the signal is subjected from other cables in the drive.