Product Description

The IS200DSPXH2CAA is a board component from GE manufactured to be a part of their Mark VI system.  The MKVI, designed for industrial gas and steam turbine control, was one of the last of the Speedtronic management systems released by General Electric.  It offered triple modular redundant control with Ethernet capabilities.  The Mark VI used proprietary software like the Control System Toolbox and CIMPLICITY graphics loaded on a Windows-based operator interface, giving users direct access to alarm states and system data. 

The IS200DSPXH2CAA is a Digital Signal Processor Control Card.  It can be used for Innovation Series drives or as part of EX2100 exciters and is designed with an ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit) connected with a high-performance DSP (digital signal processor.) 

The IS200DSPXH2CAA includes a front faceplate that helps lock the unit into place within the rack system.  The front faceplate is populated with the unit’s two LED indicators along with two of the unit’s four I/O ports.  One of the LEDs is green and the other is red.  Both annunciate alarm and faults within the digital signal processor. The front faceplate has been marked with the board number and with General Electric’s logo. 

Other board components include 16 integrated circuits and several transistors, along with resistor network arrays and resistors, capacitors, and diodes. There is a vertical pin connector adjacent to the front I/O ports and a backplane connector along the rear edge.  This connector has a complicated pin configuration that allows for many incoming and outgoing signals. 

For detailed information about proper installation techniques, please refer to data sheets or user guides originally provided by General Electric.  Our warehouse is located in North Carolina and maintains a large on-hand supply of Mark VI components.  Most in-stock products ship the same day if ordered before 3 pm.