DS200DPCBG1A - IOS Power Connect Board

DS200DPCBG1A - IOS Power Connect Board DS200DPCBG1A - IOS Power Connect Board

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SPECIFICATIONS:

Part No: DS200DPCBG1A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Function: Power Connect Board
Series: EX2000
Operating temperature: -25 to 65 ºC
Power Supply Voltage: 125 V dc
Board Size: 33.0 cm high x 17.8 cm
Connections: BNC Connectors
Weight: 0.45 kgs
Availability: In Stock
Country of Origin: USA
Manual: GEH-6122

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:

DS200DPCBG1A is an IOS Power Connect Board manufactured and designed by General Electric as part of the EX2000 Series used in GE Excitation Control systems. Local area network lines for DLAN+, DLAN, and Genius as well as connections for AC line power are provided by the DS200DPCB board and 1TB. On the DPCB board, a power switch and connector ports for the control power transformer are also available.

LOCAL DIAGNOSTIC MONITOR:

The diagnostic keys and display provide access to the menu-driven Local Diagnostic Monitor. Four keys can be used to implement each monitor function. This enables the identical procedures to be carried out on both the 16-key diagnostic keypad in its entirety and the four-key variant.

The static and dynamic components of the main menu may always be distinguished by the 10s identifying mnemonic appearing as the first five characters of the menu option. Depending on the mode or status of the 10s, dynamic selections are added to or removed from the main menu. The primary menu always includes static options.

LINE POWER AND FUSES:

  • The unit may malfunction when exposed to low line voltages that are outside the LINE parameters specified in the specs section.
  • Check that the DPCB power connect board's hardware jumpers are configured for the current line voltage.
  • The power supply on the main control board will be harmed if the jumpers are configured for 115V on a 230V line. In this case, the unit's fan will spin quickly since the 24 V supply is 48 V.
  • The 24V supply becomes 48 V if the CT and AC1 or AC2 connections on the 1TB or DPCB board are switched around.
  • The unit will constantly be under voltage if the jumpers are set for 230 V on a 115 V circuit.
  • Check to see whether the DPCB Sl switch is on and the CFUl has not blown if there are no LEDs on or flashing on the main control and display boards and no voltage at 1TB AC1 to AC2. Check FUl on the main control board if there is voltage from AC1 to AC2.
  • Check FU2 on the main control board if there is voltage from AC1 to AC2 if the fan is off, and if the displays are blank.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

What is the role of a Power Connect Board in turbine control systems?

The Power Connect Board in turbine control systems serves as a critical component for managing power distribution, interfacing with sensors, and controlling various subsystems within the turbine.

What types of turbines can benefit from a Power Connect Board?

A Power Connect Board can be used in various types of turbines, including gas turbines, steam turbines, and wind turbines, to streamline power management and control processes.

What specific functions does the Power Connect Board perform in turbine control systems?

The board facilitates power distribution, manages communication between control modules, interfaces with sensors and actuators, and supports data transmission for real-time monitoring and control.