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Part Number: DS3800HLNC
Manufacturer: General Electric
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
Series: Mark IV
Function: Network Controller Module
DS3800HLNC is a Network Controller Module developed by GE. It is a part of the Speedtronic Mark IV control system for gas turbines. The GE Network Control Board is engineered for efficient and straightforward installation within the drive. This board features a modular connector at one end and retention levers at the opposite end to ensure a secure and stable fit. Positioned between the retention levers is a 40-pin connector, which facilitates connections to other system components.
When the LED is off, it indicates that the board is functioning correctly and processing data as intended. No operator intervention is required at this time.
If the LED is illuminated, it signals that a fault has occurred and that power is present on the board. This condition suggests an issue that needs attention.
If the amber LED is on, it is a signal that a fault may have occurred. The initial troubleshooting step is to check if the control signals have become misaligned or out of sequence, which can make them unreadable by the board. To address this:
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What is DS3800HLNC?
It is a network controller module designed and developed by GE.
What should I do if the amber LED is on?
If the LED is on, it may indicate a fault. Begin by checking if the control signals are out of sequence or misaligned. To troubleshoot, verify the control signals to ensure they are correctly sequenced, attempt to restore the correct signal sequence, and then observe the board to see if it resumes normal processing activity.
How does the board connect to other system components?
The board connects to other system components through a 40-pin connector positioned between the retention levers, facilitating communication and data transfer.
Can the board be easily configured?
Yes, the board can be configured easily with 21 jumpers available for adjustments and customization based on system requirements.