GE DS200SDCCG5A Drive Control Card Mark V Series

Product Overview

The GE DS200SDCCG5A is a Drive Control Card. It belongs to the Mark V Turbine Control System Series. This is a revised version of the original DS200SDCCG5 board. The 'A' rating shows a functional product revision. This card may change original performance specs. It weighs only 1.5 lbs. The card comes with onboard software. It has four EPROMS at U11, U12, U22, and U23. It also has one EEPROM at U9.

Application Scenarios

This card controls drives in turbine systems. It works in power generation plants. It is ideal for industrial gas or steam turbines. The card handles complex motor control tasks. It connects to auxiliary cards for more functions. These cards add LAN connectivity. They also boost signal processing power. Use this card for system upgrades or repairs.

Technical Specifications

The DS200SDCCG5A has three microprocessors. Each one has a specific job. One does math for co-motor control. RAM is accessible by all microprocessors at once. The card has five EPROM connectors. Four hold factory settings. One stores user settings. Jumpers come set from the factory. Do not move these jumpers. The card has connectors for auxiliary boards. Use screws to attach these boards. Cables link the boards to the main card.

Installation & Maintenance Guide

Turn off all power before installation. Handle the card by its edges. Avoid touching the components. Align the card with the backplane slot. Push it in firmly until it clicks. Secure it with the mounting screws. Connect any auxiliary cards as needed. Do not change the factory jumpers. Use the manual GEI-100029C for help. This manual supersedes GEI-100029B. Keep the area clean and dry. Check connections during routine maintenance.

Packing List

You will receive one Drive Control Card. The model is DS200SDCCG5A. It comes in an anti-static bag. The package includes a protective foam layer. No cables or software are included. We ship via Fedex, UPS, or DHL. The shipping weight is 1.5 lb. The country of origin is the United States.