Frequently Asked Questions about DS200DDTBG2A
What is the function of a DS200DDTBG2A LCI Auxiliary Terminal Board?
The DS200DDTBG2A functions as a high voltage terminal board and facilitates the connections of auxiliary I/O signals by connecting to the DS200ADMA analog to digital option board in an LS2100 control system.
Are there differences between the DS200DDTBG1A and DS200DDTBG2A boards?
Yes. The DS200DDTBG1A board has a few more features than the DS200DDTBG2A board and any information needed to determine the difference in which model is best for you can be found in the GEI-100219 LCI Auxiliary I/O Terminal Board Users Guide.
What are the high current relay outputs on the DS200DDTBG2A board?
The high current relay outputs on the DS200DDTBG2A board are labeled as digital I/Os. The two form-C relay outputs are created for 20 amps at 240 VAC or 10 amps at 30 VDC, both of the outputs have contacts available on the screw terminals and also have a LED indicator that will be lit when the relay has been picked up. Please note that driven loads of this function will be suppressed externally.
How many connectors are there and what are their types?
There are six connectors, which are labeled as follows, TBPL, TB5, TB4, TB3, TB1, and, TB2. The TBPL connector is a 60-pin high-density ribbon cable header, the TB5 connector is a 6-position terminal strip and clamp, connectors TB3 and TB4 are both 3-position terminal strips and calms, and connectors TB1 and TB2 are 36-position double-row connectors.
How many universal isolated discrete inputs are there? What are their purposes?
There are a total of eight universal isolated discrete inputs, they are used to respond to 24-250 VDC/ 24-230 VAC at 60 HZ, or 125-230 at 50 Hz.