About the DS3800HMAC1H1F
The DS3800HMAC1H1F is a media access board. This is one of several media access boards for the Mark IV system available within AX Control stock. The Mark IV Speedtronic system, like earlier Speedtronic systems, is designed to manage and control gas and steam turbine systems. Unlike earlier systems, the Mark IV offers triple modular redundant control that uses microprocessors to vote on each system control using independent and identical processors. With this being the case, the Mark IV Series is admittedly unlike soon to come General Electric Mark product series as well including the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series, as that series' applications were broadened to include potential wind turbine control and management systems as well. The Mark IV Turbine Control System Series is not wholly an unattractive prospect on its greater automated industrial promotional marketplace, however, as it still exists as one of General Electric's final-developed Mark product series making use of the patented Speedtronic control system technology. This technology of course was first seen with the rollout of the initial Mark I Series way back in the 1960s!
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The DS3800HMAC1H1F board weighs in at approximately 0.98 pounds. The rectangular-shaped board is marked with the board ID and with several codes that will assist with wiring and location. Each corner is factory drilled. The edges are marked with alphanumeric codes and arrows to assist with alignment. The largest component on the DS3800HMAC1H1F is a red metal vertical component (206B3334G1). This is connected to the main PCB using two screws. The component carries four coaxial components that are surface wired to the board from its rear edge. The board also carries other connectors like a right-angled stab-on connector, a right-angled pin connector, and a right-angled cable connector. Other board components include relays, transistors, integrated circuits, and LED indicators. The board has several TP test points as well as several jumper switches. Jumpers are used to configure the board as needed by the end-user. Installation and handling guidelines for this particular component or for the Mark IV system, in general, can be found through original GE documentation. If you do not have access to your original GE manuals or user guides, we may be able to help with replacements.
Given the fact that this specific DS3800HMAC1H1F printed circuit board product offering has been attributed to a now-obsolete legacy General Electric product series, it is not followed online by any great wealth of product-specific General Electric instructional manual documentation. With this being the case, alternative hardware component specification identification mediums such as the DS3800HMAC1H1F functional product number can be utilized. The DS3800HMAC1H1F functional product number codes for a series of relevant hardware details through its signature selection of consecutive functional naming segments. For instance, the DS3800HMAC1H1F functional product number begins with an iteration of the dual-functional DS3800 series tag responsible for identifying this DS3800HMAC1H1F product's domestic original manufacture location as well as its normal style of Mark IV Series assembly. This is followed in the DS3800HMAC1H1F functional product number by an instance of the HMAC functional product abbreviation, which was created to exist as a shortened representation of the lengthy DS3800HMAC1H1F functional product number itself, for use in conversational and promotional settings. The final identifiable piece of information that can be analyzed from the DS3800HMAC1H1F functional product number itself would have to be defined as the DS3800HMAC1H1F PCB's group one Mark IV Turbine Control System Series product grouping.
