Product Description
This DS200ADPAG1 printed circuit board exists as a Genius Adapter Board within its greater Mark V Turbine Control System Series, as discussed in factory-printed General Electric instructional manual materials and reinforced above. This particular model of DS200ADPAG1 printed circuit board is considered the original Genius Adapter Board that was designed for the Mark V Series, as it does not feature any significant product revisions in its internal assembly. This DS200ADPAG1 Mark V Series Genius Adapter Board was manufactured for the first group of Mark V Series products, as proven by the placement of the G1 series grouping tag in its DS200ADPAG1 alphanumeric product number.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
This DS200ADPAG1 Genius Adapter Board is a Mark V Series product that makes use of its own individualized series of hardware components and component specifications. The GE Genius Adapter Board DS200ADPAG1 features one 40-pin connector and one 26-pin connector. It also has one 3-pin connector and one 10-pin connector that feature prominently in its assembly. The 40-pin connector and the 26-pin connector on the GE Genius Adapter Board DS200ADPAG1 come with retention latches that are designed to keep the cables attached to it in place. To connect a cable to the assembly of this DS200ADPAG1 PCB, hold the cable connector and press the cable into the connector on the board and make sure it is firmly seated. Then, you move the latches over the cable connectors until the latches lock in place. When you are ready to replace the board and remove the cable, first open the aforementioned retention latches and move them away from the cable. Then, grasp the cable from the connector only and pull the cable free from the connector. Consider that the 40-pin connector and the 26-pin connector attach to ribbon cables that carry control signals to and from the board. It is important that you only grasp the connector part of the ribbon cable to pull it out and that you make sure the retention latch is open before you remove it.
The DS200ADPAG1 functional product number itself is a strong source of hardware detail information for this DS200ADPAG1 product, given the relative absence of any pertinent instructional manual materials. The DS200ADPAG1 functional product number begins with the DS200 series tag detailing this DS200ADPAG1 printed circuit boards' domestic manufacture and normal style of Mark V Series assembly. This DS200 series tag is followed in the DS200ADPAG1 product number by an instance of the ADPA functional abbreviation, which itself is followed by the G1 series grouping tag detailing this Mark V Series product's normal style of PCB protective coating and group one Mark V Series grouping.
