Product Description
This DS200PCCAG6ACB Power Connect Card Assembly, as mentioned before, is a General Electric product designed and produced for use in their Mark V Series specifically. The Mark V Series is the latest product series from the massive industrial retailer that functions with the use of their Speedtronic technology, which has been continuously updated since its inception in the late 1950s to early 1960s. This DS200PCCAG6ACB Power Connect Card Assembly, while classified as an assembly, does not possess any sort of special assembly, and is actually a modified version of a pre existing Mark V Series product. This DS200PCCAG6ACB printed circuit board or PCB revises its original DS200PCCAG6 parent product through the inclusion of three significant product revisions; two functional revisions and a sole artwork revision.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
As with any Mark V Series product distributed by General Electric, this DS200PCCAG6ACB Power Connect Card Assembly utilizes a series of specific and necessary hardware components in order to maintain its series functionality. The General Electric Direct Current Power Connect Board DS200PCCAG6ACB serves as an interface between the drive and the silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) power bridge. The DS200PCCAG6ACB board uses group numbers depending on the voltage, frame size, and the type of power conversion (regenerative or non-regenerative). Groups 1, 7, and 9 use regenerative, 240 through 630 volts. Groups 2, 8, and 10 use non-regenerative 240 through 700 volts. The board groups include AC volts, fuses, reactors, and bus transformers. Groups 1 and 2, groups 3 and 4, groups 5 and 6, groups 7 and 8, and groups 9 and 10 each use the same application specifications. This DS200PCCAG6ACB Power Connect Card Assembly belongs to the group 6.
There are a dozen plug connectors that provide signals to the SCR bridge. The signals are used to select the dc armature voltage range. The signals are used by the power supply board and are part of the configuration of the drive. Another source of configuration is the parameters defined in the configuration file. The operator can set the parameters either through the control panel or using a laptop. The display on the control panel enables the operator to view the parameters and the keys on the keypad enable the operator to edit the parameters and move up and down through the parameters and find applicable location in the file. In using a laptop, the operator can download the file and use editing software to modify the file. The operator can download the same file to multiple drives, or edit a unique configuration for each drive.
