Product Description
The General Electric Drive Control Board DS200SDCCG4AGD is the primary controller for the drive. The GE Drive Control Board DS200SDCCG4AGD is populated with 3 microprocessors and RAM that can be accessed by multiple microprocessors at the same time. The microprocessors are designed to process specific functions of the board. Connectors on the GE Drive Control Board DS200SDCCG4AGD are used to connect the board to the optional cards that are available and also to the other boards that control the drive. Two connectors are used to connect to the Power Supply Interface Board. One of the two provides the I/O signals to the Power Supply Interface Board and the other provides the DC voltage from the Power Supply Interface Board.
When the board is operating as intended without errors the LED lights on the board flash left-to-right in sequence. They maintain the same pattern when the drive is receiving power but is not running. The 10 LEDs are located on the board in a row. If an error is found the LEDs flash and display the error code. The first two LED flash the hundreds digit, the next four flash the tens digit, and the final four flash the unit digits. The LEDs can also be configured to display drive variables.
The LED lights are visible when you open the drive cabinet door and the board is located facing the front. The drive contains current that can cause shock or burns to individuals that touch the components inside the drive.