About the DS200TCQAG2B
This General Electric DS200TCQAG2B printed circuit board was originally designed to exist as an Analog IO Board, as described above and solidified through various inclusions in General Electric Mark V Series original instructional manual materials. While this DS200TCQAG2B printed circuit board or PCB for short does exist as an Analog IO Board within the Mark V Turbine Control System Series, it is not considered the original Mark V Series Analog IO Board; that would be the DS200TCQAG2 parent Analog IO Board missing this DS200TCQAG2B printed circuit board's singular B-rated functional product revision.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
As with any General Electric product, Mark V Series or otherwise, this DS200TCQAG2B Analog IO Board makes use of a special quantity of hardware components and component specifications to maintain its normative functionality within the Mark V Series automated drive assembly. The GE RST Analog I/O Board DS200TCQAG2B featured here contains four 34-pin connectors, two 40-pin connectors, and six jumpers. The board also has a set of 6 integrated LED lights. The jumpers on the GE RST Analog I/O Board DS200TCQAG2B serve a number of purposes on the boar; and it is important to know what jumpers you can move and how it will change the behavior of the board. Some jumpers are used during the manufacturing process for quality control. While being tested for defects, a specific jumper might be moved to test a circuit or function. Then, the jumper is moved back before being shipped. Other jumpers are for use by the customer to configure the board for a specific function or behavior. The jumpers are fully documented in the information that came with your original Mark V Series Analog IO Board; available able in our manuals tab.
This DS200TCQAG2B Analog IO Board is considered a static-sensitive model of Mark V Series printed circuit board, so General Electric has a series of strict installation guidelines to follow for this product. When you replace the board, inspect the old board and one-by-one set the jumpers on the replacement board to match the positions on the old board, as the replacement board could be a later version of the original board (revised). Installation or replacement of this Mark V Series product should always be accompanied by use of a static-avoidant wrist grounding strap. When improvements are designed into the new DS200TCQAG2 board versions, you might find that jumpers are located in new positions or removed from the newer version. Other components might also be relocated or depopulated on the newer version. Before making a final purchase decision on this DS200TCQAG2B PCB, you must realize that its singular functional product revision may alter its original performance specifications and dimensions from their original statuses as defined by General Electric manuals.
