About the DS200TCTEG1A
This DS200TCTEG1A printed circuit board from General Electric was originally manufactured for the trusted automated industrial retailer's Mark V Series, a series of control systems used in the internal assemblies of relevant steam, gas, and wind turbines compatible with General Electric products. The Mark V Series that this DS200TCTEG1A PCB exists as a member of is considered a General Electric legacy series, as it has been discontinued by its manufacturer in the years since its original conception. While a legacy series, the Mark V Series is one of the newer General Electric product lines to offer their patented Speedtronic technology in its assembly, which started with the rollout of the Mark I in the late 1960s. This DS200TCTEG1A printed circuit board or PCB for short is better-definable as a TC2000 Trip Board, this DS200TCTEG1A product's original functional description that appears in General Electric and Mark V Turbine Control System Series instructional manual documentation. This DS200TCTEG1A TC2000 Trip Board is not the original product of its functionality to appear within the Mark V Series, however; that would be the DS200TCTEG1 parent TC2000 Trip Board missing this DS200TCTEG1A product's singular A-rated revision.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
This DS200TCTEG1A printed circuit board is a Mark V Series product that comes with its own set of functionality-required hardware components and component specifications. The GE TC2000 Trip Board DS200TCTEG1A is populated with 20 plug-in relays. It also has 3 50-pin connectors and 2 12-pin connectors. The IDs assigned to the 50-pin connectors are JLY, JLX and JLZ, while the IDs assigned to the 12-pin connectors are JN and JM. The GE TC2000 Trip Board DS200TCTEG1A isn’t populated with indicator LEDs or other means of indicating the health of the drive with a glance. If you suspect that a relay is not working it is easy to remove one relay and replace it with another, although there is no guarantee a fault condition has actually occurred. The DS200TCTEG1A functional product number itself is a strong source of original hardware component and specification information for this TC2000 Trip Board, given the lack of original DS200TCTEG1A instructional materials on the internet. This DS200TCTEG1A functional product number begins with the DS200 series tag, which details this DS200TCTEG1A product's normal Mark V Series assembly version and domestic location of original manufacture. Some of the other information revealed in the DS200TCTEG1A functional product number includes:
- The TCTE functional product acronym
- A normal style of PCB protective coating
- A Group One Mark V Series assembly
- A singular, A-rated functional product revision
This DS200TCTEG1A PCB's normal style of PCB coating should reinforce and protect individual hardware elements in this DS200TCTEG1A PCB's assembly on a functional priority basis, existing as a thick rudimentary layer of base daily wear and tear protection and insulation. The relays in this DS200TCTEG1A board's assembly are held in place with a wire retention latch. To remove it, unclip the latch from the bottom of the connector and swing the wire latch over the top of the relay, before using one finger to remove the wire latch from the bottom of the connector. Put the wire latch to one side, while pulling on the relay to remove it from the connector. The relay can be discarded. To install the a relay on the DS200TCTEG1A board, press it into the empty connector on the board; it should click into place in the socket. Clip one end of the retention wire on the bottom of the connector. Then, swing it over the relay and clip it on the other side of the connector. You can pull on the retention wire to verify that it is secure. These DS200TCTEG1A original instructional manual-identified relay replacement instructions are crucial to observe because of the potential presence of damaging surface voltages and static electricity on the base circuit board of this DS200TCTEG1A product.
