Product Description
This DS200UCPBG7AHB printed circuit board is a versatile model of Mark V Series PCB, considering the fact that it is refered to as both a IO Engine CPU Board and a Power Connect Board in original General Electric manufacturer-printed instructional manual materials. While this DS200UCPBG7AHB PCB's true functional description is that of an IO Engine CPU Board, it is generally classifiable as a Power Connect Board given suggestions by its UCPB functional acronym and its placement within the Mark V product series. This DS200UCPBG7AHB printed circuit board is not the original IO Engine CPU Board developed for the Mark V Series, as this DS200UCPBG7AHB PCB features three significant product revisions in its assembly; two functional product revisions and a singular artwork configuration revision.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
As with any product manufactured for General Electric's Mark V Series, this DS200UCPBG7AHB IO Engine CPU Board necessitates the inclusion of several specific and interesting hardware components and component specifications. The GE PC Board DS200UCPBG7AHB features one microprocessor and multiple programmable read-only memory (PROM) modules. It also contains 1 dual in-line memory module (DIMM) connector and 1 switch block with 7 switches. This Mark V Series printed circuit board also features 1 34-pin connector and 1 connector for attachment to another board. The IO Engine CPU Board DS200UCPBG7AHB is a daughter card, and it connects only to the GE DS200UCIA model board, as its design intends. The GE PC Board DS200UCPBG7AHB is 7 inches in length and 4.75 inches in height. It is designed to attach through the standoffs with screws on the DS200UCIA board. This DS200UCPBG7AHB IO Engine CPU Board receives power and signals via connectors that mate on both boards.
This DS200UCPBG7AHB PCB possesses a large quantity of factory-printed installation instructions; important given this device's sensitivity to static electricity. To connect the DS200UCPBG7AHB daughter card, press the connectors together, then use screws to secure it against the DS200UCIA board. When you replace a defective GE PC Board DS200UCPBG7AHB you will notice that the replacement board doesn’t have a DIMM installed in the DIMM slot. With this being true, you can remove the DIMM from the old board and install it in the new board. With the old board on a flat and clean surface, press down on one retention lever on the DIMM connector. The DIMM is released on the end of the connector. Then, press the retention latch on the other end of the connector. Without touching the connectors on the bottom of the DIMM, place it in a static bag and store it away until you are ready to install it. Align it with the connector on the replacement board and press each side into the connector, and the process is finished.
