About the IS200BPVDG1BR1
This IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack product offering from General Electric, was as originally indicated in the IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack instructional manual and brief product descriptions stored above. This IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack device's greater Mark VI Turbine Control System Series, in a rare turn, represents a significant functional improvement upon the Mark V Turbine Control System Series of just about the same full extended series title, as the Mark VI Series added the alternative energy-focused wind turbine possible product application onto the gas and steam turbine functional environments established with the advent of the initial Mark I Series way back in 1969. This IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack product offering's greater Mark VI Series is additionally seen as desirable within greater relevant promotional markets given its status as one of the very last-developed Mark General Electric product series to incorporate the patented Speedtronic control system technology into a number of different products.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The IS200BPVDG1BR1 model is not a board but rather a thirteen-slot VME rack. There are a variety of different boards that can be connected to this rack such as the IS200CSLAH1APR1, IS200EDISG1AAA, and IS200EPBPG1AAC. The aforementioned boards will only be inserted into one slot compared to the main processor card which will take up two slots. The inputs required to properly operate models within the Mark VI System will be sent through the inserted boards. Some of the inputs or potential outputs used with this rack and its inserted boards are vibration/proximitor inputs, optical pyrometer inputs, trip systems, and many more. The Operator Interface that is used with the IS200BPVDG1BR1 rack is the HMI which is also known as the Human Machine Interface. The HMI is a Microsoft Windows NT PC operating system that Cimplicity graphics display system, the software interface for the Mark VI, and other control systems on the network, a control system toolbox used for maintenance, and an operating system to support server/client capabilities.
The main communication card used with this rack is the UDH or the Unit Data Highway, the UDH allows for the boards in the rack to communicate with other General Electric series such as Static Starters, EX2000 Generator Excitation Controls, HMIs, Historians, and more. There are no light-emitting diode components or any type of indicators at all. All of the indicators would be through the Control Module or through the chosen redundancy type. The Mark VI system for which this rack was designed is fully programmable. This IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack product offering from General Electric has so far been explained through the lens of a diligent visual inspection of the IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack device itself, as necessitated by this IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack PCB's lack of online-available instructional manual materials. With this lack being identified, the IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack functional product number itself must be leaned on as a decent functional source of IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack Board hardware component and component specification information, as it codes for specific details through its characteristic consecutive series of functional naming chunks. For starters, this IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack product number begins with an inclusion of the dual-functional IS200 series tag delegating this IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack product's normal Mark VI Series assembly on top of its domestic original location of GE manufacture. Some of the other IS200BPVDG1BR1 VME Rack details hinted at in this manner include its:
- BPVD functional product abbreviation
- Normal PCB coating protection
- Group one Mark VI Series product grouping
- Unique revision history
