About the IS200DTRTH1ABA
This IS200DTRTH1ABA Simplex DIN-Rail Mounted Trip Transition Board printed circuit board product offering or PCB for short was, as was hinted at above, originally produced by the trusted General Electric manufacturer specifically for placement in their Mark VI Turbine Control System Series. The Mark VI Series that this IS200DTRTH1ABA Simplex DIN-Rail Mounted Trip Transition Board device belongs to is something of massive upgrade upon the previous industry-standard Mark V Turbine Control System Series of a similar full extended series name, given the fact that the Mark V Series' known gas and steam applications were lumped onto the alternative energy-based wind turbine applications soon to come with the advent of the Mark VI Series. This IS200DTRTH1ABA Simplex DIN-Rail Mounted Trip Transition Board device's Mark VI Series is additionally held in high esteem on most relevant promotional markets as a function of its status as one of the final GE Mark product series to incorporate the Speedtronic technology into many devices.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The Simplex DIN-railed Mounted Trip Transition Board IS200DTRTH1ABA is used to interface to the VTUR board alongside the DRLY board in the General Electric Mark VI Series. This model also permits up to six trip functions on the VTUR board which will interface with the DRLY model rather than the TRPG module. With some of the connectors on the DTRT board, there is the possibility for up to two VTUR boards to be connected. If two VTUR boards have been connected to the DTRT board, there is the possibility for the VTUR boards to control six relays. For every application in which a trip system between the DRLY and VTUR model is used, the IS200DTRTH1ABA model must also be used. Note that if only one VTUR model is required, under no circumstances can the DTRT be eliminated.
The main components of the DTRT board are three thirty-seven-pin D-type connectors. The two connectors labeled J1 and J2 are used to cable from the two VTUR boards, and the J3 connector is used to connect to the DRLY board, which has six relay circuits. On the right edge of the IS200DTRTH1ABA board, there are three screws labeled TB1. The TB1 screws are used for ground (SCOM) connection. While there are several other redundancy types that can be used with Mark VI models, the DTRT board can only be used with a simplex redundancy type. Please note that this model is known as a termination box board, with a plastic mounting holder to allow the model to be mounted in a DIN-rail capacity. For more information on the IS200DTRTH1ABA model, refer to the Mark VI Turbine Control GEH-6421C Instruction Manual for installation procedures. Many of these originally-pertinent instructional manual materials have been attached above in our manuals tab for your every convenience of research. This IS200DTRTH1ABA Simplex DIN-Rail Mounted Trip Transition Board actually does not exist as the originally-developed product of its specific Mark VI Series functional role, as that would have to be considered the IS200DTRTH1 parent printed circuit board notably not adopting this IS200DTRTH1ABA Simplex DIN-Rail Mounted Trip Transition Board product's three-fold significant revision history.
