About the IS200VCMIH2BBB
This IS200VCMIH2BBB printed circuit board product offering, as mentioned in the brief IS200VCMIH2BBB product description paragraph attached above, was originally designed and manufactured for General Electric's Mark VI Turbine Control System Series. The Mark VI Series that this IS200VCMIH2BBB device belongs to, as it is known in short, actually exists with a specific set of possible functional environments specifically in the control or management systems of General Electric-accepting gas, steam, and wind turbine automated drive assemblies. This must be characterized as a significant functionality-minded upgrade from the previous industry-standard Mark V Turbine Control System Series of just about the same full extended series title, as the Mark V Series exists with gas and steam-based possible functional environments alone. This IS200VCMIH2BBB product's greater Mark VI Series is additionally definable as desirable as a function of its status as one of GE's final-developed Speedtronic control system technology-powered components.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The IS200VCMIH2BBB is part of the Mark VI control system from GE. This is typically used for industrial gas or steam turbine systems. The Mark VI is one of several Speedtronic systems released by GE over the last decades. The IS200VCMIH2BBB is part of the data transmission system within the Mark VI system. The circuit board makes it possible for different modules to communicate with each other internally, including the main processor card, the control modules, the protection modules, and the interface modules. Replacing the VCMI card is a multi-step process:
- Power down the rack and unplug the IONet connector from the board front. The network can be run through the t-fitting.
- Loosen top and bottom screws on the VCMI board
- Use the installed ejector tabs located on the faceplate to disengage the board from the backplane
- Remove the old board
- Install the new board in the same location.
- Faceplate tabs can be used to click new VCMI board into place
- Tighten top and bottom screws in order to secure the newly installed board into the VME rack
- Reenergize the VME rack
- Locate the VCMI in Toolbox. This is usually under Mark VI I/O. Right-click.
- Click download from the shortcut menu. Topology should download into the new board.
- Cycle power to the rack to establish communications.
The IS200VCMIH2BBB is a double-sided card that has many components mounted to both surfaces. This includes over 40 integrated circuits, over 400 resistors, and over 200 capacitors. The board has three IONet connectors mounted in its front faceplate as well as a male serial port. Other connectors are available on the board’s surface including two backplane connectors. This IS200VCMIH2BBB product's various installation procedures, while certainly important to stay aware of, have truthfully been included on this IS200VCMIH2BBB personalized product page here as a function of a lack of decent IS200VCMIH2BBB Board-specific instructional manual materials available online. Given this lack, the IS200VCMIH2BBB functional product number itself can be rolled out as a decently strong source of IS200VCMIH2BBB Board hardware component and component specification information, as it codes for various IS200VCMIH2BBB details through a series of consecutive and functioning naming elements. Some of the IS200VCMIH2BBB qualities captured in this fashion include its domestic original GE manufacture location, its group one Mark VI Series product grouping, its VCMI functional product acronym, its conformal PCB coating style, its group two Mark VI Series product grouping, and its three-fold revision table.
