Features:
- Exact paired identity: DATX 111 and 3ASC25H224 describe the same documented board
- Defined I/O scope: ABB identifies this variant as the board without analog output
- Legacy system context: installation evidence is governed by the DARA 2000 cabinet and drawings
ABB DATX 111 3ASC25H224 is an exact I/O-board identity documented for the established DARA 2000 system.
Its lack of analog output distinguishes the board from nearby hardware that may share outline, connector, or family characteristics.
Selection must retain the type and order number, rack and connector evidence, field signal scope, supervision arrangement, logistics, and obsolete-system service plan.
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- Type code: ABB identifies the board as DATX 111.
- Order number: 3ASC25H224 completes the procurement identity.
- I/O role: the board belongs to the DARA 2000 control environment.
- Function boundary: official documentation states that analog output is not included.
- Rack position: the installed slot belongs in every exchange record.
- Connector map: cable and terminal assignments must match the approved project drawing.
- Supervision context: diagnostic and monitoring paths remain part of the board function.
- Variant stop: similar DATX hardware cannot be accepted without model-specific evidence.
- Before removal: capture labels, connectors, wiring, diagnostics, and cabinet location.
- Spare qualification: compare physical population and controlled signals with the installed board.
- I/O proving: test each assigned function under approved process isolation.
- Long-term plan: obsolete supply should be paired with DARA 2000 migration evidence.
- DARA 2000 cabinet service: replace the exact documented I/O board.
- Supervision-system maintenance: preserve the installed connector and diagnostic context.
- Legacy spare qualification: compare complete identity and populated hardware before an outage.
- Migration preparation: capture I/O assignments and cabinet drawings for a future platform change.