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DS200FCSAG2A

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General Electric DS200FCSAG2A is an FCSA current sensing interface board identified for the LS2100 static starter power-conversion cabinet.
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Technical specifications for DS200FCSAG2A

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    DS200FCSAG2A
  • Product Family:
    GE Mark V/VI Driver Board
  • Product Type:
    Current Sensing Interface Board
  • Stock:
    1
  • Current Sensor Connections:
    LEM1 and LEM2
  • Terminal Connections:
    TB1 through TB5
  • Interface Connectors:
    3-position and 12-position
  • Grounding Points:
    E1 and E2
  • Functional Acronym:
    FCSA
  • Control Platform:
    LS2100 static starter
  • Cabinet Location:
    Static starter power-conversion cabinet
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Sensor Paths Terminal Routing Connector Layout Ground & Handling

Features:

  • Combines two current-sensor connection areas with a separate numbered terminal bank.
  • Distinguishes a three-position interface from a larger 12-position connection.
  • Provides two dedicated grounding points on the Group 2 FCSA assembly.
DS200FCSAG2A is identified for the LS2100 static starter power-conversion cabinet, where its Group 2 catalog code distinguishes the installed current sensing interface.

The board layout separates LEM1 and LEM2 from TB1 through TB5, giving sensor connections and field-terminal connections recognizable physical areas.

E1 and E2 supply defined ground-contact points, while the unequal connector sizes help prevent the supply-side and control-side interfaces from being treated as interchangeable.

The General Electric DS200FCSAG2A Current Sensing Interface Board may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric DS200FCSAG2A Current Feedback Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

Comparing the two current-sensing routes

  • LEM1 area: One sensor connection is grouped at the first LEM position on DS200FCSAG2A.
  • LEM2 area: The second current-sensor input remains physically separate at LEM2.
  • One-channel symptom: A fault limited to one reading can be traced from its LEM area without moving the other input.
  • Two-channel symptom: Simultaneous loss calls for a check of common board seating and control connections before both sensors are disturbed.

Preserving the numbered field-wire positions

  • Terminal range: The DS200FCSAG2A field bank is numbered TB1 through TB5.
  • Removal record: Each conductor should be tagged with its original terminal number before disconnection.
  • Reconnection order: Returning one wire at a time reduces the risk of shifting the entire bank by one position.
  • Post-work check: A new feedback error after cabinet work should be compared with the recorded TB positions before board failure is assumed.

Keeping the unequal interfaces distinct

  • Small interface: One DS200FCSAG2A connector has three positions.
  • Large interface: A separate connector provides 12 positions for the other board-level connection.
  • Function check: Connector size must be paired with its documented circuit role rather than judged by nearby location alone.
  • Insertion check: Alignment and seating should be confirmed without forcing a plug that only appears physically similar.

Protecting the assembly during cabinet work

  • First ground: E1 is one of the two marked grounding points on DS200FCSAG2A.
  • Second ground: E2 provides the other designated contact and should be inspected independently.
  • Contact condition: Loose hardware, contamination, or damage at either point can complicate feedback diagnosis.
  • Safe removal: De-energize the cabinet before handling the board and apply static-control precautions after isolation.
Description
General Electric DS200FCSAG2A is a Group 2 FCSA current sensing interface board used in the LS2100 static starter power-conversion cabinet. It provides a board-level connection between current-sensor inputs and the surrounding control hardware.

Two sensor connection areas, LEM1 and LEM2, are arranged on DS200FCSAG2A separately from the TB1 through TB5 terminal bank. This physical separation helps distinguish a sensor-side fault from a displaced terminal conductor.

The DS200FCSAG2A layout includes separate three-position and 12-position interface connectors together with E1 and E2 grounding points. The complete G2 catalog identity and every connector position should match the installed assembly before power is restored.
Alternative Names
DS200-FCSA-G2A General Electric DS200FCSAG2A DS200FCSAG2A Current Sensing Interface DS200 FCSAG2A GE DS200FCSAG2A DS200FCSA G2A FCSA DS200FCSAG2A DS200 FCSA G2A
Technical notes
DS200FCSAG2A is an LS2100 FCSA current sensing interface board; confirm the G2 identity, LEM1/LEM2 areas, TB bank, connector sizes, and E1/E2 grounds.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
After DS200FCSAG2A is installed, both current signals remain absent; what common areas should be compared?
For DS200FCSAG2A, check the shared control connector and board seating before moving both independent sensor connections.
One sensor path on DS200FCSAG2A is unstable while the other remains steady; where should tracing start?
Follow the affected DS200FCSAG2A LEM input toward its corresponding terminal route and leave the stable path connected for comparison.
How can field wires be returned to DS200FCSAG2A without losing their original positions?
Mark each DS200FCSAG2A conductor by its TB1-TB5 location before removal, then reconnect the terminal bank one position at a time.
A plug fits near DS200FCSAG2A but the circuit still fails; what mismatch is possible?
DS200FCSAG2A has distinct three-position and 12-position interfaces, so a physical fit alone does not confirm the correct connector function.
What should be examined when DS200FCSAG2A grounding is suspected after cabinet work?
Inspect DS200FCSAG2A E1 and E2 for secure contact, contamination, and damage before interpreting the current-feedback values.
Why should DS200FCSAG2A not be replaced solely by an FCSA family label?
The complete DS200FCSAG2A code retains the G2 board identity, which must agree with the installed assembly rather than a neighboring group.
When can DS200FCSAG2A be removed for a connector inspection?
Isolate and de-energize the equipment before removing DS200FCSAG2A, then apply normal static-control handling to the board.