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DS200SLCCG1A

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General Electric DS200SLCCG1A is the G1 SLCC communications card with both DLAN and ARCNET circuitry for GE drive-control assemblies.
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Technical specifications for DS200SLCCG1A

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    DS200SLCCG1A
  • Product Family:
    GE Mark V/VI Driver Board
  • Product Type:
    LAN Communications Card
  • Stock:
    1
  • Card Group:
    G1 SLCC
  • Network Functions:
    DLAN and ARCNET
  • LAN Processor:
    LCP at U1
  • Shared Memory:
    Dual-ported RAM at U5
  • Primary Connectors:
    2PL, 3PL, 10PL, ARCPL, and KPPL
  • Local Display:
    16-position alphanumeric display/controller
  • Mounting:
    Four standoffs above SDCC
  • Weight:
    0.25 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    18.8x14.2x2cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Network Role Link Checks Diagnostics Product Applications

Features:

  • Provides both DLAN and ARCNET communication circuitry in the G1 card configuration.
  • Exchanges data with the SDCC through dual-ported RAM and the 3PL interface.
  • Presents communication and diagnostic information through a 16-position alphanumeric display/controller.
The DS200SLCCG1A adds LAN processing to a compatible SDCC assembly without duplicating the drive-control processors. Its LCP, RAM, and connector paths are dedicated to communication and shared-data functions.

ARCPL carries the ARCNET path, KPPL connects the optional programmer, and the remaining plug connectors carry SDCC, power, and LAN interface signals according to the documented card layout.

JP and WJ hardware jumpers define configurable circuit behavior. Because the DS200 card is supplied without U6 and U7 EPROMs, correct software-device identity and socket placement are part of the card’s functional configuration.

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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description.

G1 DLAN and ARCNET Functions

  • Group capability: G1 includes both DLAN and ARCNET communication circuitry.
  • LAN processor: LCP at U1 runs the communication functions.
  • Shared data: Dual-ported RAM at U5 exchanges information with the attached SDCC.
  • SDCC interface: 3PL provides the parallel connection to the drive control card.
  • Physical stack: Four standoffs mount the SLCC directly above the SDCC assembly.

Connector-Specific Link Checks

  • ARCNET path: ARCPL carries the separate ARCNET connection.
  • Programmer path: KPPL connects the optional programmer to the LCP section.
  • Parallel path: 3PL and U5 must both operate for normal SDCC data exchange.
  • Connector seating: 2PL, 3PL, 10PL, ARCPL, and KPPL each serve a distinct interface.
  • Group comparison: A mechanically similar SLCC group may omit DLAN, ARCNET, or both.

LCP, Display, and Shared-Memory Diagnostics

  • Local display: The 16-position alphanumeric display/controller reports card information.
  • Processor activity: Display behavior can be compared with LCP and SDCC communication states.
  • Shared-memory fault: Local activity with failed SDCC exchange points toward 3PL or U5.
  • Network isolation: A single offline link should be traced through its assigned connector and circuit.
  • Jumper state: JP and WJ positions affect configurable behavior and must match the intended network arrangement.

Drive Communication Applications

  • DLAN communication: The G1 card provides the documented DLAN path for compatible drive controls.
  • ARCNET communication: Integrated ARCNET circuitry supports the DLAN+ network function.
  • Drive data exchange: The LCP exchanges control information with SDCC through dual-ported RAM.
  • Local programming: KPPL provides the interface for the optional programmer.
  • Software execution: U6 and U7 EPROM devices supply the software required by a DS200 SLCC board but are not included with the bare card.
Description
General Electric DS200SLCCG1A is the G1 LAN Communications Card used with GE drive-control assemblies. The G1 circuit scope includes both DLAN and ARCNET communication, distinguishing it from SLCC groups that omit one or both network functions.

The LAN Control Processor on DS200SLCCG1A works with local RAM and dual-ported RAM at U5. The 3PL connector provides the parallel interface to the associated SDCC card so drive-control and communication data can be exchanged.

Five principal connectors serve the card: 2PL, 3PL, 10PL, ARCPL, and KPPL. The assembly mounts on four standoffs above the SDCC, placing the communication card directly in the documented drive-control stack.

DS200SLCCG1A also provides a 16-position alphanumeric display/controller and configurable JP and WJ jumpers. Unlike the DS215 version, a DS200 SLCC board does not include the U6 and U7 software EPROMs, so the required devices are separate from the bare board assembly.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

DS200SLCCG1ACC
DS200SLCCG1A-CC, Series CC, Rev CC
DS200SLCCG1AEE
DS200SLCCG1A-EE, Series EE, Rev EE
Alternative Names
DS200-SLCC-G1A DS200 SLCC G1A GE DS200SLCCG1A GE Mark V DS200SLCCG1A DS200SLCC G1A DS2O0SLCCG1A DS200SLCCGIA DS200SLCCG1A-GE
Technical notes
DS200SLCCG1A includes G1 DLAN and ARCNET circuitry but does not include the U6 and U7 software EPROMs supplied with DS215 assemblies.
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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.
Why can DLAN work while ARCNET fails on DS200SLCCG1A?
DS200SLCCG1A contains distinct DLAN and ARCNET paths, so ARCPL, ARCNET circuitry, or its external connection can fail without removing DLAN communication.
What should be checked when the DS200SLCCG1A display does not update?
For DS200SLCCG1A, compare LCP activity, board power, reset condition, U5 shared-memory operation, and 3PL communication with the SDCC.
Why can DS200SLCCG1A lose communication with SDCC but still show local activity?
DS200SLCCG1A uses 3PL and dual-ported RAM at U5 for the SDCC exchange, while the LCP and local display can remain powered independently.
What causes a DS200SLCCG1A ARCNET link to remain offline after connector work?
Check DS200SLCCG1A ARCPL seating, cable identity, termination, jumper settings, and the remote ARCNET node before judging the complete card.
Why can a bare DS200SLCCG1A fail to start even when its hardware is sound?
DS200SLCCG1A does not include U6 and U7 software EPROMs, so missing, misplaced, or incompatible devices can prevent correct operation.
Can another SLCC group replace DS200SLCCG1A merely because it fits the same mounting points?
No. DS200SLCCG1A is the G1 group with both DLAN and ARCNET; other groups omit documented network circuitry and are not functionally equivalent.
What should be verified when KPPL cannot communicate with DS200SLCCG1A?
For DS200SLCCG1A, check the KPPL connector, programmer cable, LCP activity, display state, and jumper configuration before isolating the interface.
Why should an RFQ retain the ACC or AEE suffix for DS200SLCCG1A?
DS200SLCCG1ACC and DS200SLCCG1AEE are distinct revision markings, so the full code helps match the installed LAN card accurately.

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