Features:
- Uses the FCRR identity for firing-circuit control
- Provides terminal, two-pin and ribbon-cable interfaces
- Tracks KD as the version tied to the base board
The FCRR functional code identifies the board role within the Group 1 DS200 hardware arrangement.
A 95-wire terminal block, ten two-pin connectors and two ribbon cables form recognizable service connection points.
The KD reference links DS200FCRRG1AKD records back to the DS200FCRRG1A base catalog number.
The General Electric DS200FCRRG1A Firing Circuit Control Board may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric DS200FCRRG1A Firing Circuit Control 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.
Firing-Control Connection Points
- Terminal block: Organizes connection positions for as many as 95 signal wires.
- Two-pin plugs: Ten labeled connectors provide discrete board-level interfaces.
- Ribbon links: Two ribbon cables connect the board to adjacent cabinet hardware.
- FCRR identity: The functional acronym ties these interfaces to the firing-control role.
Hardware Landmarks
- Group code: G1 identifies the board as a Group 1 configuration.
- Coating code: The A position records the normal PCB coating.
- Connector labels: Printed identifiers help technicians map the ten two-pin plugs.
- Service comparison: Terminal and ribbon-cable locations provide visual checkpoints during exchange work.
KD Revision Tracking
- Base catalog: DS200FCRRG1A is the product number used for this page.
- Version suffix: KD is retained from the DS200FCRRG1AKD identifier.
- Traceability: Maintenance records should store both the base model and KD version.
- Label check: The complete installed code should be verified before board replacement.
Drive Cabinet Service Uses
- Firing circuits: Supports board-level control connections in compatible GE drive cabinets.
- Wiring restoration: Gives technicians labeled locations for returning terminal and plug connections.
- Revision control: Preserves KD identification when the longer catalog number appears in plant records.
- Fault isolation: Uses labeled connection zones to narrow a no-response condition before assigning the fault to the board.