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DS200TCCBG1B

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General Electric DS200TCCBG1B scales and conditions extended analog signals from TBCB and TCEB for Mark V LM processing.
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Technical specifications for DS200TCCBG1B

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    DS200TCCBG1B
  • Product Family:
    GE Mark V/VI Driver Board
  • Product Type:
    Common Extended Analog I/O Board
  • Stock:
    1
  • Functional role:
    Extended analog signal scaling and conditioning
  • Control platform:
    SPEEDTRONIC Mark V LM
  • Input sources:
    TBCB and TCEB
  • Signal groups:
    4–20 mA, 0–1 mA, RTD, PT and CT
  • Data path:
    3PL to STCA
  • Primary connectors:
    JHH, JII and JMP
  • Hardware selectors:
    J1–J5 and J14–J16
  • Weight:
    0.58 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    28x21.2x1.8cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Signal Routing Hardware Setup Input Processing Applications

Features:

  • Extended analog processing: Scales and conditions additional signals arriving from the TBCB and TCEB paths.
  • Mixed-signal coverage: Handles current inputs, RTDs, generator and bus voltage, and line-current inputs.
  • Controller handoff: Sends conditioned data to STCA through the 3PL data bus for COREBUS transfer.
Current-input channels convert the voltage developed across a burden resistor before the I/O Engine receives the result through 3PL.

RTD channels apply steady excitation and condition the resulting voltage change so configured sensor types can be interpreted by the control system.

PT and CT signals arriving from TCEB support phase-current, phase-voltage, megawatt, power-factor and VAR calculations used in power-system monitoring.

For General Electric DS200TCCBG1B Common Extended Analog I/O Board, Apter Power supports document review, quotation and revision-matching requests.
General Electric DS200TCCBG1B Common Extended Analog I/O Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included unless listed in the stock description. All prices are shown in USD.
  • JHH current path: Carries 4–20 mA and 0–1 mA inputs from the TBCB terminal board to the conditioning circuits.
  • JII temperature path: Carries RTD inputs from TBCB so the board can excite, measure and condition the sensor response.
  • JMP power-monitoring path: Receives generator and bus PT signals plus line-current CT signals after TCEB scaling.
  • Power and data separation: 2PL supplies board power from TCPS, while 3PL transfers conditioned data toward STCA and COREBUS.
  • Monitoring selectors: J1 through J5 set generator or bus voltage monitoring and line-current monitoring functions for the installed Mark V LM arrangement.
  • RS-232 reference: J14 connects the serial monitor port to DCOM when the cabinet design requires that reference.
  • Test-only positions: J15 and J16 are reserved for test functions and should follow the site hardware-jumper record.
  • Software configuration: RTD type, current inputs, generator or bus voltage and line-current settings are entered in the HMI I/O Configuration Editor.
  • Current conversion: The board reads the voltage developed across the input burden resistor and passes the resulting value to the I/O Engine through 3PL.
  • Current-range boundary: Hardware jumpers on TBCB select the current range, so the terminal-board setup remains part of the channel definition.
  • RTD interpretation: Steady excitation converts resistance change into a measurable voltage, while the configured RTD type determines how the value is interpreted.
  • Electrical calculations: Conditioned PT and CT inputs provide the phase quantities used to calculate megawatts, power factor and VARs.
  • Process-current acquisition: Extends Mark V LM measurement capacity for 4–20 mA and 0–1 mA transducer channels landed on TBCB.
  • Temperature monitoring: Conditions RTD signals for configured temperature-measurement points in the installed control cabinet.
  • Generator and bus monitoring: Processes PT-derived voltage signals used for phase-voltage and generator electrical calculations.
  • Line-current monitoring: Processes CT-derived current signals used for phase-current, power-factor and reactive-power monitoring.
Description
General Electric DS200TCCBG1B is the Common Extended Analog I/O Board in the SPEEDTRONIC Mark V LM system. It scales and conditions additional analog signals received from TBCB and TCEB before the STCA receives them through 3PL.

DS200TCCBG1B handles 4–20 mA and 0–1 mA inputs, RTDs, generator and bus voltage inputs, and line-current signals. Its connector set separates current, RTD and PT/CT paths for service tracing.

When sourcing DS200TCCBG1B, compare the full revision marking, jumper record and cabinet I/O configuration. Apter Power can support technical-document review and quotation for the installed Mark V LM arrangement.
Revisions

Revision Part #

Also known as

DS200TCCBG1BED
DS200TCCBG1B-ED, Series ED, Rev ED
Alternative Names
DS200-TCCB-G1B DS 200 TCCB G1B DS200 TCCB G1 B DS2OOTCCBG1B DS200TCCBGIB General Electric TCCB G1B GE Mark V TCCB board Mark V common extended analog I/O
Technical notes
General Electric DS200TCCBG1B scales and conditions extended Mark V LM analog signals from TBCB and TCEB before STCA acquisition through 3PL. Documenting JHH, JII and JMP paths together with J1–J5 and J14–J16 positions helps distinguish an electrical interface mismatch from a revision mismatch during replacement planning.
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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.
How should revision BED be stated when ordering DS200TCCBG1B?
Quote DS200TCCBG1BED exactly as marked; the ED suffix identifies the installed hardware revision and should remain on the RFQ.
Which incoming signal sources should service teams identify before replacing DS200TCCBG1B?
Record the connected TBCB and TCEB paths plus the STCA destination so the replacement review follows the installed analog chain.
Why do connector paths matter when matching DS200TCCBG1B?
JHH carries milliamp inputs, JII carries RTD signals and JMP carries PT/CT signals, so each path should match the cabinet record.
What jumper data is useful for technical review of DS200TCCBG1B?
Record J1–J5 and J14–J16 positions because they relate to voltage/current monitoring, DCOM communication and test functions.
What role does 3PL have on DS200TCCBG1B?
3PL transfers conditioned extended-analog data toward STCA processing within the Mark V LM control arrangement.
What should accompany an RFQ for DS200TCCBG1B?
Include clear label photographs, connector assignments, jumper records and the cabinet I/O schedule for revision-matching support.

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