Features:
- Ten field channels accept supported current and bipolar voltage input arrangements.
- Two output channels provide 0–20 mA, with a 200 mA option on output 1.
- Two compact terminal boards can populate the full VAIC analog I/O capacity.
IS210DTAIH1A brings mixed analog input and output termination to a single simplex connector rather than separating the two signal directions across different assemblies.
Per-channel input jumpers make the electrical termination agree with the transmitter wiring, while J0 changes only the first output range.
SCOM, cable resistance, and load boundaries define how the field loop and processor-side current feedback remain referenced across the installation.
The General Electric IS210DTAIH1A Simplex Analog I/O Terminal Board may be sourced with supporting product information through Apter Power.
General Electric IS210DTAIH1A Simplex Analog Input/Output Terminal Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Input Modes
- Current Signals: The ten channels accept the stated current-input circuits.
- Voltage Ranges: Bipolar ±5 VDC and ±10 VDC inputs are supported.
- Transmitter Wiring: Two-, three-, four-wire, and externally powered arrangements are accommodated.
- Channel Selection: Each input uses its associated jumper pair for current or voltage mode.
Output Setup
- Standard Range: Both analog outputs operate over 0–20 mA.
- Extended Range: Output 1 can be selected for 0–200 mA.
- Selector: J0 changes the range of output 1.
- Load Boundary: The 20 mA and 200 mA ranges use 500-ohm and 50-ohm maximum loads respectively.
Field Wiring
- Terminal Block: A 48-position Euroblock accepts field conductors.
- SCOM: Terminals 43 and 44 provide the SCOM connection.
- Cable Limit: Cable length can reach 300 m within the 15-ohm two-way resistance limit.
- Shielding: The compact board has no separate shield strip.
Fault Checks
- Output Health: Current feedback is compared with the output command.
- ID Data: The connector path returns terminal-board identification.
- Mismatch Alarm: An unexpected board identity is reported by VAIC.
- Simplex Scope: The compact DTAI interface is used on the simplex VAIC path.