Features:
- IS210DTURH1A terminates four passive magnetic-pickup channels for VTUR processing.
- The input circuits cover 2 Hz to 20 kHz with 27 mV peak sensitivity.
- JR5 carries the pulse signals while JR1 completes the VTUR cable interface.
The 36-position block on IS210DTURH1A provides four shielded twisted-pair inputs and two SCOM terminals.
IS210DTURH1A excludes the generator, bus, shaft-voltage, and shaft-current functions found on TTUR.
One IS210DTURH1A serves one VTUR in a simplex Mark VI arrangement.
The General Electric IS210DTURH1A Mark VI Pulse Rate Terminal Board is listed by Apter Power with product documentation and matching support.
General Electric IS210DTURH1A Mark VI Pulse Rate Terminal 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.
Four Passive Transducer Channels
- Signal source: Magnetic pickups provide passive speed or flow pulses.
- Frequency span: Accepted inputs extend from 2 Hz to 20 kHz.
- Sensitivity: The pulse input threshold is 27 mV peak.
- Accuracy: Pulse-rate reading accuracy is 0.05 percent.
JR1 and JR5 Connections
- JR1: A 37-pin cable forms one VTUR connection.
- JR5: A 15-pin cable carries the four pulse-rate channels.
- Processor pairing: One DTUR board connects to one VTUR board.
- Identification: Two ID devices support terminal-hardware verification.
Functions Not Present on DTUR
- Generator voltage: No generator potential input is provided.
- Bus voltage: Bus potential circuits are not included.
- Shaft voltage: DTUR does not terminate a shaft-voltage signal.
- Shaft current: No shaft-current monitoring path is present.
Simplex DIN-Rail Assembly
- Field block: Thirty-six positions terminate shielded twisted-pair wiring.
- SCOM: Terminal screws 35 and 36 provide the ground connection.
- System boundary: The board is for Mark VI simplex VTUR service, not Mark VIe.
- Adjustments: No jumpers or hardware settings are required.