SPECIFICATIONS
Part No.: IS200EBKPG1ADC
Manufacturer: General Electric
Country of Manufacture: United States of America (USA)
Temperature: -30 to +65oC
Size: 3.175 cm high x 12.7 cm wide
Product Type: Exciter Backplane Card
Availability: In Stock
Series: EX2100
Functional Description
IS200EBKPG1ADC is a Exciter Backplane Card developed by GE. It is a part of EX2100 excitation system. Exciter Back Plane (EBKP) provides the physical and electrical framework for integrating control boards and facilitating seamless communication within the system architecture. It serves as a central hub for connecting and coordinating the operation of various components and subsystems.
Features
- Sectionalized Design: Divided into three distinct sections, each dedicated to specific controllers and their associated boards. These sections, labeled M1, M2, and C, feature independent power supplies to ensure optimal performance and reliability. Sections M1 and M2 accommodate a comprehensive suite of control boards, including ACLA, DSPX, EISB, EMIO, and ESEL, while Section C houses DSPX, EISB, and EMIO boards.
- Connector Configuration: The upper part of the backplane comprises 24 DIN connectors, serving as integral components of the backplane infrastructure. These connectors facilitate the connection of control boards and other devices, enabling seamless communication and data exchange across the system.
- Diverse Connectivity Options: The lower part of the backplane features a diverse array of connectors, including 27 D-SUB connectors, three circular DIN connectors, three 12-pin power supply plugs, and three fan power plugs. These connectors provide versatile connectivity options for interfacing with control boards, peripheral devices, power supplies, and cooling systems.
- Testpoint Accessibility: Additionally, the backplane incorporates 30 testpoints, strategically positioned to enable convenient access for diagnostic and troubleshooting purposes. These testpoints serve as invaluable tools for monitoring signal integrity, voltage levels, and other critical parameters during system operation and maintenance.
- Connector Labeling: Labels on the connectors of the backplane correspond to the boards and devices to which the cables are connected, facilitating accurate and efficient cable routing and management. This labeling system streamlines installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting tasks, enhancing overall system reliability and serviceability.
- Cooling System Integration: To ensure optimal thermal management, the backplane is equipped with two cooling fans located at the top. These fans facilitate airflow and heat dissipation within the control module, safeguarding against overheating and maintaining the reliability of critical system components.
Testpoints
- Testpoint Groups: The Exciter Back Plane (EBKP) incorporates three groups of testpoints, each comprising seven individual testpoints. These groups are designated for controllers M1, M2, and C, respectively. The allocation of testpoints to specific controllers allows for targeted diagnostic monitoring and troubleshooting of each controller's functionality.
- Diagnostic Toolbox Integration: To harness the diagnostic capabilities of the testpoints effectively, a toolbox is provided. This toolbox serves as a user-friendly interface for configuring and accessing the testpoints, enabling system operators and maintenance personnel to perform comprehensive diagnostic tests and analyses.
- Testpoint Configuration: The toolbox facilitates the configuration of testpoints for diagnostic purposes. Through the toolbox interface, users can select specific testpoints, activate monitoring functions, and customize diagnostic parameters according to the requirements of the diagnostic task at hand. This flexibility ensures that diagnostic testing can be tailored to suit specific system configurations and operational scenarios.
- Diagnostic Insights: By monitoring the testpoints, users can gain valuable insights into various aspects of controller performance, including signal integrity, voltage levels, communication protocols, and system response times. Differential testpoints, in particular, provide differential voltage measurements between two points, allowing for enhanced sensitivity to signal variations and anomalies.
- Troubleshooting: The availability of testpoints facilitates troubleshooting efforts by enabling the identification and isolation of potential issues within the control module. By monitoring testpoint readings and analyzing diagnostic data, system operators can pinpoint the root causes of operational issues, streamline troubleshooting workflows, and expedite resolution of system faults or malfunctions.
- Comprehensive System Health Monitoring: With testpoints allocated to each controller group, the EBKP enables comprehensive monitoring of system health across multiple operational domains. By regularly monitoring testpoint readings and trends, system operators can proactively identify emerging issues, implement corrective actions, and ensure the continued reliability and performance of the control module.
The WOC team is always available to help you with your EX2100 requirements. For more information, please contact WOC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is IS200EBKPG1ADC?
It is a Exciter Backplane Card developed by GE under the EX2100 series.
What peripherals are supported by the Power and Peripheral Connectors on the backplane?
The Power and Peripheral Connectors on the backplane facilitate connectivity for various peripherals, including keypads, external RS232C tool computers, power supply cables, and cooling fans.
What is the purpose of the Keypad Connector located on the backplane?
The Keypad Connector supports the bezel-mounted keypad located on the cabinet door. This connector enables communication between the keypad and the control module, allowing users to input commands and access system functions conveniently.
How many Keypad Connectors are available on the backplane, and where are they located?
There are three Keypad Connectors on the backplane, each corresponding to a specific controller. These 8-pin circular connectors are located at J303A, J310A, and J313A, providing support for controllers M1, M2, and C, respectively.
What type of connector is used for the Keypad Connector?
The Keypad Connector utilizes 8-pin circular connectors, ensuring secure and reliable connections between the keypad and the control module.
