IS200SRLYS1A - Simplex Terminal Board

SPECIFICATIONS

Part No.: IS200SRLYS1A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Product Type: Simplex Terminal Board
Mounting: DINrail
Size: 15.9 cm high x 17.8 cm wide
Technology: Surface-mount.
Humidity: 5 to 95% non-condensing
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
Series: Mark VIe

Functional Description

IS200SRLYS1A is a Simplex Terminal Board developed by GE. It is a part of Mark VIe control system. The SRLY is a simplex S-type terminal board designed to accommodate a PDOA I/O pack. This terminal board stands out for its ability to deliver 12 form C relay output circuits accessible through 48 customer terminals.

Features

• Compatibility: The SRLY maintains compatibility with other S-type terminal boards in terms of physical size, customer terminal locations, and I/O pack mounting. This ensures seamless integration into existing systems and setups.
• PDOA I/O Pack Integration: The terminal board is specifically tailored to accept a PDOA I/O pack, enhancing its functionality and adaptability for a wide range of purposes.
• Form C Relay Output: The SRLY boasts 12 form C relay output circuits, providing users with a reliable and efficient means of controlling and managing various processes.
• Customer Terminals: With 48 customer terminals, the SRLY offers extensive connectivity options, allowing users to easily interface with external devices and systems.
• Design: The SRLY is engineered to have no components higher than an attached PDOA I/O pack. This design feature not only optimizes space but also facilitates easy installation in compact environments.
• Double Stacking Capability: The absence of components exceeding the height of the attached PDOA I/O pack enables users to double-stack terminal boards, maximizing the utilization of available space without compromising performance.

Installation

• Mounting Process: The installation process involves mounting it along with a plastic insulator onto a sheet metal carrier, which is subsequently affixed to a cabinet using screws. This method ensures secure attachment and stability, vital for the proper functioning of the terminal board within its designated environment.
• Mounting Components:
  • Sheet Metal Carrier: The SRLY, along with its accompanying plastic insulator, is mounted onto a robust sheet metal carrier. This carrier serves as a sturdy foundation, providing structural support to the terminal board assembly.
  • Plastic Insulator: The plastic insulator plays a crucial role in insulating the SRLY and preventing any electrical interference or short circuits. It is carefully positioned on the sheet metal carrier to maintain electrical integrity and safety.
• Cabinet Attachment
  • Secure Fastening: Once assembled, the sheet metal carrier with the SRLY and insulator is securely fastened to the cabinet using screws. This ensures that the terminal board remains firmly in place, even in demanding operational conditions.
  • Stability: The mounting method guarantees stability, minimizing the risk of vibrations or movements that could compromise the performance of the SRLY or its connected components.
• ption Board Integration
  • Compatibility: In scenarios where additional functionality is required, an option board can be utilized. This option board conveniently plugs interface, expanding the capabilities of the terminal board.
  • Connector Retention: The option board is securely held in place by the force exerted by the connectors upon insertion. This mechanism ensures a reliable and stable connection, preventing any dislodgement or intermittent contact issues during operation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is IS200SRLYS1A?
It is an Simplex Terminal Board developed by GE

What is the purpose of the ID device on terminal board connectors?
Terminal board connectors feature an ID device that stores essential information such as the serial number, board type, revision number, and plug location. This data is crucial for ensuring compatibility and proper functioning within the system.

How does the ID device work with the I/O pack?
The ID device on terminal board connectors is read by the I/O pack. If a mismatch is detected between the information stored on the ID device and the expected parameters, a hardware incompatibility fault is generated, alerting users to potential issues.

Do option boards also have ID devices?
Yes, each option board contains its own ID device, which uniquely identifies the board. This allows for accurate recognition and configuration within the system.

How does the SRLY provide diagnostic feedback?
The SRLY offers diagnostic feedback to the I/O pack by monitoring isolated contacts on each relay position. This enables real-time monitoring and status updates, ensuring efficient operation and troubleshooting.

What additional diagnostic features are available with specific configurations?
When used with WROB, isolated voltage feedback is employed to detect the status of fuse pairs on the board. In the event of an open fuse, a diagnostic is generated. Similarly, when utilized with WROF or WROG, isolated voltage feedback is used to monitor individual fuses. If voltage is present and a fuse is open, a diagnostic is generated.