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SPECIFICATIONS:
Part Number: DS215SLCCG1AZZ01B
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: EX2000
Number of relay channels: 12
Product Type: LAN Communications Card
Operating System: QNX
Power supply voltage: 24 V dc
Mounting: DIN-rail mounting
Technology: Surface mount
Operating temperature: 40 to 70 degrees Celsius
Size: 17.8 cm high x 33.02 cm
Repair: 3-7 Day
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacturer: United States (USA)
Manual: GEI-100162B
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
DS215SLCCG1AZZ01B is a LAN Communications Card manufactured and designed by General Electric as part of the EX2000 Series used in GE Excitation Control Systems. A LAN Communications Card used in a turbine control system is a specialized network interface card designed for integration into the control systems of turbines, such as those used in power generation, aviation, or industrial applications. These cards play a crucial role in facilitating communication between the turbine control system and the broader network or monitoring systems. Here are some key points about LAN Communications Cards in turbine control systems:
Critical Communication: Turbine control systems require highly reliable and low-latency communication to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the turbine. LAN Communications Cards are specifically engineered to meet these stringent communication requirements.
Redundancy: Redundancy is often a critical feature in turbine control systems to ensure continued operation even in the event of hardware failures. LAN Communications Cards may support features like dual NICs (Network Interface Cards) or redundant network paths to enhance system reliability.
Industrial-Grade: Turbine control environments can be harsh, with factors like temperature variations, vibrations, and electromagnetic interference. LAN Communications Cards used in such systems are typically built to withstand these harsh conditions and are designed to be rugged and durable.
Protocol Support: Turbine control systems may use specific communication protocols or standards. LAN Communications Cards are designed to support these protocols, ensuring seamless integration with the control system and other devices on the network.
Security: Security is a paramount concern in critical systems like turbine control. These cards may include security features such as hardware encryption, firewall capabilities, and support for secure communication protocols to protect against unauthorized access or tampering.
Monitoring and Diagnostics: Advanced LAN Communications Cards for turbine control systems often include diagnostic and monitoring features. These features allow for real-time monitoring of network performance and card health, aiding in the early detection of issues.
Integration with SCADA Systems: Turbine control systems are often part of larger Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems. LAN Communications Cards facilitate the seamless integration of turbine data into the SCADA network, allowing for centralized monitoring and control.
CARD CONNECTIONS:
2PL Connector: This connector is responsible for connecting ±5, 15, and 24 V dc input/output (I/O) signals between various components. The Power Supply/Interface Board (IMCP, DCI, SDCI, or DCFB), the Drive Terminal Board or Simple Drive Terminal Board, and the Drive Control Card establish connections using this connector. It enables the exchange of power and I/O signals required for communication and coordination between these boards.
3PL Connector: The 3PL connector is used to connect the inputs from the Drive Control Card. It allows the Drive Control Card to transmit input signals to the SLCC, enabling communication and coordination between these two components. It relies on these inputs to perform its control functions effectively.
10PL Connector: This connector serves as the interface for input/output (I/O) signals between the LAN I/O Terminal Board and the Card. It enables communication between the LAN card and the LAN I/O Terminal Board, facilitating the exchange of data and signals over the network. This connector plays a vital role in integrating the LAN Card into the networked system and allows for remote monitoring and control capabilities.
ARCPL Connector: The ARCPL connector establishes input/output (I/O) connections between the DLAN (Distributed Local Area Network) and ARCNET signals and the Card. This connector allows for the transmission of signals related to DLAN and ARCNET protocols, enabling communication with other devices or systems utilizing these protocols. It provides connectivity options for specific network configurations or protocols employed in the system.
KPPL Connector: The KPPL connector facilitates input/output (I/O) connections between the Programmer Module keypad and the Card. It enables the exchange of data and signals between the card and the Programmer Module keypad. This connector allows the user to input commands, configurations, or other instructions through the keypad, which are then processed and executed.
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What is the main microprocessor on the board?
The main microprocessor on the board is the LAN Control Processor (LCP), which is located on U1. The LCP communicates with the Drive Control Processor (DCP) on the Drive Control Card via 3PL and dual-ported RAM (U5).
What should be done when ordering replacement boards that require the EPROMs U6 and U7?
When ordering replacement boards that require the EPROMs U6 and U7, the EPROMs from the old board must be transferred to the new board.
What should be specified when replacing an SLCC (or LCC) and the EPROMs are required?
When replacing an SLCC (or LCC) and the EPROMs are required, an SLCC should be specified to ensure that both EPROMs are included.
