SPECIFICATIONS
Part No.: IS200BLIGH1A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Product Type: BIC LAN Interface Board
Weight: Less than 2 lbs
Product Abbreviation: BLIG - BIC LAN Interface
Series: Drive Control
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
Functional Description
IS200BLIGH1A is a LAN Interface Card desined and developed by GE under Drive Control series. It is commonly referred to as BLIG in the GE manuals. This board serves as a LAN Interface-GENIUS board. This board serves as half of the Auxiliary Genius BUS Interface Module as well as the Auxiliary Profibus-DP Interface Module. Both modules perform the same function: they integrate the drive and the controller, but on different types of networks. The configuration of the primary and secondary cards that will complete the module will be determined by the type of network the user is currently using. It features five board connectors. The P8 backplane connector, for example, connects the board to the rack system. The connectors P1, P2, and P3 are used to connect the board to secondary cards. Certain connectors are not used in certain configurations. Standoffs are used to mount secondary cards.
Features
- It performs the function of a LAN Interface-GENIUS board. The Auxiliary Profibus-DP Interface Module is made up of half of this board. This module is intended to be used as an I/O block on a Profibus-DP network to integrate the drive and the controller.
- The other half of this module is a Profibus-DP Universal Communications System board (manufactured by SST Inc.) Within the board rack, this module connects to the CABP Cable Assembly Backplane board.
It has five board connectors. This includes the P8 backplane connector, the undefined P1 and P2 connectors, and the P3 connector.
- The UCS board is supported by four standoffs and communicates with the other board via the P3 connector, which is used to transfer all data, a digital address, and control signals between the two boards.
- BLIG has three LED indicators, two of which are on the front panel. "OK" and "DIAGNOSTIC" are the two front panel indicators. The third LED indicates the P5 power supply's power status.
- The card has one jumper (JP1) that the user should not insert. It should be noted that test points TP1 and TP2, as well as connectors J1 and J2, are only intended for engineering testing. GE publication GEI-100419 contains more information on the module.
Product Attributes
- Network connectivity: It is a LAN interface card that provides connectivity between the control system and a local area network (LAN).
- Data transfer: The card allows for the transfer of data, such as process information and diagnostic data, between the control system and other networked devices.
- Protocol compatibility: The card is compatible with common network protocols, such as Ethernet and TCP/IP, allowing for easy integration with a wide range of devices.
- High-speed communication: Supports high-speed communication, providing fast and reliable data transfer.
- Easy installation: Designed for easy installation and configuration, allowing users to quickly and easily set up the network connection.
- Error detection and correction: Iincludes error detection and correction features to ensure accurate and reliable data transfer.
- LED indicators: It has LED indicators to provide visual feedback on the status of the network connection and data transfer.
- Rugged design: Built with a rugged design, making it suitable for use in demanding industrial environments.
Characteristics
- This board serves as half of the Auxiliary Genius BUS Interface Module as well as the Auxiliary Profibus-DP Interface Module. Both modules perform the same task: to provide integration between the drive and the controller, but on different types of networks. The configuration of the card and the secondary card that will round out the module will be determined by the type of network the user is currently using.
- The BLIG features five board connectors. The P8 backplane connector, for example, connects the board to the rack system. The connectors P1, P2, and P3 are used to connect the board to secondary cards. Certain connectors are not used in certain configurations. Standoffs are used to mount secondary cards.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is IS200BLIGH1A?
It is a LAN Interface Card desined and developed by GE.
How many connectors does LAN Interface Card have?
It has five board connectors, including the P8 backplane connector, the undefined P1 and P2 connectors, and the P3 connector.
What is the role of the P3 connector?
The P3 connector is used to transfer all data, a digital address, and control signals between the BLIGH1A LAN Interface Card and the other board.
What are the LED indicators on the Card?
There are three LED indicators, two of which are on the front panel (OK and DIAGNOSTIC). The third LED indicates the P5 power supply's power status.
What should be noted about the jumper (JP1) on the LAN Interface Card?
The user should not insert the jumper (JP1) on the Card. Test points TP1 and TP2, as well as connectors J1 and J2, are only intended for engineering testing.
