IS230TNCIH2C - Input DIN-Rail Module

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: IS230TNCIH2C
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark VIe
Humidity 5-95% non-condensing
Redundancy Type Simplex, Dual, TMR
Function: Input DIN-Rail Module
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

IS230TNCIH2C is a Input DIN-Rail Module manufactured and designed by General Electric. It is a part of the Mark VIe Control System. In a simplex architecture type system, the board is typically paired with a control module to fulfill its control and monitoring functions. However, if the chosen architecture is triple redundant, the board works in conjunction with an IONet, main processor card, and the control module, providing a higher level of redundancy and fault tolerance.

Features

• This board features a multitude of capacitors, resistors, and various small components, contributing to its exceptional functionality and reliability. However, several key visual elements stand out, showcasing its essential features and connectivity options.
• The model possess the two terminal blocks, TB1 and TB2, positioned near the bottom edge of the board. These terminal blocks serve as essential connectors for input and output signals, facilitating seamless integration with other system components. They provide a secure and reliable interface for external connections, ensuring efficient data transfer and communication within the control system.
• Adjacent to the terminal blocks, there are twenty-five metal oxide varistors strategically placed on the board. These varistors act as protective devices, safeguarding the board and connected devices from voltage surges and transients. The inclusion of multiple varistors enhances the board's ability to withstand and mitigate potential electrical disturbances, contributing to its robustness and longevity.
• At the top edge of the board, three sub-D pin connectors are present, each consisting of thirty-seven pins. These connectors play a crucial role in establishing communication links with external devices. Depending on the system architecture and communication type, these connectors facilitate the exchange of data, control signals, and commands between the board and other system components.
• Board offers compatibility with two main communication protocols: Unit Data Highway (UDH) and IONet. The UDH is an Ethernet-based Local Area Network (LAN) communication, commonly associated with the main processor card within the Mark VI System. On the other hand, IONet communication provides another option for seamless data exchange and control within the system.
• The board's adaptability is further showcased by its ability to be mounted in either a thirteen or twenty-one VME slot-type rack. This versatility allows for integration into various system configurations, catering to specific requirements and scalability needs.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is IS230TNCIH2C?
It is a Input DIN-Rail Module manufactured and designed by General Electric

How does the product operate in a simplex architecture system?
In a simplex architecture system, it is typically paired with a control module to fulfill its control and monitoring functions. It efficiently handles input signals and interfaces with other system components for seamless data exchange and control.

How does the module operate in a triple redundant architecture?
In a triple redundant architecture, it works in conjunction with an IONet, main processor card, and the control module. This configuration enhances redundancy and fault tolerance, ensuring a higher level of system reliability and resilience.

How do the sub-D pin connectors contribute to communication?
The board features three sub-D pin connectors, each consisting of thirty-seven pins, located at the top edge. These connectors play a crucial role in establishing communication links with external devices, enabling data exchange, control signals, and commands.