PRODUCT INFORMATION
Product Overview
The General Electric DS200CDBAG1A is a Mark V series contactor driver board. It opens and closes contactors inside automated drive assemblies. The circuit board incorporates normal protective coating across its surface. GE document GEI-100182B provides the technical reference instructions. Drive cabinets provide direct physical access for hardware maintenance.
Integrated hardware includes dedicated diagnostic test points for live monitoring. The board layout features a factory-reserved three-pin jumper. Internal testing circuits evaluate operational reference points during drive sequencing. Hardware revisions remain fully interchangeable within compatible drive enclosures. Field technicians verify circuit de-energization before servicing electrical connections.
TECHNICAL DATA
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Instruction Manual | GEI-100182B |
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| PCB Coating | Normal Coating |
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Features
- Operates drive contactor coils during turbine control sequences.
- Includes normal protective printed circuit board coating.
- Features three dedicated diagnostic test points for voltage verification.
- Maintains backward compatibility across all production revision levels.
- Utilizes a two-piece terminal block connector design for wiring.
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Applications
- General Electric Mark V turbine control drive systems.
- Contactor switching inside industrial turbine control assemblies.
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Connections / Interfaces
- Connector 1TB features a two-part separable terminal interface.
- Test point TP1 provides an ACOMA board common reference.
- Test point TP2 monitors the +15 VDC power supply voltage.
- Test point TP3 provides the contactor driver voltage reference.
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Installation Guidelines
- Remove all incoming electrical power to the drive enclosure.
- Wait several minutes for stored electrical charges to dissipate fully.
- Verify zero voltage using a meter before touching any wiring.
- Label all field wires prior to removal from terminal connections.
- Use a screwdriver to separate the two-part 1TB connector plug.
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Configuration Guidelines
- Locate the three-pin factory test jumper on the board.
- Keep pins 1 and 2 covered by the jumper.
- Do not alter the factory test jumper position in field service.
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Compatibility
- Fully compatible with older revision levels of the CDBA board.
- Operates inside General Electric Mark V automated drive cabinets.
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Lifecycle / Replacement Information
- Newer hardware revisions install directly into older drive cabinets.
- Field replacement does not require mechanical enclosure modification.
COMPATIBILITY
Compatibility & Replacement
COMPATIBLE MODELSFully compatible with older revision levels of the CDBA board. Operates inside General Electric Mark V automated drive cabinets.
Verify compatibility against the exact Part Number, revision and manufacturer documentation before ordering.
PART VERIFICATION
Before You Order
Industrial automation parts can share similar model names, suffixes and revisions. Confirm the complete manufacturer Part Number before purchase.
01Check Part NumberMatch the complete ordering code on the existing unit.
02Confirm RevisionCheck suffix, hardware or firmware when applicable.
03Send a Label PhotoWe can review a clear label photo when identification is uncertain.
ORDERING PROCESS
From RFQ to Dispatch
1Submit Part Number2Verify Product Identity3Confirm Stock & Condition4Issue Quotation5Dispatch & Tracking
PRODUCT FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary function of the DS200CDBAG1A board?
The board opens and closes a contactor inside Mark V automated drive cabinets.
How should the onboard jumper be configured?
Keep pins 1 and 2 covered on the three-pin jumper. Do not alter this factory position.
What test points are available on the DS200CDBAG1A?
The board provides TP1 for common, TP2 for +15 VDC supply, and TP3 for contactor voltage.
Can this board replace earlier revisions in the same drive?
Yes. General Electric maintains backward compatibility across all hardware revisions of this board.
