DS200SLCCG3AGH Overview

The General Electric Mark V series DS200SLCCG3AGH is a LAN Communications Board for the now-discontinued Mark V Speedtronic turbine control system. It provides isolated and non-isolated LAN interface functions for managing steam, gas, and wind turbine operations.

Technical Data Summary

Model: DS200SLCCG3AGH, a LAN Communications Board for the Mark V Speedtronic system.

Function: Provides isolated and non-isolated LAN communication interface for turbine control.

Key Components: Features FPGAs, EEPROMs, an alphanumeric LED display, and an attached keypad.

Hardware Details: Includes 7 jumper switches, multiple connectors (male, right-angle/vertical), and various passive components.

Revision Info: Suffix indicates three significant revisions (A, G, H) from the base DS200SLCCG3 model.

Legacy Status: Part of a discontinued but niche series utilizing GE's Speedtronic technology.

FAQ

Q1: What is the primary function of the DS200SLCCG3AGH board?

A1: It serves as a LAN Communications Board within GE's Mark V Speedtronic system, handling process and interface functions for local area network communications in turbine control.

Q2: What key hardware features does this board include?

A2: It features both isolated and non-isolated communication circuits, integrated circuits (FPGAs, EEPROMs), an alphanumeric LED display, an attached keypad, seven jumper switches, and multiple connectors.

Q3: What does the product number suffix "AGH" indicate?

A3: The suffix "AGH" denotes three significant product revisions: an A-rated primary functional revision, a G-rated secondary functional revision, and an H-rated artwork configuration revision.

Q4: Is this board part of a current product series?

A4: No, it belongs to the discontinued Mark V Series, which is now considered obsolete but remains in niche demand for legacy Speedtronic turbine systems.

Q5: Where can I find technical documentation for this board?

A5: The primary manual is GEI-100162. For access, you may contact suppliers like AX Control, as original OEM documentation is no longer widely available online.