Product Details
Configured for network interfacing within Mark V drive and turbine control platforms, the GE DS200SLCCG3AFG (DS200SLCCG3 LAN Communication Card) provides direct physical data exchange and local control processing.
Hardware Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | DS200SLCCG3AFG |
| Brand | General Electric |
| Origin | USA |
| Core Components | Integrated LAN control processor (LCP), 2 EPROM memory cartridges |
Industrial Control & Firmware Compatibility
The DS200SLCCG3AFG utilizes an integrated LAN control processor (LCP) to filter and manage signals between the local area network and the host drive control board. Data exchange is facilitated through onboard dual-ported RAM, which acts as the interface buffer for the host system. For deterministic network operation, the backplane bus communication velocity must be aligned with the LCP processing cycle to prevent data collisions. Firmware-related parameters and system logic are stored within the two attachable EPROM memory cartridges. Users must ensure that these EPROM versions are compatible with the drive control board firmware to avoid communication handshake failures or system-wide lockouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is the LAN communication card configured for host drive interfacing?
A: The board interfaces via dual-ported RAM, allowing the host drive control board to access network data without requiring direct polling of the LCP. The alphanumeric keypad allows for manual access to diagnostic parameters and specific control settings stored on the card.
Q: Are the circuits on this card isolated?
A: The DS200SLCCG3AFG provides both isolated and non-isolated circuits to the drive. Technicians must verify the wiring schematic of the host drive cabinet to ensure that sensitive data signals are routed through the appropriate isolated paths to prevent ground loops or noise injection.
Field Installation Guidelines
- Physical Seating: Ensure the card is inserted into the designated drive cabinet slot. Verify that the connectors are aligned correctly to prevent pin damage during insertion, as misalignment can cause intermittent communication faults or hardware errors.
- EPROM Management: If replacing the card, ensure the EPROM memory cartridges from the previous unit are installed correctly if they contain site-specific configuration data. Improper seating of these cartridges will result in a failure to initialize the LCP.
- Shielding and Grounding: To maintain network integrity, ensure that all LAN cabling is properly shielded and grounded at the cabinet entry point. Failure to do so may introduce EMI, which can degrade the filtering performance of the onboard rectifiers and diodes.
- Diagnostic Access: Upon installation, utilize the attachable alphanumeric keypad to verify system status and check for initialization errors. If the LCP fails to boot, consult the GEI-100162 instruction manual to interpret LED status indicators and run basic circuit voltage checks at the board's test points.
Additional Information
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