GE ds200upsag1a Power Supply Board

GE ds200upsag1a Power Supply Board

Part Number ds200upsag1a Manufacturer General Electric Country of Manufacture As Per GE Manufacturing Policy Series Mark VI/VIe Function Module Availability In StockDS200UPSAG1A is a Power Supply Board and is part of the GE EX2000. Switches, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), a potentiometer (pot), and I/O power are all found on the UPSA power supply board. It is used on drives in the Innovation SeriesTM. The UPSA board is a 2-stage offline switching, 100 W power supply that accepts an alternating current or direct current line input and outputs control-level voltages. 

 DS200UPSAG1A Configurable Hardware The board includes the following programmable hardware: RV1 RV1 is the factory-set potentiometer and should only be adjusted if necessary. (Set.05 on +5 V testpoint TP5 for 5 V.) There are two switches. The power on switch is labeled SW1. SW2 is a reset button. LEDs DS1 is the PS OK LED on the board. The presence of this green LED indicates that the power supply is turned on. DS1 is always on, except when there is no power or when any of the output voltages exceeds the limits. Fuses The UPSA has four fuses: Bussman type MDA-4, 4A, 250 V; SSC rating 200 A or equivalent Bussman type AGC-3, rated 3A, 250 V; SSC rating 100 A or equivalent; FU2, FU4 FU3 - ABC-12 Bussman type, rated 12A, 250 V; SSC rating 750 A or equivalent Board Removal Procedure Ensure that all power to the unit is turned off. Loosen the top middle thumb screw on the outside of the door to open the unit. The UPSA board is mounted on the door. 

Disconnect connectors 2PLA, 2PLB, 2PLC, CCOM, FAPL, and AC1 (red) and AC2 ground wire (black). Disconnect all cables with care as follows: Pull the tab on a cable with a pull tab. Place one hand on each side of the cable connector that connects to the board connector when using a ribbon cable. Pull the cable connector gently with both hands. Do not use a ribbon cable to pull. Loosen the screw at the top of each terminal and gently pull each wire free with a screw terminal connector. Remove the board by gently unscrewing the six nuts.

OTHER INFORMATION

• Available with either the 1.1 GHz, 1.6 GHz or 1.8 GHz  Pentium® M processor  

• 1.4 GHz Pentium M processor coming soon  

• Up to 2 Mbyte of advanced L2 cache  

• Up to 1.5 Gbyte DDR SDRAM  

• Up to 2 Gbyte bootable CompactFlash on secondary IDE (see  ordering options)  

• Internal SVGA and DVI controller  

• Serial ATA support through P2 rear I/O  

• 400 MHz system bus via Intel® 855GME chipset  

• Ethernet controller supporting 10BaseT and 100BaseTX  through the front panel  

• Gigabit Ethernet controller supporting 10BaseT, 100BaseTX  and 1000BaseT interface with optional VITA 31.1 support  

• Four asynchronous 16550 compatible serial ports  

• Four Universal Serial Bus (USB) Rev. 2.0 connections, two on  the front panel and two rear I/O  

• PMC expansion site (PCI-X, 66 MHz)  

• 32 Kbyte of nonvolatile SRAM  

• Operating system support for Windows® XP, Windows 2000,  VxWorks®, QNX® , LynxOS® and Linux

Instructions and warnings related to the operation of the product:

The following specifications must be strictly observed:

 The technical specifications and typical applications of the product system must be strictly observed.

 PERSONNEL TRAINING: Only trained personnel may install, operate, maintain or repair the product system. These personnel must be instructed on the

These personnel must be instructed and briefed on the conditions in the hazardous area.

 Unauthorised modifications: No modifications or structural changes may be made to the product system.

 Maintenance Responsibility: It must be ensured that the product system is used only under appropriate conditions and in a condition fully suitable for use.

 Working environment: The user must fulfil the specified environmental conditions:

Safety regulations

The following safety regulations must be fully observed when (maintenance) work is carried out on the product system:

1 Disconnect completely.

2 Secure to prevent reconnection.

3 Confirm that the installation has been completed.

4 Perform grounding and short-circuiting.