Welcome to the Industrial Automation website!

NameDescriptionContent
XING-Automation
E-mail  
Password  
  
Forgot password?
  Register
当前位置:

Pro face GP2000 Maintenance Guide

F: | Au:FAN | DA:2026-04-29 | 454 Br: | 🔊 点击朗读正文 ❚❚ | Share:

Pro face GP2000 series (GP-2400/2500/2600) human-machine interface: a complete engineering guide from installation, debugging to troubleshooting

Introduction: The Continuous Value of Classic HMI

In the field of industrial automation, the Pro face GP2000 series (including GP-2400, GP-2500, GP-2600) was once the benchmark product for medium to large human-machine interfaces. Despite the launch of more advanced models in the future, a large number of active equipment are still operating stably in production lines, packaging machinery, CNC machine tools, and other fields. For maintenance engineers, mastering the hardware specifications, installation points, offline settings, and common troubleshooting methods of the GP2000 series is a key skill to ensure production continuity.

This article is based on the GP2000 series user manual and extracts practical knowledge of the entire process from unboxing inspection to backlight replacement. It helps engineers quickly locate issues such as "screen failure", "inability to connect to PLC", "CF card read/write failure", and provides systematic maintenance recommendations.


Model Identification and Hardware Specification Quick Check

The GP2000 series consists of three sub series, with main differences in display screen size, resolution, and backlight type. Quickly identifying the model is crucial for selecting accessories.

Example of Series Models Display Screen Type Resolution Effective Display Area Backlight Model

GP-2400 GP-2400T-C41-24V TFT color LCD 640 × 480 149.8 × 112.3 mm PS400-BU00-MS

GP-2500 GP-2500L monochrome LCD 640 × 480 211.2 × 158.4 mm user non replaceable

GP-2500 GP-2500S STN color LCD 640 × 480 211.2 × 158.4 mm PS500S-BU00

GP-2500 GP-2500T-C41-24V/TC11 TFT color LCD 640 × 480 211.2 × 158.4 mm GP577RT-BL00-MS

GP-2600 GP-2600T-C41-24V/TC11 TFT color LCD 800 × 600 246.0 × 184.5 mm PS600-BU00

Key electrical parameters:

DC24V power supply model (suffix -24V): Input voltage range DC19.2V~28.8V, power consumption GP‑2400T ≤28W,GP‑2500/2600 ≤50W。

AC100V power supply model (TC11 and revision<3): rated AC100V, actual AC85-132V, power consumption ≤ 50VA.

AC100-240V wide range model (TC11 revision ≥ 3): rated AC100-240V, actual AC85-265V, power consumption ≤ 85VA at 240V.

Allowable instantaneous power outage time: 10ms for DC power supply model, 20ms for AC power supply model.

Insulation withstand voltage: DC power supply model AC1000V/1min, AC power supply model AC1500V/1min.

Environment and Structure:

The working temperature is 0-50 ℃, the storage temperature is -20-60 ℃, and the humidity is 10% -90% RH (without condensation).

Front panel protection level: equivalent to IP65f/NEMA 4X/12 (only when the front panel is tightly fitted with gaskets).

Vibration resistance: Complies with IEC61131-2.

Installation panel thickness: 1.6-10mm, recommended to use installation fasteners (GP070-AT01).


Installation and wiring: key steps determining long-term reliability

1. Inspection and installation of installation gaskets

The installation of gaskets (PS400-WP00-MS for GP-2400, GP570-WP10-MS for GP-2500/2600) is the core of achieving IP65 protection. Before installation, it is essential to:

Place the GP screen facing downwards on a flat surface and check if the gasket is fully embedded in its groove.

Gasket joints should not be placed in corners, only in straight sections, otherwise they are prone to tearing under long-term stress.

The surface of the gasket should be about 2mm higher than the groove. It needs to be replaced if it has been used for more than a year or if scratches or dirt appear.

2. Panel perforation and installation

Drill holes according to the dimensions specified in section 2.5.4 of the manual (GP-2400 approximately 215 × 170mm, GP-2500/2600 approximately 317 × 243mm).

Push GP into the front panel and secure it from the back using installation fasteners. Each GP should use at least 4 fasteners (GP-2500/2600 can accommodate up to 10).

The torque required to tighten the screws is only 0.5 N · m, excessive torque can damage the casing.

When the panel tilt angle exceeds 30 °, the upper limit of ambient temperature drops to 40 ° C, and forced air cooling may be required.

3. Power wiring (highest risk link)

Absolutely prohibit live wiring. The external power supply must be disconnected before wiring.

Use crimped ring terminals (with an inner diameter of approximately 3.2mm), and the exposed part of the terminal must be covered with an insulating sheath to prevent short circuits after loosening.

Wiring sequence: First connect the FG (ground) terminal, then connect the L (or+) and N (or -).

FG must be grounded separately, with a grounding resistance of ≤ 100 Ω and a wire cross-sectional area of ≥ 2mm ². Do not share grounding with other devices as it may cause common mode interference.

It is recommended to install a surge absorber (varistor) on the incoming side of the power supply, and its maximum circuit voltage should be greater than the peak voltage of the power supply.

4. Serial communication wiring (COM1/COM2)

COM1:25 pin female holder, supporting RS-232C or RS-422. If RS-422 is used, the following pins must be short circuited accordingly:

#18 (CSB)  ↔ # 19 (ERB) and # 21 (CSA) ↔ # 22 (ERA)

And install a 100 Ω terminal resistor between # 9 (TRMX) and # 10 (RDA) (only when using RS-422).

COM2: 9-pin male seat, only supports RS-232C. Please note that its fixing screws are imperial # 4-40UNC, which is different from the metric M2.6 of COM1.

Important warning: The serial port is not isolated, and the SG (signal ground) must be connected correctly, otherwise it may damage the RS-422 driver circuit. In addition, PIN14 (VCC) outputs DC5V/0.25A without protection, overloading is strictly prohibited.

5. Ethernet and tool connectors

The Ethernet interface is 10BASE-T and uses shielded RJ45 cables. If you directly connect to a PC and the network card does not support cross line adaptation, you need to go through a hub.

Tool Connector is used to download screen programs, cable model GPW-CB02. Power off and plugging are also required.

First startup and offline settings

After turning on the power, GP will load the Pro Designer Runtime. If the screen has not been downloaded yet or system parameters need to be modified, you can touch the top left corner of the screen within 10 seconds after startup, or touch the top right corner+bottom right corner+bottom left corner at the same time to enter the "Settings Menu".

This menu is divided into two tabs: Offline and System.

Offline settings:

Network: Set IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. After modification, it must be restarted to take effect.

Buzzer: Touch buzzer mode. Optional "None" (off) or "Press Touch Object" (beeps when touched). Note that 'Press Anyway On Panel' is not applicable to the GP2000 series.

Backlight:

Brightness: 4-level brightness adjustment.

Wait: Set the backlight to automatically turn off after idle timeout (extending the lifespan of the lamp), default to OFF.

Enable Touch if Backlight is OFF: Allow touch operation when backlight burn is detected. Strongly recommend setting it to OFF to avoid accidental triggering.

Self Test: Enter the self diagnostic menu (see Chapter 5 for details).

System (system settings):

Date/Time: Use the pop-up numeric keypad to modify the date and time. The internal clock error is about+65 seconds/month at room temperature, and may drift to -380 to+90 seconds/month after long-term use, requiring regular calibration.

Language: Set the system menu language and user application language separately (supporting Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English, etc.).

Memory: Display the usage of application memory (8MB FLASH EPROM) and data backup memory (512KB SRAM).

Ver. Info: View Runtime version and project version number.

Restart: Soft restart GP.


The use of CF cards and data protection

The GP-2500/2600 series supports CF cards (16MB for GP077-CF20 and 32MB for GP077-CF30) for storing screen data, logs, or recipes. Pro Designer does not support extension unit interfaces and only supports CF cards.

Hardware dip switch (located at the bottom, under the cover):

Switch function ON (valid) OFF (invalid)

1 CF card startup control can be started from CF card but not from CF card

2-3 reservations must be kept OFF -

4. Forced closure of CF card cover detection. Forced closure (emergency use). Normal detection

The iron rule for correctly plugging and unplugging CF cards:

Before inserting, open the CF card cover and confirm the direction of the card (with the contacts facing downwards). Gently push in until the eject button pops out.

After closing the lid, the CF card access LED must light up, otherwise it cannot be read or written (closing the lid is a safety interlock).

It is absolutely forbidden to turn off the power, reset or unplug/insert the card when the LED is on, otherwise the data will be damaged or even the card will be scrapped.

Before unplugging, stop accessing the CF card through the screen program, confirm that the LED is off, and press the eject button to remove the card.

The erase life of a CF card is about 100000 times (assuming 500KB of data is overwritten each time), and important data must be backed up to a PC regularly.

Reading CF card on PC: Insert the CF card adapter (GP077-CFAD10) into the PC card slot or use a USB card reader. After testing, the CardDock CF/P (parallel port) of I-O DATA is compatible, but not all card readers are guaranteed to correctly read GP format data.


Troubleshooting and Self Diagnosis

1. The screen does not display at all (black screen)

Check in the following order:

Step check item handling method

Has Pro Designer been used to download the screen? If not downloaded, there may be no display on the first power up. Download any valid image.

Is the "Initial Screen ID" correct in Pro Designer 2? Set to the correct value and download again.

What color is the 3-state LED? Orange → Backlight burned out, replace backlight.

Is the input voltage within specifications? Measure the terminal voltage with a multimeter (for DC24V models, it should be between 19.2-28.8V; for AC100V models, it should be between 85-132V).

Is the wiring of the 5 power terminals correct and securely fastened? Check if L/+, N/-, FG correspond.

Is the power light on? If it doesn't light up, it may be a hardware power board malfunction.

Is the backlight on? Under the illumination of the flashlight, one can vaguely see the content of the image ->the backlight burns out; No display at all → motherboard/LCD malfunction.

2. Unable to communicate with PLC

Step check item handling method

Is the power supply normal and has GP been started?  —

Does the wiring of the communication cable comply with the pin definition of COM1/COM2? Especially RS-422 must be connected to terminal resistors and short circuited control lines (CSB-ERB, CSA-ERA).

Are the protocols and drivers for devices/PLCs in Pro Designer 3 correct? Reconfirm and download.

Are the communication parameters (baud rate, data bits, stop bits, parity check) consistent with the PLC? Adjust consistently.

If RS-232C is used, is SG connected? SG must be connected, otherwise the interface may be damaged.

3. Touch unresponsive or offset

Go to Offline → Self Test → Touch Panel, press each intersection point one by one, and check if each position can be correctly identified. If there is no response or significant displacement in certain areas, the touch screen may be damaged.

If the touch fails and the backlight is burned out, the "Enable Touch if Backlight is OFF" is set to OFF, and the touch is already disabled. This is normal protection.

Detailed explanation of Self Test function

Enter Offline → Self Test to perform five diagnostics:

The role of the test item is achieved through standard failure strategies

Char. Pattern check font ROM and Chinese character ROM display OK firmware damage, needs to be sent for repair

Disp Pattern check: The drawing function is displayed as OK, but there is a test pattern or LCD driver malfunction on the screen

Touch Panel touch screen matrix test highlights that the touch screen is broken when touching each grid and needs to be replaced

COM1/COM2 serial port circuit testing requires a dedicated loopback plug, and if it displays OK, check the wiring and driver chip

Video Memory: Video Memory Test OK. Video Memory: Bad, motherboard malfunction

Self made method for serial port loopback plug (for Self Test):

COM1 (25 pin female): Short circuit # 2 (SD) and # 3 (RD); #Short circuit between 4 (RS) and # 5 (CS); #20 (ER) and # 6 (DR) are short circuited.

COM2 (9-pin male): Short circuit # 2 (RD) and # 3 (SD); #Short circuit between 7 (RS) and # 8 (CS); #4 (ER) and # 6 (DR) are short circuited.

Please refer to section 5.2.2 of the manual for detailed illustrations.


Complete Guide for Backlight Replacement

When the status LED displays orange and "Enable Touch if Backlight is OFF" is set to OFF in Offline, the screen touch is disabled. At this point, the backlight must be replaced.

Security Warning:

Before replacement, the power cord must be unplugged and wait for at least 10 minutes for the lamp and inverter to cool down to prevent burns.

The backlight glass tube is fragile, do not touch the glass or pull the leads. If accidentally broken, be careful to clean the debris (containing mercury) and avoid inhalation or contact with the skin.

Backlight model comparison:

GP model backlight order number

GP‑2400T‑C41‑24V PS400‑BU00‑MS

GP‑2500SC‑41‑24V PS500S‑BU00

GP‑2500T‑C11 / GP‑2500T‑C41‑24V GP577RT‑BL00‑MS

GP‑2600T‑C11 / GP‑2600T‑C41‑24V PS600‑BU00

GP-2500L users are non replaceable and must contact an authorized service provider

Replacement steps (taking GP-2500T/2600T as an example):

Turn off the power, unplug all cables, remove the GP from the panel, and place the screen facing down on the soft cushion.

Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the fixing screws of the back cover and take off the back cover.

Find the backlight tube assembly (usually located on the top, bottom, or left and right edges of the LCD panel). Unplug the high-voltage connection wire of the lamp (note: residual high voltage, it is best to wear insulated gloves).

Carefully remove the old lamp tube and clean the dust in the lamp tube slot.

Push the new lamp tube completely into the slot and reinsert the high-voltage wire.

Reinstall the back cover and tighten the screws (torque 0.5 N · m).

Power on test: The status LED turns green and the screen brightness returns to normal. If the LED is still orange, check the connection or tube direction.

Backlight lifespan: Design lifespan of 50000 hours (continuous illumination at 25 ℃ environment, brightness attenuation to initial 50%). The actual lifespan is affected by environmental temperature and switch frequency. It is recommended to replace it proactively after 5 years to avoid sudden failure and production line shutdown.


Regular maintenance checklist and battery precautions

Check every six months:

Whether the environmental temperature and humidity meet the specifications.

Is the power supply voltage within the allowable fluctuation range.

Are the communication cables and power terminals loose.

Is the installation of fasteners still secure.

Check for cracks, hardening, or warping in the installation gasket.

Lithium battery (for data backup):

The battery model is not provided in the manual, but it is stated that the battery life is 10 years below 40 ℃; 4.1 years below 50 ℃; 1.5 years below 60 ℃.

When fully charged, data can be retained for about 60 days; About 6 days in semi charged state.

Battery replacement must be operated by a Pro face authorized service provider, and users cannot replace it themselves, otherwise there is a risk of explosion.

9、 FAQ (based on on-site experience)

Q1: GP has been stopped on the startup screen since power on and does not enter the running mode.

A: Possible reasons: ① Failure to download valid projects; ② The CF card startup switch is turned on but there is no startup data in the card; ③ The application is damaged. Enter Offline mode, check Memory space, and download the screen again.

Q2: RS-422 communication often experiences packet loss or CRC errors.

A: ① Confirm whether CSB-ERB and CSA-ERA have been short circuited; ② Is the terminal resistor added with 100 Ω at the end station; ③ Is SG connected to the other SG; ④ Use shielded twisted pair cables, with the shielding layer grounded at one end.

Q3: The CF card can be inserted, but the ACCESS LED is not lit.

A: ① Confirm that the CF card cover is completely closed (press down the micro switch on the contact on the cover); ② Check if DIP switch 4 is in the OFF position; ③ Try another verified CF card (Digital original).

Q4: The sensitivity of some areas of the touch screen has decreased.

A: It may be due to aging of the surface protective film, dust, or aging of the liquid crystal. Clean the screen, if ineffective, replace the touch screen. Touch calibration can be performed in Pro Designer (offline calibration is not possible and requires system diagnosis or re downloading calibration data).

Q5: GP displays garbled characters or missing fonts.

A: Run Char. Pattern self-test. If it reports NG, the font ROM is damaged and the motherboard needs to be replaced. Additionally, check if the language settings are correct.

  • Atlas Copco PF3000-C-HW Tensor S4 S7 RBU Controller
  • Atlas Copco PPBE0613 24VAC Control Panel
  • Atlas Copco PF3000-C-HW Tensor S4 S7 Controller
  • Atlas Copco Neos ARC-D130-S+ Inverter Drive
  • Atlas Copco Power Focus SL PF4002-G-HW Controller
  • Atlas Copco 8436 6770 00 ILT Base Station
  • Atlas Copco 1900520400 Air Compressor Control Panel
  • Atlas Copco 1900-0711-51 Display Keypad Unit
  • Atlas Copco 1900-0710-52 Communication Control Board
  • Atlas Copco 1900-0701-04 Control Interface Module
  • Atlas Copco 8092 1143 40 SRTT Transducer 180Nm
  • Atlas Copco MT Focus 6000 Controller with Pump and Screwdriver
  • Atlas Copco Elektronikon GraphicPlus Controller PPBE0622 PPBE0633
  • Atlas Copco PF3109-G-DN-HW Tensor 8-9 Power Focus Nutrunner Control
  • Atlas Copco Elektronikon P1900520440 Touch Controller
  • Atlas Copco Power Focus 8 Controller 8436280002
  • Atlas Copco 8436 1500 03 FlexCarrier 3-Slot Torque System Component
  • Atlas Copco Power Focus 6000 PF6000 Industrial Controller
  • Atlas Copco TC-4000-P-PB-ES Power Macs Controller
  • Atlas Copco 8433-0015-20 8433001520 Cable Assembly
  • Atlas Copco 49X10301AB Pressure Transducer Sensor
  • Atlas Copco 8436180002 Replacement Filter Element
  • Atlas Copco C4700A01V216 Compressor Control Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3HE01019AAAA01 High-Speed Interface Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 111381 Power Distribution Module
  • Alcatel TN 2523 1:1 CDN III Module – MRPQAE3
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3he06151aaac01 8-Port Interface Module – IPUIBKB3AA
  • Alcatel-Lucent LNW46 DMX Metro OC12 Interface Module – 108694878
  • Alcatel-Lucent 41A12C FT-2000 Optical Transponder Unit – 108188053
  • Alcatel-Lucent 8DG02607AA POW100 DC-DC Converter Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent LambdaXtreme WWBQ21 40G Optical Transponder
  • Alcatel-Lucent TN1891 5ESS Protocol Handler PHV5 Commcode 108747064
  • Alcatel-Lucent 300-0303-900 T1D3PDL1AE Digital Matrix Card
  • Alcatel-Lucent G-821M-A Module
  • Alcatel Lucent MPT-GC Eth 1G+ARM TX 81-86GHz 3DB80005AAAAO1
  • Nokia 3KC48990AB 1830PSS 16FAN2 Fan Unit
  • Alcatel 3EC17041AA PSPC-G4 PCB CP011200552
  • Alcatel 300-0437-906 Rev F DEXCS DMC T1D1L0S Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3DW03697ABBA01 TFD64A Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent AWR12 S1-1 UN Interface T3PQAC3AAA
  • ALCATEL LUCENT 9500-MPR ODU RADIO MPT-HC V2 9558HC 3DB20914BAAA03 6GHZ
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 11GHz Microwave Radio MPT 3DB23035AEAA01
  • Alcatel 2C7-1005-000 Teflon Bell Jar Holder Ring – 146111
  • Alcatel-Lucent BNJ118 S1:4 Circuit Board – Interface Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 6GHz Microwave Radio MPT 3DB23215AFAA01
  • Alcatel 3EM04001AA Signal Processing Unit with Accessory Cards
  • Alcatel VAUCAL5KAB AA1418FE2BG 3FE67437AAD02 Interface Card
  • Alcatel-Lucent 1642 Edge Multiplexer N1217P YF – Access Node
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3HE07158BA 7750 SR-12 12-Port 10GIGE MultiCore IMM IPUCA741AA
  • Alcatel 101200429000 Power Divider 746-776 MHz with Heatsinks
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 MPT 6GHz 3DB23215ADAA01 High Power Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR MPT-HC 23GHz 2/2P ODU Radio 3DB20474BA
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 MPT 6GHz 3DB23215AAAA01 Low Power Radio
  • Alcatel 3BA52126ABAA OmniPCX 4400 Compact Cabinet
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3HE12300AA 7750 SR-1 Subrack with Licenses
  • Alcatel 300-1368-903 Rev C DEXCS SPA-1 T1PQAC1 Line Card
  • Alcatel-Lucent 408977981 WOWUAB6HAA 10G XPR OTU2 XPonder Card
  • Alcatel-Lucent-Nokia 3HE08423AARC01 7750 SR Control Processor Module IPUCBGZ1AA
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 MPT 6GHz 3DB23215ABAA01 Low Power Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent CPU7-2 3BA23259ABJE 05 Control Processor Module
  • Alcatel WTM11AD 3DW03915DABA01 Optical Transponder Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 1340FMPK Card Chip BA5IVY6BAA – Processor Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3HE06151ACAC01 Control Fabric Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR 18GHz 1P-1 Protection ODU Radio 3DB20433BA AA04
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 18GHz Radio 3DB20433BAAA04
  • Alcatel-Lucent SM269 LMPQ04KAXX Circuit Pack – Interface Module
  • Alcatel OME25HP Filter Cartridge – 107494
  • Alcatel-Lucent ALU-BZ74 99BC-4 –48V Battery Cabinet
  • Alcatel-Lucent WWAA37 Optical Amplifier WMAPZNZAAB – CP Series
  • ALCATEL LUCENT 9500-MPR ODU RADIO MPT-HC V2 9558HC MPT-XP 3DB20476BAAA04 23GHZ
  • Alcatel Tyco Yukon ES760A Rectifier
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 MPT 23GHz 3DB23045HMAA02 Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 11GHz 3DB20548ACAA01 Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel Lucent 3DH03173AKAA Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 76-0300-02 CSM-V2 PCB
  • Alcatel 9400 UX ODU Module 3CC06729ABAA
  • Alcatel-Lucent 408981363 Jigsaw A Band Block 24/-48V KS24624L58
  • Alcatel 3BA53095 PCB Card
  • Alcatel 2C7-1005-000 Bell Jar Holder Ring Teflon PC7-1005-000
  • Alcatel-Lucent ES640 PWDQAGKUAA 5ESS 48V DC Alarm Control Unit
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU 300 23GHz Microwave Radio MPT 3DB23045HM
  • Alcatel-Lucent KFA720 WMOTCMVLAB Optical System Interface Carrier
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC V2 15GHz Microwave Radio 3DB20373BAAB04
  • Alcatel-Lucent AKM70 S1-7 SMUX1 Sub-Multiplexer – T3PQWAEAAH
  • Alcatel-Lucent 107486490 DDM-2000 SONET DS3 Circuit Pack – BBG4B
  • Alcatel-Lucent SBEVM BNJ82 1:12 Module – AV950-01168
  • Alcatel-Lucent 938A Optical Loss Set – Test & Measurement Kit
  • Alcatel-Lucent MS1025-25O16-ED Fiber Optic Unit – 48VDC
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 23GHz 1/1P Microwave Radio 3DB20473BA AA04
  • Alcatel-Lucent bCEM-U Control Module – 3BK28676ABAC01
  • Alcatel ASI20 Detector Control Module
  • Alcatel Lucent 130B S-1 PWPQ08B Power Unit
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC V2 9558HC 6GHz 3DB20441BBAA02
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-MC 15GHz 3DB20824AAAA02 Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-MC 15GHz 3DB20822AAAB02 Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3AL92111AA 1P10GSO Interface Module
  • Alcatel 8220 CTT 450 Turbo Pump Controller 127821
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3AL78823AAAE 02 Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 90-0413-01 Universal Card
  • Alcatel-Lucent BRMA 10Base-T/100Base-TX Connecting Box 3BA56170ACAB010842
  • Woodward Micronet 5453-279 Rev E Chassis Rack for TMR Control
  • Alcatel-Lucent KFA632 WMOTBUKLAA 10G Optical Interface Carrier
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC V2 3DB20474BAAB04 23GHz Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent KFA720 WMOTCMVLAB SFP/XFP Optical Interface Carrier
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3AL00114AB Universal Interface Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent BBG9 S1:1 OHCTL Optical Hardware Control Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent FB16401-A-I03 GTD-5 Analog Master/Slave Control Board
  • Alcatel-Lucent MCR1721B Control Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR 3DB20547ACAA01 ODU MPT-HC 11GHz Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3HE01014AAAA02 Interface Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 244-2091-005 High Density Digital Line Card V1.5
  • Alcatel-Lucent LAMBDAXTREME WWAA36 Optical Amplifier Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 6GHz 2P-2 Radio 3DB20444BAAA05
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC V2 9558HC MPT-XP 6GHz 3DB20442BBAA02
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 23GHz 3DB20476ABAA01 Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel Lucent 3HE01019AAAA01 Module
  • Alcatel CPU5 3BA23071 PCB Card with IO2 3BA23050 Set
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC V2 9558HC 6GHz 3DB20443BBAA02
  • Alcatel Lucent 500-1113-211 Rev H Channel Bank Assembly
  • Alcatel Lucent 89-0419-B-2 BA9ATS0FAB Frontal Compute Module
  • Alcatel-Lucent LambdaXtreme 1625 WWAF31 Optical Amplifier CP Module
  • Alcatel Z24 3BA53065 Analog Extension Card 3BA52065 AAAA KAZZB-01
  • Alcatel 3EH08263AAXX000448 OmniPCX Office Large PBX System
  • Alcatel Lucent VSEM-C 3FE62453 XA VAUCAJZKAA 7330 DSLAM Line Card
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 3DB20432BAAA04 18GHz Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 9500-MPR ODU MPT-HC 3DB20546ACAA01 11GHz Microwave Radio
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3DB04823AAAA Circuit Board
  • Alcatel-Lucent 3DB04530AAAA Circuit Board