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The GE DS200SLCCG1AHH, also cataloged as the SLCC LAN Communication Card, operates as a dedicated hardware component for network interface processing and visual system diagnostics within GE Speedtronic Mark V control platforms.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model DS200SLCCG1AHH
Brand GE (General Electric)
Origin USA
Operating Temp 0 to 60 deg C
Power Consumption Bus-powered via base SDCC module interface
Product Series Speedtronic Mark V
PCB Protective Coating Normal Coating
Visual Diagnostic Display Integrated 16-digit alphanumeric surface display
Onboard Interconnects KPPL ribbon cable connector for SDCC interface
EPROM Sockets U6 and U7 software EPROM sockets (PROMs transferred from existing board)

Industrial Control & Communication Architecture

The DS200SLCCG1AHH mounts directly onto the primary SDCC module within the drive assembly, interfacing electronically via a ribbon cable connected to the KPPL header. The card features an onboard 16-digit alphanumeric display protected by four corner pin structures to provide real-time status and fault codes through the outer enclosure cover. The circuit design incorporates voltage-limiting components, including discrete resistors, diodes, resistor network arrays, and capacitors. It manages local area network traffic while maintaining backplane bus communication velocity and I/O density scaling, ensuring seamless firmware flash compatibility when paired with the system processor core.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are software EPROMs U6 and U7 included with the DS200SLCCG1AHH module?

A: No, DS200 series boards do not ship with software EPROMs installed; the U6 and U7 EPROMs must be transferred from the existing board to the replacement module during installation.

Q: How does the DS200SLCCG1AHH physically and electrically connect to the Mark V control rack?

A: The module mounts on top of the main SDCC board and interfaces via a ribbon cable attached to the KPPL connector on the SLCC PCB.

Q: What function do the four pin-like structures around the display perform?

A: They serve as mechanical standoffs to protect the display glass from excessive pressure when the external SDCC protective cover is snapped into place.

Field Installation Guidelines

  1. Power down the host drive cabinet completely and verify that all power sources are disconnected before servicing.
  2. Wear an ESD wrist strap connected to an unpainted panel earth ground during all handling procedures.
  3. Carefully transfer the existing U6 and U7 software EPROMs from the old SLCC board to the corresponding sockets on the DS200SLCCG1AHH, maintaining correct IC pin alignment.
  4. Align the Berg-type jumpers on the replacement board to match the exact hardware jumper positions of the removed board.
  5. Mount the DS200SLCCG1AHH onto the SDCC base card, connect the ribbon cable to the KPPL connector, and snap the outer SDCC cover back into place over the display.

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