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The GE Fanuc DS200DTBCG1AAA, also cataloged as the DS200DTBC Contact Output Termination Module, operates as a dedicated hardware component for relay output signal distribution and field wiring termination within Mark V Speedtronic systems.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model DS200DTBCG1AAA
Brand GE Fanuc
Origin USA
Operating Temp 0 to 60 deg C
Power Consumption Power Supplied via System Interconnects
Terminal Blocks 2 Terminal Blocks (110 Signal Wire Terminals Each)
Connectors JS1-JS8 (TCRA Relay Signals), J8 (TCPD Power Signal), J15 & J16 (125 VDC Power)
Configuration 10 Onboard Hardware Jumpers

Backplane Bus Communication & Firmware Compatibility

The GE Fanuc DS200DTBCG1AAA interfaces directly with primary control core cards via multi-pin plug connectors to distribute contact output signals across the system backplane. Backplane bus communication velocity guarantees rapid transmission of relay command states without propagation lag. Firmware flash compatibility across connected controller cards ensures that physical contact output states align deterministically with software logic updates in the central processing rack.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What primary signal interfaces and connectors are populated on the DS200DTBCG1AAA?

A: The board features 2 terminal blocks with 110 wire terminals each, 10 jumpers, JS1-JS8 connectors for TCRA relay signals, a J8 TCPD power connector, and J15/J16 connectors for 125 VDC contact output power.

Q: How do the onboard jumpers affect board configuration?

A: The 10 hardware jumpers configure relay signal routing and voltage feedback paths between the termination board and upstream control cards.

Q: What power sources must be isolated prior to replacing the DS200DTBCG1AAA module?

A: Both main AC supply feeds and external 125 VDC contact power circuits connected to J15 and J16 must be isolated to ensure complete electrical safety during module replacement.

Field Installation Guidelines

  1. Power Isolation: Open primary circuit breakers and pull fuses to de-energize all incoming AC power sources and external 125 VDC contact supply lines before servicing.
  2. ESD Grounding: Wear an anti-static grounding wrist strap secured to an unpainted metal chassis frame during board handling.
  3. Terminal Connection: Insert wire leads firmly into the designated 110-terminal blocks, verifying that terminal screws are torqued down to prevent loose high-current contacts.
  4. Header Cable Routing: Connect JS1-JS8, J8, and J15/J16 header cables to their matching board connectors according to system schematics, ensuring header latches engage fully.

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