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GE DS200SDCCG1AHD – Drive Control Board (Mark V Series)

Part Number: DS200SDCCG1AHD
Functional Description: Drive Control Card
Functional Acronym: SDCC
Manufacturer: GE – General Electric
Series: Mark V (Speedtronic)
Instruction Manual: GEI-100029
PCB Coating Style: Normal Coating
Revisions:

• Functional Revision 1: A

• Functional Revision 2: H

• Artwork Revision: D

Product Overview

The DS200SDCCG1AHD is a Drive Control Board developed by GE General Electric for use in the Mark V Turbine Control System Series. This legacy series supports the automation, control, and protection of steam, gas, and wind turbines, and represents one of the final GE systems to utilize their proprietary Speedtronic technology, which originated in the 1960s with the Mark I.

Despite its discontinued production status, the Mark V remains a highly sought-after system due to its proven reliability and robust architecture. The DS200SDCCG1AHD, while technically classified as a Drive Control Board, is often referred to more specifically as a Drive Control Card due to its compact form and designation by the SDCC functional acronym.

Hardware Features & Functional Details

• Microprocessor Configuration:

• One handles drive control tasks

• Two are dedicated to motor control, with one optimized for math-intensive operations

• Equipped with three microprocessors

• RAM is shared and accessible by all processors

• Processor functions:

• Electrical & Circuitry Components:

• Capacitors

• Resistors

• Transistors

• Diodes

• Integrated circuits

• Includes standard Mark V voltage suppression and regulation components

• Components include:

• Board Assembly Details (as decoded from part number):

• Functional Rev A

• Functional Rev H

• Artwork Rev D

• DS200 – Standard Mark V domestic-manufactured board

• SDCC – Functional abbreviation for Drive Control Card

• G1 – Group 1 product classification

• AHD – Revision codes:

• PCB Coating – Normal (non-conformal)

Configuration & Diagnostics

• Board Setup via Serial Connection:

• Download configuration files

• Edit and modify settings

• Upload the configuration back to the board

• Requires a LAN communications card (optional auxiliary board)

• Connect via serial cable to a properly configured laptop serial port

• Use dedicated GE configuration software to:

• Batch Configuration:

• Identical configuration files can be uploaded across multiple boards to save setup time

• Important Handling Note:

• Always power off the drive before disconnecting the serial cable to avoid electric shock from high-voltage components

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