What is IS200TBAIH1CDC?
It is an analog input/output terminal board developed by GE under the Mark VIe series.
How does the terminal board monitor output current?
The terminal board utilizes a series resistor to measure the voltage drop across it, providing an indication
of the output current. This mechanism enables precise monitoring of output current levels, ensuring accurate
control and diagnosis of potential issues.
What happens if either of the two outputs becomes unhealthy?
If either of the two outputs on the terminal board becomes unhealthy, the Peripheral Analog Input/Output
Controller (PAIC) generates a diagnostic alarm or fault. This proactive approach to fault detection ensures
prompt identification and resolution of any issues affecting output functionality.
How are cable connectors on the terminal board identified?
Each cable connector on the terminal board is equipped with its own identification (ID) device,
which contains information such as the terminal board serial number, board type, revision number,
and the connector location (JR, JS, JT). These ID devices serve as unique identifiers for each connector,
facilitating accurate identification and configuration within the system.
What happens if a mismatch is detected during connector interrogation?
When the ID device on a cable connector is interrogated by the PAIC, any mismatch encountered,
such as discrepancies in serial number, board type, or connector location, triggers a hardware incompatibility fault.
This fault serves as an indication of potential configuration issues, prompting further investigation and corrective
action to ensure compatibility and proper functioning within the system
