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General Electric developed the DS200SLCCG3A card as a LAN (local area network) communication board. The card is a member of GE’s Mark V family of drive and exciter boards. The card is universally accepted in a wide range of GE brand drives and exciters. When installed it provides the space needed to process and interface with incoming LAN communications.

Installing the DS200SLCCG3A communication board provides the host with both nonisolated and isolated communications circuits. The device’s integrated LAN control processor (LCP) filters and processes signals sent to and from the board.

Space program storage for the LCP is integrated in the two detachable EPROM memory cartridges found on board. A dual ported RAM is featured on the board as well. It provides interfacing space for the LCP with the host’s drive control card. The board is completed with an attachable keypad. Easy access to system settings and diagnostics is provided to the user via this alphanumeric programmer.

The DS200SLCCG3A was developed by General Electric as a local area network (LAN) communication card and is a member of the Mark V series of drive boards. Members of this series can be installed into a number of drives and exciters across the GE family and after installation provides a communication medium for the host drive or exciter. This unit is a G1 version of the board, which features circuitries needed for both DLAN and ARCNET network communications.

In its primary function it provides both isolated and nonisolated communications circuits to the host drive or exciter and features an integrated LAN control processor (LCP).

The programs for the LCP are stored in the two removable EPROM memory cartridges while dual ported RAM provides necessary space for both the LCP and the external drive control board to communicate. A 16 key alphanumeric keypad is also designed into the board allowing users to easily access error codes and diagnostic information on board.

When you recieve the board it will be wrapped in a protective static resistant plastic covering. Prior to removing from its protective casing it is best practice to review all installation parameters outlined by the manufacturer and allow only qualified personnel to handle and install this communication board.