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The IS200BICIH1ADB unit is an interface card that was designed and manufactured by the company General Electric. The IS200BICIH1ADB interface card was created to be included as part of the GE Mark VI Series. The IS200BICIH1ADB interface card is meant to be used inside the GE Mark VI series of SPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control Systems. The GE Mark VI series of SPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control Systems was designed as full integration of monitoring, protection, and control systems for both mechanical and generator drive applications which are used in the operation process of both steam and gas turbine systems.

The IS200BICIH1ADB interface card maintains the two interfaces used with the General Electric SPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control System. There are two interfaces used in the General Electric SPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control System, and those are the I/O Interface and the Operator Interface.

This Operator Interface is a standard personal computer with Microsoft Windows NT operating system, and that has the capability of supporting client and server capabilities, a control systems toolbox for whenever a maintenance problem arises, a Mark VI computing interface, and various other control systems which are used within the network at whatever point as determined by the user. The I/O Interface has two separate versions of the termination boards, which are able to be unplugged at any time should the need to perform field maintenance occur.

The IS200BICIH1A unit was manufactured and designed by General Electric and made to be a part of the GE Mark VI series. The IS200BICIH1A unit is classified as an interface card meant for use with the GE Mark VI series of SPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control Systems, which is a system designed to completely integrate control, protection, and monitoring for generator and mechanical drive applications that operate gas and steam turbines.

The IS200BICIH1A interface card controls the interfaces for the General Electric SPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control System. There is an I/O Interface and an Operator Interface. The aforementioned I/O interface is comprised of two versions of the unit’s termination boards. One of these termination boards has two 24 point, barrier type terminal blocks which can be unplugged whenever a field maintenance event must occur.

They are ready for Simplex and also TMR controls and have the ability to accept two 3.0 millimeter squared wires with 300-volt insulation. The Operator Interface, most commonly known as the Human Machine Interface (or HMI) is simply a PC which runs a Microsoft Windows NT operating system, which has supporting client-server capability, a control system toolbox for maintenance, a CIMPLICITY graphics display system, a software computing interface for the Mark VI, and even more various control systems included with the network that can be used at any point.