GE IS200ATBAG1BAA1 Interface Card

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IS200ATBAG1BAA1 is an IS200 series “Normal Assembly” board, typically mounted on a DIN rail inside the control cabinet.4

Parameter Detail
Functional Acronym ATBA (Application I/O Terminal Board)
Primary Function Provides a 60-position screw terminal block for connecting customer field wiring (e.g., sensors, relays, actuators) to the internal signals of the main control backplane.
System Compatibility GE Mark VI Speedtronic Turbine Control and Innovation Series Drives.
Connectivity Connects to the Control Assembly Backplane Board ($\text{CABP}$) via two vertical male pin connectors: J6 ($\text{36-pin}$) and J7 ($\text{25-pin}$).
I/O Variety The $\text{60 terminals}$ are assigned to various signals, including Digital Inputs ($\text{DI}$), Analog Inputs ($\text{AI}$), Analog Outputs ($\text{AO}$), Digital Outputs ($\text{DO}$) via relay contacts, Tachometer inputs, and fault strings.
Revision G1BAA1—This complex suffix specifies the exact hardware and artwork configuration, which is vital for pinout compatibility.
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الوصف

GE IS200ATBAG1BAA1 is a specialized Printed Circuit Board (PCB) component known as an Application Input/Output (I/O) Terminal Board (1$\text{ATBA}$).2 It is a critical, passive interface card used in General Electric’s Mark VI Speedtronic Turbine Control System and its associated Innovation Series Drive assemblies.3

It does not perform processing; its sole purpose is to serve as the secure physical interface between external customer field wiring and the system’s internal I/O signals.

⚙️ Product Profile and Function

The IS200ATBAG1BAA1 is an IS200 series “Normal Assembly” board, typically mounted on a DIN rail inside the control cabinet.4

Parameter Detail
Functional Acronym ATBA (Application I/O Terminal Board)
Primary Function Provides a 60-position screw terminal block for connecting customer field wiring (e.g., sensors, relays, actuators) to the internal signals of the main control backplane.
System Compatibility GE Mark VI Speedtronic Turbine Control and Innovation Series Drives.
Connectivity Connects to the Control Assembly Backplane Board ($\text{CABP}$) via two vertical male pin connectors: J6 ($\text{36-pin}$) and J7 ($\text{25-pin}$).
I/O Variety The $\text{60 terminals}$ are assigned to various signals, including Digital Inputs ($\text{DI}$), Analog Inputs ($\text{AI}$), Analog Outputs ($\text{AO}$), Digital Outputs ($\text{DO}$) via relay contacts, Tachometer inputs, and fault strings.
Revision G1BAA1—This complex suffix specifies the exact hardware and artwork configuration, which is vital for pinout compatibility.

🛠️ Key Technical Features

  • Terminal Block: Features one single terminal block with 60 positions (two rows of 30) labeled for easy identification of signal types.5
  • Non-Configurable: The board is fixed hardware with no user-adjustable components, such as fuses or jumpers, as the hardware is set to factory specifications.6
  • Voltage Ratings: The two backplane connectors have different voltage ratings:7
    • J7 Connections: Generally rated for 8$50 \text{ VDC}$ maximum at 9$\text{1 A}$.10
    • J6 Connections: Generally rated for up to 11$225 \text{ VDC}$ at 12$\text{1 A}$, especially for the relay contact terminals (13$\text{RLY1COM}$, 14$\text{RLY1NC}$, etc.)15
  • Safety Features: The board often includes a cable shield border to protect and contain cables.16

⚠️ Important Considerations for Replacement

  • Revision Match is Essential: The G1BAA1 revision is highly specific. Different revisions of the 17$\text{ATBA}$ board have reassigned pins on connectors J6 and J7.18 You must replace the board with an exact match or an approved, documented substitute to prevent miswiring critical I/O signals and causing system damage.
  • Safety: Before handling or replacing this board, it is imperative to fully de-energize the drive/control cabinet and test the circuits, especially those on the J6 side, to ensure that no high voltages (19$\text{up to 225 VDC}$) are present.20