IS200UCVEH2A

Part Number IS200UCVEH2A Manufacturer General Electric Country of Manufacture As Per GE Manufacturing Policy Series Mark VI/VIe Function Module Availability In StockIS200UCVEH2A is a Controller Module developed by GE. It is a part of Mark VI control system. UCVE is housed on a single-slot board, ensuring efficient use of space within the control system setup. It features a 300 MHz Intel Celeron processor, providing adequate processing power for control and monitoring tasks. The board is equipped with either 16 or 128 MB of flash memory, offering storage for system firmware and software applications. Additionally, it includes 32 MB of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), enabling rapid data processing and multitasking capabilities. FEATURES Ethernet Connectivity: Equipped with a single 10BaseT/100BaseTX (RJ-45) Ethernet port, facilitating high-speed connectivity to the Universal Display Hub (UDH). This Ethernet port serves as the primary communication interface for data exchange between UCVE and other components within the Mark VI system. Connectivity to UDH: The Ethernet port enables seamless connectivity to the Universal Display Hub (UDH), a central component for system monitoring, configuration, and control. Through the UDH, operators can access real-time data, configure system parameters, and perform diagnostics tasks, enhancing overall system management and performance. Processing and Control Capabilities: With its Intel Celeron processor and memory resources, the UCVE executes control algorithms, logic functions, and other processing tasks essential for system operation. It facilitates real-time monitoring of system variables, implements control strategies, and responds to input signals from sensors and other devices to maintain system stability and desired operation. Integration with Mark VI System: It is an integral part of the Mark VI control system, providing the computational power and connectivity required for effective control and monitoring of industrial processes. Its compact form factor and robust design make it suitable for deployment in a wide range of industrial environments, from power generation plants to manufacturing facilities. LED INDICATOR Active LED: Blinking (Active): When the Active LED is blinking, it indicates that the Ethernet connection is active and data transmission is occurring. This blinking pattern signifies normal network activity. Solid (Inactive): If the Active LED remains solid without any blinking, it indicates that the Ethernet connection is inactive or not transmitting data. This could imply a network issue or a lack of communication between devices. Link LED: Yellow (10BaseT): The yellow color of the Link LED indicates that the Ethernet connection is operating at a speed of 10BaseT, which corresponds to a data transfer rate of 10 Mbps. This speed is relatively slower and may be suitable for older network setups or devices. Green (100BaseTX): When the Link LED turns green, it signifies that the Ethernet connection is operating at a speed of 100BaseTX, corresponding to a faster data transfer rate of 100 Mbps. This speed is more common in modern networks and offers improved performance for data-intensive applications. COM PORTS COM1: Reserved for Diagnostics: COM1 is dedicated for diagnostic purposes. It operates at a baud rate of 9600, with a configuration of 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. This port is primarily utilized for diagnostic routines, system monitoring, and troubleshooting tasks, providing essential insights into the device's operational status and performance. COM2: Used for Serial Modbus Communication: COM2 serves as the communication interface for serial Modbus communication. It supports baud rates of either 9600 or 19200, enabling flexible communication configurations based on the specific requirements of the Modbus network. This port facilitates data exchange between the device and external Modbus-compatible devices, such as sensors, controllers, or other industrial equipment.0