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IS210DTAIH1A | General Electric Simplex DIN-rail Mounted Analog Input Terminal Board
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Product Description P/N: IS210DTAIH1A
Description
The IS210DTAIH1A functions as a Simplex Analog Input/Output terminal board. It is a compact terminal board available only in a simplex version, featuring two analog outputs and ten analog inputs. This board connects to the VAIC processor board via a single cable. It mounts to DIN rails using the plastic holder attached to its edges. In certain configurations, two DTAI models can be connected to a VAIC processor, resulting in twenty analog inputs and four analog outputs.
Technical Specifications
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Part Number |
IS210DTAIH1A |
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Type |
Simplex DIN-rail Mounted Analog Input Terminal Board |
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Function |
Simplex Analog Input/Output terminal board |
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Version |
Simplex only |
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Analog Inputs |
10 |
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Analog Outputs |
2 |
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Connection to Processor |
Via one cable to VAIC processor board |
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Mounting |
DIN rail using plastic holder |
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Terminal Block |
Euroblock-type with 48 screw mounts |
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Ground Connection |
Screw mounts 43/44 |
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Jumpers |
21 jumpers (JP0, JP1B-10B, JP1A-10A) |
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Connectors |
37-pin ‘D’ shell connector (JR1) |
Information About IS210DTAIH1A
The IS210DTAIH1A functions as a Simplex Analog Input/Output terminal board. This compact terminal board is available only in a simplex version. It has two analog outputs and ten analog inputs. The terminal board connects to the VAIC processor board via one cable. The IS210DTAIH1A is designed to mount to DIN rails using the plastic holder attached to its edges. It should be noted that in some cases, two DTAI models can be connected to the VAIC processor, which gives the model twenty analog inputs and four analog outputs.
The IS210DTAIH1A is populated by a single Euroblock-type terminal block with 48 screw mounts. Two screw mounts (43/44) will be used for a ground connection. Each terminal screw connection corresponds to a set of jumper switches used to configure current and voltage. The board has a total of twenty-one jumpers, including JP0 and JP1B-10B as well as JP1A-10A. Other components on the board include a 37-pin 'D' shell connector (JR1), four sub-panels, integrated circuits, resistors, and capacitors.
The IS210DTAIH1A model is similar to the Analog Input Terminal Board (TBAI) as it has the same onboard noise suppression features and functions. For more similarities between the two boards, it would be best to refer to the GEH-6725 Instruction Manual to compare the two boards. The difference between the models is that the DTAI model can only be used in a simplex application, while the TBAI model can be used in simplex or triple modular redundant systems.
Manufacturer information
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.
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Description
The IS210DTAIH1A functions as a Simplex Analog Input/Output terminal board. It is a compact terminal board available only in a simplex version, featuring two analog outputs and ten analog inputs. This board connects to the VAIC processor board via a single cable. It mounts to DIN rails using the plastic holder attached to its edges. In certain configurations, two DTAI models can be connected to a VAIC processor, resulting in twenty analog inputs and four analog outputs.
Technical Specifications
|
Part Number |
IS210DTAIH1A |
|
Type |
Simplex DIN-rail Mounted Analog Input Terminal Board |
|
Function |
Simplex Analog Input/Output terminal board |
|
Version |
Simplex only |
|
Analog Inputs |
10 |
|
Analog Outputs |
2 |
|
Connection to Processor |
Via one cable to VAIC processor board |
|
Mounting |
DIN rail using plastic holder |
|
Terminal Block |
Euroblock-type with 48 screw mounts |
|
Ground Connection |
Screw mounts 43/44 |
|
Jumpers |
21 jumpers (JP0, JP1B-10B, JP1A-10A) |
|
Connectors |
37-pin ‘D’ shell connector (JR1) |
Information About IS210DTAIH1A
The IS210DTAIH1A functions as a Simplex Analog Input/Output terminal board. This compact terminal board is available only in a simplex version. It has two analog outputs and ten analog inputs. The terminal board connects to the VAIC processor board via one cable. The IS210DTAIH1A is designed to mount to DIN rails using the plastic holder attached to its edges. It should be noted that in some cases, two DTAI models can be connected to the VAIC processor, which gives the model twenty analog inputs and four analog outputs.
The IS210DTAIH1A is populated by a single Euroblock-type terminal block with 48 screw mounts. Two screw mounts (43/44) will be used for a ground connection. Each terminal screw connection corresponds to a set of jumper switches used to configure current and voltage. The board has a total of twenty-one jumpers, including JP0 and JP1B-10B as well as JP1A-10A. Other components on the board include a 37-pin 'D' shell connector (JR1), four sub-panels, integrated circuits, resistors, and capacitors.
The IS210DTAIH1A model is similar to the Analog Input Terminal Board (TBAI) as it has the same onboard noise suppression features and functions. For more similarities between the two boards, it would be best to refer to the GEH-6725 Instruction Manual to compare the two boards. The difference between the models is that the DTAI model can only be used in a simplex application, while the TBAI model can be used in simplex or triple modular redundant systems.
Manufacturer information
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.