IS200STAIH1ABB GE DCS Simplex Analog I/O Terminal Board

• Brand
  GE
• Model
  IS200STAIH1ABB
• Product Name
  Simplex Analog I/O Terminal Board
• Place of Origin
  United States
• HS Code
  8537101190
• Dimensions
  158 mm × 108 mm × 33 mm
• Weight
  0.1 kg
• Operating Temperature
  -30 °C to +65 °C
• Storage Temperature
  -40 °C to +70 °C
• Power Supply
  24 VDC ±10%
• Warranty
  12 MONTH
• Product Status
  NEW BRAND

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Device: Mark VI Simplex Analog I/O Terminal Board

Total Channels: 10 Analog Inputs + 2 Analog Outputs

Analog Inputs (AI1 ~ AI10)

Signal types configurable via onboard jumpers:

4–20 mA current (2-wire loop powered / external powered)

±10 VDC voltage signal

Each channel: Differential pair [CH+, CH–]

Analog Outputs (AO1, AO2)

Active analog output channels

Signal range: 4–20 mA / ±10 VDC

Max load resistance (4–20mA): ≤500 Ω

Each channel: [AOx+, AOx–]

J1: DB37 connector, linked to main I/O board via flat cable (internal signal, no field wiring)

TB1: 37-pin green screw terminal block for field connections

Channels: 10 Analog Inputs (AI1~AI10) + 2 Analog Outputs (AO1~AO2)

Supported signals: 4–20mA / ±10VDC; compatible with 2-wire, 3-wire and 4-wire transmitters

Onboard jumpers: Select Current (4–20mA) or Voltage input for each channel

1. Pre-Wiring Requirements

Power down the Mark VI rack; wear anti-static wristband during handling.

Use shielded twisted pair cables; separate analog wiring from high voltage cables.

Cable shield single-point grounding at cabinet earth bar (avoid double-end grounding).

Set channel jumpers corresponding to transmitter type prior to wiring.

2. Analog Input Wiring

Mode 1: 2-Wire 4–20mA Loop Transmitter (Typical)

TB1 [CH+] → Transmitter (+)

TB1 [CH-] → Transmitter (-)

Loop power provided by the board; jumper set to CURRENT.

Mode 2: 3-Wire Transmitter (External 24VDC Powered)

TB1 [CH+] → Signal +

TB1 [CH-] → Signal -

Establish common GND between external power supply and board signal negative.

Mode 3: Voltage Input (0~10V / ±10V)

TB1 [CH+] → Signal +

TB1 [CH-] → Signal - / Common GND

Jumper set to VOLTAGE.

3. Analog Output Wiring (AO1, AO2)

Active output for field indicators / valve positioners.

TB1 [AOx+] → Load (+)

TB1 [AOx-] → Load (-)

Max load resistance for 4–20mA output: ≤500Ω.

4. Terminal Definition Note

Each AI/AO channel consists of positive and negative terminals.

Exact TB1 pin assignment shall comply with GE drawing GEK-106268; pin sequence may vary by revision.

5. Internal Connection

Connect J1 DB37 to analog processor board with original shielded flat ribbon cable. Do not alter or extend the cable.

6. Jumper Setting Rules

Jumper Short = 4–20mA Current Input

Jumper Open = ±10V Voltage Input

Incorrect jumper configuration causes measurement failure or channel damage.

7. Post-Wiring Commissioning

Check for short circuits between positive and negative terminals.

Power on rack, run Toolbox diagnostics to eliminate open-loop/overrange alarms.

Perform signal injection test (4mA/12mA/20mA) for calibration.

Verify stable analog output operation.

8. Typical Troubleshooting

Open loop alarm: Check wiring continuity, polarity and jumper settings for 2-wire transmitters.

Signal drift: Improve shielding grounding, check terminal tightness and avoid mixed GND circuits.

Zero offset error: Reconfirm common signal ground connection.

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