quick question about a ge 9030 input card
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Terry Woods
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So... you are asking for the schematic number? Yeah?
Can you give a clue as to what kind of Input Card? Any clues at all (besides the board number)?
Later...
Ain't that a bitch...
I'm sittin' here lookin' at IC693MDL653... that's as far as my documents go.
I'll bet they are damned close...
What's your question?
I'm being too lazy to scan and post... so, what are you looking for?
Can you give a clue as to what kind of Input Card? Any clues at all (besides the board number)?
Later...
Ain't that a bitch...
I'm sittin' here lookin' at IC693MDL653... that's as far as my documents go.
I'll bet they are damned close...
What's your question?
I'm being too lazy to scan and post... so, what are you looking for?
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Steve Bailey
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The information you need can be found in the manual GFk-0898f, Chapter 6 starting on page 6-26. It's available here:
http://globalcare.gefanuc.com/search/glbCareProdManuals.asp
http://globalcare.gefanuc.com/search/glbCareProdManuals.asp
Terry Woods
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I also see that it is a "FAST 32-POINT Input Card". Is this so?
If indeed yours is a 32-Point Input Card, then I believe that your two 12-pair cables are capable of supporting 48 Inputs, but of course, the card only has 32 Inputs.
This is a "SINKING" kinda card. So... that means you need to have a ground connection for each of the four Input segments on the Input Card. You can "jump" them.
Then, from the field, you simply need to bring in an "Input" signal from a device (pushbutton, switch, etc). One wire for each field device.
Make any sense yet?
FOLLOW-UP:
I see that the GE-GUY finally showed up... nevermind.
If indeed yours is a 32-Point Input Card, then I believe that your two 12-pair cables are capable of supporting 48 Inputs, but of course, the card only has 32 Inputs.
This is a "SINKING" kinda card. So... that means you need to have a ground connection for each of the four Input segments on the Input Card. You can "jump" them.
Then, from the field, you simply need to bring in an "Input" signal from a device (pushbutton, switch, etc). One wire for each field device.
Make any sense yet?
FOLLOW-UP:
I see that the GE-GUY finally showed up... nevermind.
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