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DS3800HUMB

UNIVERSAL MEMORY CAR
Product DESCRIPTION
Part Number
DS3800HUMB
Manufacturer
General Electric
Country of Manufacture
As Per GE Manufacturing Policy
Series
Mark VI/VIe
Function
Module
Availability
In Stock
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR GE - DS3800HUMB

GE Universal Memory Board DS3800HUMB is an input/output circuit board on the GE Speedtronic Mark IV gas turbine control. The GE Universal Memory Board DS3800HUMB is made to fit into the drive quickly. On one end, the board has a modular connector, while on the other, it has retention levers. A reset toggle switch and a red indicator LED are also included on the GE Universal Memory Board DS3800HUMB. Multiple erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM) modules and 30 jumpers are also included on the board.

  • The GE Universal Memory Board's functional regions are divided into four groups. Quads are the terms used to describe the divisions.
  • The divisions' IDs are Quad A, Quad B, Quad C, and Quad D. Each division additionally contains a set of jumpers for configuring the quad's processing. Single-pin connectors are also present in each quad.
  • There are four EPROM module sockets on Quad D. The sockets are made to make installing a module as simple as possible. Before usage, the modules must be placed in a static-protective bag. Static can easily harm the modules.
  • Static can interfere with the programming stored on the modules, rendering it illegible by the board's components. Wear a wrist strap before removing the module from the bag. The wrist strap is linked to your wrist on one end.
  • >The other end is secured to a metal item in the vicinity of the workspace. This could be the leg of a chair, a work table, or a workbench. Static seeks for the metal object as a ground, and it drains from the module or your person. This renders the module safe to handle.
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