IS200SPROH2A - MARK VI GE PPRO TERMINAL BOARD
Module manufactured by General Electric as part of the IS200SPROH2A Mark VI/VIe series used in gas turbine speedtronic control systems.
IS200SPROH2A is an Emergency Protection Terminal Board manufactured by General Electric as part of the mark VIe series used in gas turbine control systems. An I/O pack for PPRO or YPRO is hosted on the Emergency Protection (SPRO) terminal board. It includes two potential transformers (PTS) for the bus and generator voltage inputs and conditions speed signal inputs for the I/O pack. It has a DC-37 pin connector right next to the PPRO or YPRO I/O pack connector that will accept a cable going to a terminal board for a backup trip relay. In a Mark VIe or Mark VleS control system, the backup protection is formed by the SPRO and PPRO/YPRO with wiring into a tip relay board. PTUR or YTUR, TTUR, and a primary trip relay terminal board offer primary protection.
The SPRO provides a DC-37 connector for a cable to connect to the chosen backup trip relay terminal board, and it accepts the direct installation of one PPROH1A or YPROS1A. The following table lists the trip boards that SPRO is cable compatible with.
INSTALLATION:
A sheet metal carrier that is mounted on a DIN-rail carries the SPRO and a plastic insulator. The SPRO and insulator can also be mounted on a sheet metal assembly that bolts into a panel. The normal #18 AWG wires are used to connect speed signals and PT inputs directly to the terminal block. For board replacement, the SPROIA barrier terminal block is detachable. The terminals of the SPRO2A Euro-block style terminal block can be taken out to replace a board.
Mounting the 1/0 pack on connector JAI of the SPRO is a direct process. The other end of a DC-37 pin conductor cable is connected to the chosen backup trip terminal board, while one end is plugged into connector JA3 of SPRO.
OPERATION:
The PT inputs to SPRO are shown on terminals 1-4 in the following figure. On terminals 19â24, three-speed inputs are presented. The JAI I/O pack connector is connected to terminals 7 through 15, which are set aside for future control feature extension. There is no board connection at terminals 5â6, and 16â18. The I/O pack and the trip terminal board cables are located at the JAI and JA3 connectors.
DIAGNOSTICS:
Electronic ID components on the SPRO board and backup trip relay terminal board are scanned during power initiation. PPRO or YPRO use this data to verify a working hardware configuration before starting regular operation.
CONFIGURATION:
The board doesn't have any jumpers or hardware settings.
