DS200DTBBG1ABB
GE
Overview
The DS200DTBBG1ABB is a Terminal Board Digital Connector Card from GE. It is part of GE's industrial automation product portfolio.
Application & Technical Notes
As a terminal board digital connector card, the DS200DTBBG1ABB is intended for deployment in panel-based control cabinets and machine enclosures where the GE product portfolio equipment is installed. It performs a defined automation function within the control system and is selected to match the installed GE platform.
Specific electrical and mechanical ratings depend on the exact configuration and suffix of the part; the original datasheet should be consulted for the definitive specification.
Maintenance & Diagnostics
Inspect terminals and connectors for corrosion or looseness, and confirm the module seats correctly in its carrier. Always de-energise the circuit and follow lock-out/tag-out before handling; refer to the official instruction bulletin for service procedures.
Sourcing & Procurement
When sourcing the DS200DTBBG1ABB, distinguish three supply tiers: (1) genuine GE stock from an authorised distributor; (2) compatible equivalents or surplus/NOS (new-old-stock) from third parties; (3) alternative parts offering equivalent function. Genuine supply carries the full warranty and traceability; compatible or alternative items may be cheaper but should be validated for form, fit, firmware and certification before use in a live system. PLCXpert publishes this page as an independent reference and does not sell the part — verify every claim with the manufacturer or your distributor.
Confirm mechanical and electrical compatibility with your GE product portfolio installation and the intended function. Lead times and pricing vary by region and lifecycle status; obtain a current quote from an authorised channel rather than relying on stale listings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DS200DTBBG1ABB?
The DS200DTBBG1ABB is a terminal board digital connector card from GE. It is described by the manufacturer as: Terminal Board Digital Connector Card.
What are the key technical ratings of the DS200DTBBG1ABB?
The definitive ratings depend on the exact configuration; consult the original datasheet or the source PDF linked on this page for the complete table.
How is the DS200DTBBG1ABB mounted or installed?
Installation follows the standard GE product portfolio mounting practice for this device class; refer to the installation manual for exact dimensions and torque.
Is the DS200DTBBG1ABB compatible with my controller?
It belongs to GE's automation product portfolio. Confirm the specific rack, firmware revision, slot rules and configuration with the controller documentation before purchase, as compatibility depends on the exact system build.
What should I check before buying the DS200DTBBG1ABB?
Verify the genuine part number and suffix, confirm it matches your platform and ratings, check the current lifecycle/availability status, and buy from an authorised distributor. PLCXpert provides this reference only and does not sell the component.
Specifications (source data)
DS200DTBBG1A DS200DTBBG1ABB Technical Specifications Manufacturer GE General Electric Series Mark V Part Number DS200DTBBG1A DS200DTBBG1ABB Functional Description Terminal Board Digital Connector Card Functional Acronym DTBB PCB Coating Normal Coating Functional Revision 1 A About the DS200DTBBG1A DS200DTBBG1ABB The DS200DTBBGIA DS200DTBBG1ABB Contact Input Expansion Termination Module is an integral part of its Mark V Series of products, as mentioned above. This General Electric PCB or printed circuit board for short features:
2 terminal blocks with terminals for 95 signal wires in each 3 50-pin connectors Bayonet connectors 5 jumpers The IDs for the 40-pin connectors are JFF, JFG, and JFH. Because the DS200DTBBGIA board has 3 40-pin connectors, it is important to record what 40-pin ribbon cable is connected to which of the connectors. When you restart the drive after replacing the board, it is important to get the drive back in service to regain productivity. If you have connected the ribbon cables to the wrong connectors, it will require you to bring down the drive, move the ribbon cables to the right connectors, and restart the drive. This can lead to a loss of productivity and will inconvenience operators who work on drives that are nearby.
The potential exists to have a maximum of 110 signal wires attached to the terminal blocks of the DS200DTBBGIA Contact Input Expansion Termination Module. This will be difficult to manage without a method to document where the separate signal wires are connected. One terminal block is assigned TB1 as the ID and the other terminal block is assigned TB2 as the ID. The separate terminals are numbered in sequence on each terminal block. So, to identify a specific terminal you use the terminal block ID and the number assign to the terminal. Some examples are TB1 90 and TB2 48. TB1 90 is terminal 90 on terminal block 1, while TB2 48 is terminal 48 on terminal block 2.
Now that some of the various hardware elements afforded to the assembly of this DS200DTBBGIA Conact Input Expansion Termination Module have been revealed, it is possible to explain the types of connectors compatible with this Mark V Series product. Some of the connector types used in conjunction with this DS200DTBBGIA Contact Input Expansion Termination Module include:
the JRR TCDA contact input connector the JY 125 V DC DTBA board power connector the JRS/T connector, which is typically unused
SPECIFICATIONS
Part No.: DS200DTBBG1A Manufacturer: General Electric Product Type: Terminal Board Digital Connector Card Series: Mark V
DS200DTBBG1A is a Terminal Board Digital Connector Card under Mark V series GE. The GE DS200DTBBG1A Terminal Digital Connector Board has two terminal blocks, each containing terminals for 95 signal wires.
Three 50-pin connectors are also included. JFF, JFG, and JFH are the IDs for the 40-pin connectors. There are also five jumpers and bayonet connectors. Because there are three 40-pin connectors on the board, it's crucial to keep track of which 40-pin ribbon wire is linked to which connector. It's critical to get the drive back in service after replacing the board if you want to regain productivity. If the ribbon cables are attached to the wrong connections, you must shut down the drive, relocate the ribbon wires to the correct connectors, then restart the drive. This can result in a loss of productivity and can annoy operators working on adjoining drives. There is the ability for up to 110 signal wires to be connected to the terminal blocks. Without a method to document where the different signal cables are attached, this will be difficult to manage. The ID for one terminal block is TB1, whereas the ID for the other terminal block is TB2. On each terminal block, the individual terminals are numbered in order. As a result, the terminal block ID and the number assigned to the terminal are used to identify a specific terminal. TB1 90 and TB2 48 are two examples. Terminal 90 on Terminal Block 1 is TB1 90. Terminal 48 on Terminal Block 2 is TB2 48.
Reproduced from the manufacturer's published data.