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GE 531X305NTBAJG1 NTB/3TB Terminal Board.

531X305NTBAJG1 Technical Specifications

Model Number    531X305NTBAJG1

OEM    GE Motors and Industrial Systems

Product Type    Terminal Board

Frequently Asked Questions about 531X305NTBAJG1

What is a 531X305NTBAJG1 Terminal Board?

The 531X305NTBAJG1 is a NTB/3TB Terminal Board that was manufactured by General Electric for DC300 and Mark V applications.

The 531X305NTBAJG1 is specifically a “J” revision and will serve as a suitable replacement for any NTBA Terminal Board that uses backwards compatibility.

What is the instruction manual for the 531X305NTBAJG1?

The GE Instruction Manual for the 531X305NTBAJG1 NTB/3TB Terminal Board is GEI-100020B and is available upon request from AX Control.

What does the 531X305NTBAJG1 Interface with?

531X305NTBAJG1

The 531X305NTBAJG1 NTB/3TB Terminal Board provides the following interfaces:

· Power supply

· Encoder

· RS-232C and RS422

· Relay Outputs

· Analog Tach and Reference coarse scaling

· Low-level analog I/O

· Digital control inputs

About the 531X305NTBAJG1

531X305NTBAJG1

The General Electric 531X305NTBAJG1 card was developed to function as an NTB/3TB terminal board.

This card was manufactured with the 531X series of replacement drive and exciter boards.

A number of critical device features are provided when this board is installed.

Some of the interfacing capabilities of the card include relay and serial outputs, power supplies, encoders, and analog I/O.

A number of important features are provided to the host drive from the NTB/3TB terminal board.

When installed, the 531X305NTBAJG1 card can produce regulated output supplies rated at 5 VDC and 15 VDC.

Unregulated supplies of 24 VDC and 120 VAC are also produced by the board.

Jumpers on the card also allow for interfacing configuration for 5 V and 15 V encoders.

Within the board are seven relays that are either form C or form A output types.

Each relay features a contact fating of 120 VAC.  Four potentiometers are also found on the board.

These allow for low level analog I/O scaling to occur.

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