ABB SDCS-CON-2B 3ADT309600R0012 DCS 500B Control Board
SKU SDCS-CON-2B 3ADT309600R0012
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Manufacturer:
ABB
Product No.:
SDCS-CON-2B 3ADT309600R0012
Country of origin:Switzerland
Product Type:
Control Board
Barcode:
8537101190
Payment:
T/T, Western Union
Weight:
500g
Dimensions:
24.7 cm x 24.6 cm x 2 cm
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The SDCS-CON-2B (with Part ID 3ADT309600R0012) is a microprocessor-based processing assembly designed to provide main armature and excitation regulation for the DCS 500B and associated thyristor power converter drive frameworks. This high-performance Control Board is built around an integrated 80186EM microprocessor paired with an advanced, application-specific ASIC circuit (DC94L01) to manage core firmware logic, execution scripts, and precise firing angle determinations across the active power bridges. The module acts as the centralized computational core within the converter matrix, continuously monitoring runtime diagnostics, evaluating input variables, and transmitting firing commands via high-speed ribbon connectors directly to the power interface card networks. Operating values and firmware code profiles are maintained on modular flash-based programmable memory sub-circuits, allowing engineers to download tailored application profiles or track faults through an integrated physical seven-segment state indicator layout without sacrificing real-time deterministic performance.
Features
Microprocessor Architecture: Driven by an industrial-grade 80186EM microprocessor and specialized ASIC DC94L01 hardware for rapid current loop and diagnostic cycles.
Integrated Diagnostics Display: Includes a localized seven-segment display assembly on the board surface to show real-time drive operational status and numerical error warnings.
Dual Flash Component Profile: Uses distinct Flash PROM units to segregate standard system boot commands from specialized application functionalities and parameter values.
Comprehensive Parameter Logging: Features onboard static RAM circuits configured to log precise fault histories, warning timestamps, and operational hour records.
Fail-Safe Response Profiles: Implements hardwired protective states where digital outputs are instantly forced low and analogue outputs are reset to absolute zero (0V) when severe anomalies occur.
Applications
High-Performance Armature Current Control in DCS 500B Heavy Industry Drive Infrastructure
Three-Phase Industrial Motor Field Excitation Systems (DCF 500B Configurations)
Multi-Pulse Large Power Rectifier Phase-Angle Control Arrays
Heavy Machinery Rebuilds and Retrofits replacing legacy analog power converters
Technical Specifications
Performance
Parameter
Value
Microprocessor Sub-System
80186EM Microprocessor
Integrated ASIC Circuitry
DC94L01
System/Parameter Memory Type
Flash PROM D33
Application/Jumper Memory Type
Flash PROM D35
Fault Event Storage Circuit
Onboard Static RAM
Mechanical
Parameter
Value
Manufacturer
ABB
Part Number
SDCS-CON-2B
Product ID
3ADT309600R0012
Board Variant
CON-2B Execution Platform
Electrical
Parameter
Value
Hardware Scaling Options
+-90...270 V / +-30...90 V / +-20 V / +-8...30 V
Resolution Scale (Analogue)
12 Bit + sign
Analogue Safe-State Output
0V (Reset to zero upon drive trip)
Digital Safe-State Output
Forced Low (Open/De-energized state)
Connections/Interfaces
The interface architecture establishes routing connections to standard power interface and external extension expansion modules:
Ribbon/Terminal Connector
Interface Target & Function
Connector X12
Direct connection link to power interface modules / measurement boards
Connector X13
Core communication interface link to physical firing and pulse transformers
Connector X17
10-pin ribbon cable expansion path to external SDCS-IOE-1 extension boards
Terminal X3 / X4 / X5
Local board I/O pathways (Must be bypassed when utilizing external SDCS-IOB-3 blocks)
Installation Guidelines
Electrostatic Precaution Execution: Always wear a properly grounded wrist strap before extracting or replacing the control module to prevent damage to sensitive CMOS microprocessor tracks.
Firmware Verification: Ensure the Flash PROM sub-circuits contain the correct application macro version matched to the physical armature or field excitation frame before applying system power.
Connector Interlocking: Verify that ribbon cable paths running to connectors X12, X13, and X17 are fully seated and locked by the side retaining clips to eliminate line resistance errors.
External I/O Configuration: When matching the card to an external SDCS-IOB-3 isolated interface, configure plugs S4:1-2 and S4:3-4 on the control surface explicitly in accordance with the system blueprint to isolate raw inputs.
FAQ
What is the function of the onboard seven-segment display on this card?
The local seven-segment display functions as a direct hardware diagnostic interface, signaling the real-time operational status or active fault and numerical alarm codes of the thyristor converter drive system.
How are operational application variables and firmware changes saved on the board?
Firmware parameters and standard code definitions are managed across non-volatile Flash PROM locations (specifically components D33 and D35), allowing users to download custom automation application macros directly.
What safety actions occur automatically if the module detects a critical drive fault?
Upon triggering a system fault, the card executes protective hardware loops that force all programmatic digital outputs to a low state and reset all active analogue outputs to absolute zero volts.
Are the on-board terminals X3, X4, and X5 always utilized for field wiring connections?
No. When an external isolated I/O board like the SDCS-IOB-3 is integrated into the drive cabinet, the internal terminal sequences X3, X4, and X5 on the main control board must not be wired.
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