The YPQ 201A YT204001-KA is a CPU board serving as the processor / central compute module within its ABB legacy system rack. It executes control and supervisory routines, manages backplane communication with adjacent function boards, and stores / runs the unit's firmware and parameter set. The module is positioned in the rack's processor slot and operates as the system's decision-making element rather than a simple I/O interface. Because it is a legacy-series spare, correct board revision and rack compatibility must be verified against the installed system's bill of materials before substitution.
Features
ABB YPQ-series CPU / processor board (central processing element)
New condition, supplied as a stocked spare item
Country of origin: Sweden (SE)
Net / gross weight: 0.700 kg
Applications
Replacement of a failed CPU board in installed ABB legacy equipment to restore system operation
Critical-spare stocking programmes for ageing assets where continued run-time is required
Non-destructive refresh of processor hardware during planned maintenance windows (verify firmware / parameter load procedure beforehand)
Ordering & Commercial Data
Parameter
Value
Product ID / Order Ref.
YT204001-KA
ABB Type Designation
YPQ 201A
Catalog / Invoice Description
YPQ 201A CPU-BOARD
Part Type
New
Made To Order
No
Minimum Order Quantity
1 piece
Order Multiple
1 piece
Quote Only
No
Selling Unit of Measure
piece
Customs Tariff Number (HS)
85389091
UNSPSC
43172000
Country of Origin
Sweden (SE)
Stocked At
Central Stock US
Gross Weight / Net Weight
0.700 kg
Technical Specifications
Category
Specification
Manufacturer
ABB
Product Name / Type
YPQ 201A CPU-BOARD
Country of Origin
Sweden (SE)
Product Net Weight
0.700 kg
Gross Weight
0.700 kg
Customs Tariff Number
85389091
Installation Guidelines
De-energise & lockout the host drive / controller enclosure before accessing the rack; high-voltage isolation may still be present upstream.
Observe ESD precautions (wrist strap, conductive mat) when handling the board—processor boards are sensitive to static.
Confirm the replacement board's type designation (YPQ 201A) and any revision / label markings match the unit being replaced; mismatched revisions can prevent proper operation even when the order number is similar.
Reseat the module firmly in its designated processor slot / guide rails; verify retaining hardware (clips / screws / levers) are secured per the host cabinet practice.
After power-up, follow the documented firmware / parameter-load or checksum-verify sequence for the system (do not assume the program is auto-restored—confirm with diagnostics / status indicators before returning the asset to service).
FAQ
How do I confirm YT204001-KA is the correct spare for my unit?
Cross-check the existing board's label for YPQ 201Aand the order number against your system's BOM / nameplate. If the marking differs (even slightly), request a photo verification before shipping.
Will this board arrive pre-loaded with software?
Not necessarily; many legacy CPU boards rely on the system's existing load / backup. Plan for a parameter restore or firmware transfer from your archival backup during commissioning.
Is this a new or refurbished board?
The part is listed as New.
Can I plug it in and start the machine immediately?
Only after you verify the system status LEDs / diagnostics and confirm the control program & parameters are valid. Bringing a processor online without checks risks unexpected outputs.
What HS / customs code applies if I ship internationally?
The listed tariff number is 85389091 (parts for electrical apparatus for switching/protecting circuits). Your broker should validate the final classification for the destination country.
Does it come with a warranty?
Warranty terms depend on the supplying channel; confirm in writing at quotation stage.
Are dimensions and connector pinouts published here?
No mechanical envelope or pinout data was provided in the source record; use ABB's official documentation for the YPQ 201A / host rack to obtain those details.
Can this be substituted with a later-generation ABB CPU module?
Generally no—legacy racks expect a specific processor board form factor and backplane protocol. Substitution requires an official migration / upgrade path from ABB; dropping in an incompatible module can damage hardware or break process safety.
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