Transcription of GER-4193A - General Electric
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GE Power SystemsSPEEDTRONIC Mark VI Turbine Control SystemWalter BarkerMichael CroninGE Power SystemsSchenectady, NYGER-4193 AgContentsIntroduction.. 1 Architecture.. 1 Triple Redundancy.. 2I/O Interface.. 3 General purpose I/O.. 3 Application Specific I/O.. 4 Operator Interface.. 7 Software Maintenance Tools.. 8 Communications.. 8 Communication Link Options.. 10 Time Synchronization.. 10 Diagnostics.. 10 Power.. 11 Codes and Standards.. 12 Safety Standards .. 12 Printed Wire Board Assemblies .. 12CE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) .. 12CE Low Voltage Directive .. 12 Environment.. 12 Temperature .. 12 Humidity .. 12 Elevation .. 13 Gas Contaminants .. 13 Dust Contaminants.
Protection Module. (See Table 3.) Application Specific I/O In addition to general purpose I/O, the Mark VI has a large variety of cards that are designed for direct interface to unique sensors and actu-ators. This reduces or eliminates a substantial amount of interposing instrumentation in many applications. As a result, many potential
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