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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | D20 |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Provides GE Energy web resources, customer service contact details, and product return procedures.
Details the product warranty terms and essential safety measures for handling electrical equipment.
Explains hazards associated with voltages and defines common warning symbols used in the manual.
Covers environmental considerations, protection during maintenance, and rack spacing for optimal airflow.
Lists essential practices and prohibitions for safe and correct installation and operation.
Explains the classification of D20/D200 products according to EU directives and user responsibilities.
Details requirements for Electromagnetic Compatibility and Low Voltage directives for system installation.
Clarifies distinctions between consumer and industrial products regarding CE mark compliance.
Describes the purpose of the guide and how it applies to both D20 and D200 products.
Outlines the sequential steps required to install and set up the D20 or D200 system.
Lists the necessary tools, equipment, and accessories required before beginning the installation.
Introduces the D20/D200 system components, including main units and peripherals.
Details the available D20 chassis versions, compatibility, and kit components.
Describes the D200 vertical-slot chassis, its components, and compatibility.
Illustrates the layout of front and rear panels for D20 non-VME and VME chassis.
Explains the WESTERM D20M+ termination panel mounting methods and connections.
Describes the D20ME as a main module, its functions, and available versions.
Covers factory software, serial I/O architecture, performance, and enhanced features.
Details standard, auxiliary, and redundant power supply options for D20 systems.
Lists specifications for chassis-mounted, auxiliary, and redundant power supplies.
Describes available modems, third-party options, and the WESMAINT cable.
Introduces I/O peripherals, their assembly, and hot-swapping capabilities.
Details the functionality and features of D20A, D20S, and D20K peripheral modules.
Explains the D20C combination and D20AC analog input peripherals.
Describes the D.20 Link, communication interfaces, splitters, and adaptors.
Covers interposing relays and the Universal Protocol Converter (UPC).
Introduces the D20EME kit for global memory and Ethernet expansion.
Lists D20EME components, available options, and their applications.
Explains Ethernet capability and global memory options based on base software.
Details D20/D200 redundancy requirements, failover sequences, and RS-232 switch panels.
Explains the indicators and active/standby switch operation on the RS-232 Switch Panel.
Illustrates and describes the connectors on the rear of the RS-232 Switch Panel.
Identifies key jumpers and components on the D20ME main board.
Summarizes jumper settings for VME control, address, RTC, and battery backup on D20ME.
Details jumper settings for D20ME II modules, including VME control, address, and battery backup.
Explains settings for SW1 (RS-485 2W/4W) and SW2 (RS-485/RS-232 Mode).
Describes the JP11 jumper for RS-232/RS-485 port selection and serial port pinouts.
Provides wiring diagrams for RS-485 cables and discusses transient suppression.
Details procedures for replacing 5V and +/-12V power supplies in the D200.
Covers jumper settings and power supply connections for WESTERM termination panels.
Explains supplying power to peripherals via WESTERM boards or the D.20 Link.
Details WESDAC board jumpers (Z1-Z5) for base software compatibility and base version checking.
Provides jumper settings for WESTERM D20A, D20S, and D20K modules.
Details jumper settings for WESTERM D20C and D20AC modules.
Explains jumper settings for the D.20 Splitter module.
Covers jumper settings for D.20 RS-485 Adapter and D.20 DC Interface modules.
Outlines initial power-up steps, required testing components, and important pre-checks.
Guides on accessing WESMAINT II+ terminal and using the 68K Monitor for diagnostics.
Describes how to set up a PC terminal and power up the D20/D200 system.
Provides workarounds for issues like software corruption or continuous resetting during power-up.
Explains the on-line start-up tests, pass/fail results, and code/configuration file management.
Details steps to test communication and fail-over in redundant D20/D200 systems.
Introduces software components, tools, and the process of downloading code/config files.
Explains how to identify D20ME module base types (D20 Base, CCU Base) from BootROM labels.
Provides step-by-step instructions for downloading code files for D20 Base and CCU Base types.
Guides on upgrading from D20M to D20ME II and downloading code files for D20ME II.
Covers downloading application code for D20ME II modules in multi-node systems.
Explains configuring D20EME for global memory expansion and Ethernet interface in Config Pro.
Describes the four LED indicators on the D20ME/ME II main board for operational status.
Details the seven common LED indicators on WESDAC/WESTERM peripheral boards.
Explains how MPU Run and Fault LEDs indicate MCU operating status.
Lists indicators for 10BASE-T and 10BASE-FL MIC modules.
Describes the operation of the Active/Standby switch on the RS-232 Switch Panel.
Outlines suggested periodic inspections for unit condition, airflow, and components.
Identifies fuse locations and lists replaceable fuses for standard chassis-mounted power supplies.
Covers battery life, checking voltage, handling precautions, and cleaning.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the D20ME module batteries.
Guides on checking compatibility of processor boards, expansion cards, and peripherals with chassis types.
Lists base compatibility and minimum BootROM for D.20 Peripherals boards.
Explains how to change the WESMAINT port communication speed using the SET BAUD RATE command.
Lists the data rates supported by the 68K Monitor for communication.
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