Technical Specifications

1. Model: IS215UCVEH2AB
2. Type: Universal Communications and Verification (UCV) card
3. Functionality:
   • Designed for communications and verification tasks in the GE Mark VIe control system
   • Provides connectivity between the control system and field devices
   • Handles complex communication protocols and data verification processes
4. Power Requirements:
   • Voltage: Typically operates on 24V DC
   • Power Consumption: Specific details are usually provided in the technical documentation
5. Physical Specifications:
   • Form Factor: Standard card format for integration into a rack or chassis
   • Dimensions: Specifications for size are provided in technical drawings

Features

1. High-Speed Communication:
   • Supports high-speed data exchange between control systems and field devices.
   • Provides reliable and efficient communication in industrial environments.
2. Versatility:
   • Capable of handling a wide range of communication protocols, making it suitable for diverse applications.
   • Offers flexibility in connecting different types of field devices to the control system.
3. Verification Capabilities:
   • Ensures accurate data transmission and integrity through built-in verification mechanisms.
   • Enhances the reliability of communication within the control system.
4. Integration:
   • Designed to integrate seamlessly with the GE Mark VIe control system.
   • Facilitates easy connection and communication with other system components.

Applications

1. Industrial Automation:
   • Used in various industrial automation systems to manage and monitor processes.
   • Essential for communication between the control system and field instrumentation.
2. Power Generation:
   • Commonly used in power generation plants to manage and control equipment.
   • Ensures reliable communication for monitoring and controlling power generation processes.
3. Process Control:
   • Applied in process control environments where precise and reliable data communication is crucial.
   • Supports complex process control systems requiring robust communication solutions.
4. Energy Management:
   • Utilized in energy management systems to facilitate communication and data exchange.
   • Plays a role in managing and optimizing energy production and distribution.