GE IS210BPPBH2BMD Mark VI board

The IS210BPPBH2BMD is a Mark VI board component manufactured by General Electric.  Created for steam or gas turbine management, the MKVI was the fifth Speedtronic system released by GE.  The Speedtronic line was General Electric’s primary management line from the 1960s through to the turn of the century.  This system includes a central Control module that connects to termination boards as well as to an Operator Interface that allows access to turbine data, programmable maintenance tools, and alarm states.

The IS210BPPBH2BMD is a small auxiliary board that connects to a larger WETA board.  The IS210BPPBH2BMD connects to its motherboard using screws that thread through four drilled out holes.  These are located near each of the corners of the boards. The screws insert into standoffs and then into the motherboard below.   This board has small cutouts on three edges.

The IS210BPPBH2BMD is populated by two female plugs.  One of these is a three-position plug. The other plug is a long, narrow plug.   The board also has two female jack connectors. The board is populated by transformers, transistors, an inductor coil, and two crystal/oscillators.  It also has two LED components that are located side-by-side along one edge of the board.

The IS210BPPBH2BMD is marked with the GE logo. It also carries codes like Type 6, FA/00, and E99006.  More information about board components, installation procedures, and safety recommendations may be found within publications from the manufacturer.  

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