IS420UCSCS2A Mark VIe Controller

Product Description

The IS420UCSCH1A is the first of the quad-core controllers in the Mark VIe Series. This controller was produced by General Electric to have a QNX Neutrino operating system. When using the QNX Neutrino operating system this controller has the ability to run high-reliability and high-speed operating systems. Not only does the controller use a QNX Operating System, but it uses EFA (Embedded Field Agent) technology to apply Predix cloud-based applications over a stable connection to deliver real-time data.

While most of the controllers used with the Mark VIe Series have the I/O feature used with the device the IS420UCSCH1A controller does not have the capability to host any application I/Os. This controller can be used in a redundant set and when in a redundant set this controller will have all of the attached I/O networks to every controller within the redundant set which provides the controllers with input data.

When mounting the IS420UCSCH1A controller there are several requirements needed, some of which are, directly mounting the UCSC device to the mounting base, leaving a minimum of approximately four inches of air gap above and below the UCSC, and ensuring that the operating temperature envelope is approximately an inch from any point on the UCSC controller.

One of the communications that occur with the IS420UCSCH1A controller is with a UDH network; to communicate with the UDH network a four-gigabyte flash drive will need to be configured with the ToolboxST application. All information needed to determine the configuration can be found in the GEH-6855 manuals. Information on the UCSC controllers is found in chapter two of the manual.

IS420UCSCS2A