IS215PMVPH1A Migration I/O Type Termination Board

The IS215PMVDH1A model, which is considered a Migration I/O Type Termination Board is part of the Mark VI

Series and was once produced by General Electric but is very difficult to find in new or used surplus. The PMVD module can be used with

control module applications as well as in triple modular redundant or simplex architecture types. Please note that if used with simplex architecture only a control module will be used.

The IS215PMVDH1A board can be used with a number of different terminal board types in the Mark VI system such as the DTBD, DTBB, DTBA,

and DTBC boards. During the operation of this board, there are two main input and output types which are contact inputs and relay

contact outputs. For each input and output type, there is a specific number associated with each input and output type, in

relation to the relay contact outputs there are sixty outputs, whereas there are only ninety-six contact inputs. An interface

board is also typically required during the operation of the PMVD board which is a TCRA board.

This model is labeled as a termination box type. It should be noted that there are several group variations of the PMVD model, this model is an H1A variation and cannot be removed. 

IS215VPROH1BD

The IS215PMVPH1A Migration Type I/O termination board is a specific type of circuit board commonly used in industrial

automation and control systems. From the name, it may be related to some kind of migration (perhaps data

migration or system migration), and has I/O (input/output) functions, and serves as a termination board.

Here are some possible features and uses of the IS215PMVPH1A migration I/O termination board:

Migration capability: This terminator may be designed to support migration of data or systems. This means that

it may have data transfer capabilities from the old system to the new system, or support data transition when upgrading or changing the system configuration.

I/O function: As an input/output board, it may have multiple interfaces for communicating with external devices or sensors.

These interfaces may include digital, analog, or mixed signals for reading and sending data.

Terminating function: A terminating board is usually used at the end of a system to end or close a circuit. It

may have functions such as circuit protection, signal isolation, or grounding to ensure the safety and stability of the system.

Configurability: This terminator may support a variety of configuration options to meet different application requirements.

Users may be able to adjust the number, type, or configuration of I/O interfaces to their needs.

Compatibility: Since this is a specific model of termination board, it may have good compatibility with other devices or systems.

The manufacturer will usually provide a list of devices or system requirements that are compatible with the board.