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ABB DATX130, alternate article marking 3ASC25H214, is an internal ASTAT board shown in the DARA cabinet assembly. ABB documentation places DATX130 with DATX110 and DASA110 in the hinged mounting-sheet arrangement used for the ASTAT drive control hardware.
DATX130, alternate marking 3ASC25H214, must remain matched to the exact ASTAT execution, DARA cabinet and connector map. Retain the original wiring record before board service.
Important Notice: Confirm the complete model, revision and installed system before replacement.
ABB places DATX130 on the upper section of the DARA hinged mounting sheet, with DASA110 and DATX110 in the same documented assembly. The cabinet execution and board positions should be recorded before disassembly.
Use ESD controls and the site isolation procedure when accessing the mounting sheet. Do not treat DATX130 as a stand-alone field module outside the ASTAT cabinet arrangement.
ABB documentation links connectors DATX130-X1 through X4 to the selected motor used for active rotor-speed feedback. The project parameter determines which motor and connector are active.
Label each plug and confirm the recorded rotor-feedback selection before replacement. An incorrect connector assignment can disconnect the intended speed-feedback path.
The related DARA cable area carries digital inputs, PTC, analog inputs, analog outputs and pulse-encoder wiring. Screened cables should remain secured by the documented clamps and cable routes.
After replacement, check connector seating, PTC status, encoder feedback and the expected analog and digital signals under the approved ASTAT commissioning procedure.
Engineering check: For DATX130, trace each rotor-feedback circuit to the assigned X1, X2, X3 or X4 connector on the DARA cabinet sheet. Keep digital, PTC, analog and pulse-encoder functions on their documented pins.
Acceptance test: Check shield continuity, insulation and reference returns, then rotate the shaft slowly to verify encoder direction and pulse quality. Simulate the permitted PTC and analog signals and confirm the ASTAT controller reports each channel correctly.
DATX130 belongs to the legacy ABB ASTAT cabinet platform. ABB does not publish a direct plug-in successor for the board; modernization toward a current ABB drive platform such as ACS880 requires a complete application, feedback, I/O and motor study rather than a board substitution.
Moore Automated supplies inspected ABB DATX130 / 3ASC25H214 replacement boards and matching legacy spare parts. Exact ASTAT execution and connector verification provides a practical solution that helps reduce crane or drive-system downtime while modernization is planned.