The 1336-BDB-SP70D is a PCB gate drive board manufactured by Allen-Bradley under the 1336 PCB boards series. The adjustable frequency drive comes with a voltage rating of 460 Volts and it features 700 Horsepower output with a stop and enable feature. The 1336-BDB-SP70D features a momentary pushbutton with a control provided by the human-machine interface as the communication option. Whenever the 1336-BDB-SP70D human-machine interface is mounted, it is connected as an adapter and it is normally visible from the front of the drive. Normally, the human-machine control panel is supplied as a display panel with a control panel. The display panel helps in providing a means for programming the drive and it gives the users a way to view the various operating parameters.

The 1336-BDB-SP70D comes with support for a control panel that allows the different drive functions to be controlled. Note that the operation of the 1336-BDB-SP70D human machine functionalities depends on the drive parameter settings. The default parameter values allow for full human machine functionality. While troubleshooting the 1336-BDB-SP70D for functionality errors, it is important to understand that the electrostatic discharge that is generated by the static electricity will damage the complementary metallic oxide semiconductor on the drive board. To prevent damage to the board’s circuitry, it is critical that users wear a wrist-type grounding strap grounded to the chassis. Also, they should detach the drive and immediately insert the board into a conductive packet. The programming option for the 1336-BDB-SP70D allows the users to select the specific inputs that will meet the needs of the specific installation.