Test Run; Technical Data; Calibration Description And Preparation; If Actuator Fails To Operate - AUMA Matic Series Calibration Instruction

AUMA Matic Positioner
Calibration Instruction

Test Run

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Switch selector switch to local position. If local control is not supplied, refer to electrical drawing for reference
to local operation.
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Turn control switch or operate push-button in either open or close direction.
If actuator fails to operate, verify the following possible conditions.
NOTE: 3Ø AUMA MATIC compacts incorporate a phase discriminator. If AUMA MATIC fails to respond to local
and remote operation, reverse U1 and W1 at field terminals.
NOTE: Actuators shipped after March 2002 incorporate automatic phase correction.
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No line power.
— Check for loose connection.
— Check for correct voltage at terminals U1, V1 and W1.
— Check for correct capacitor connection (1Ø only), if required.
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Field jumpers are not correct.
— Verify the field wiring matches electrical drawing supplied by AUMA.
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Fuses are open.
CAUTION:
Before checking/replacing fuses, ensure all power is disconnected.
— Remove selector switch/push-button cover (Figure 1). Primary fuse(s) are located in black fuse holders.
— Secondary fuses are located on power supply board which can be accessed by removing the monitor
control circuit board where the primary fuse(s) are located.
NOTE: Replace fuse(s) with same type and size. For fuse sizes, refer to appropriate service instruction or
consult factory.

Calibration Description and Preparation

Technical Data

Input Signals (E1):
Feedback (E2):
Sensitivity:
Time Delay:
LED Indication:
Input Resistance:
ISSUE 02/02
4-20 ma / 0-20 ma; 0-5v DC (for others, consult factory)
0-5v via precision potentiometer, typical
0.5 to 2.5 percent (0.25 min ≤ 19 rpm)
0.5 to 15 seconds
OPEN/CLOSE/PAUSE; loss of command signal.
249 Ω
All information in this document is subject to change without notice.
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