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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.2.15. ACT ......................107 8.3.2.16. REF ......................107 8.3.3. Error message during initialization ..............107 8.3.4. Tips of menu option or function cannot access ............ 108 8.3.5. Menu function options summary description............109 8.4.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 1. Overview IP6000 series intelligent valve positioner is mounted on pneumatic actuators. It’s used to control air intake and exhaust of the pneumatic actuators to drive the valve position to the set point by calculating both data from 4-20 mA DC signal and feedback position.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 4. The actuator type has been set before the positioner leaves the factory. The user only needs one-key operation to execute the automatic initialization (INITA) function to complete the matching of the valve. In the initial interface (NOINI) or manual / automatic mode interface, press and hold button for approx.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 3. Technical specifications Remarks: In Install type options, the options marked with * do not support Explosion level option d. The option S(Separate) marked with * does not support Lowest ambient temperature option L(-40℃).
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 4. Technical data Shell material Aluminum 4-20mA DC, no-load voltage: 15-24V DC Set-point signal 3.8mA Minimum working current 120Ω Input resistance Normal version:-20°C ~ +70°C Optional version:-40°C ~ +70°C Ambient temperature Highest explosion proof temp for T4 area is +60°C Highest explosion proof temp for T6 area is +40°C...
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 5. Connection description OUT2 OUT1 Figure 1. Connection description Electrical Pneumatic Description Description Connection Connection 4-20 mA set-point signal + Air supply enter 4-20 mA set-point signal - OUT1 Pilot air outlet 1...
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 6.3. Dimension of linear stroke feedback lever 6.3.1. Feedback lever A (with driving pin) Short feedback lever Long feedback lever (Suitable stroke: 10 ~ 35mm) (Suitable stroke: 35 ~ 100mm) Figure 7. Dimension of feedback lever A 6.3.2.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 7. Installation 7.1. Linear stroke (normal type or remote type) Linear actuator mounting components Name Amount Note ① U-shaped rod Rotate the feedback lever in the working process ② Clamping assembly Mount U-shaped rod to actuator M6 hexagon socket ③...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual confirmation, power off the positioner. 2. Install the U-shaped rod that matches the feedback lever A or the driving pin that matches the feedback lever B to the actuator. Figure 12. U-shaped rod installation...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 14. Driving pin installation ⑪ Install the driving pin on the main stem of the valve. The slot height of the feedback lever B is 6.2 mm. Therefore, if the user does not use the provided driving pin, it should be noted that the diameter of the driving pin used is 6 mm, and the thread size of the driving pin and the main stem of the valve must be the same.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual the manufacturer. 4. Mount feedback lever and linear mounting bracket to the positioner or the remote sensor. Figure 16. Feedback lever A and mounting bracket installation (normal type) Figure 17. Feedback lever A and mounting bracket installation (remote type)
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 18. Feedback lever B and mounting bracket installation (normal type) Figure 19. Feedback lever B and mounting bracket installation (remote type) Mount the feedback lever A or B ⑤ to the feedback axis on the rear of the positioner or the remote sensor.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 5. Fix linear mounting bracket to the actuator. Figure 20. Valve mid-stroke point Figure 21. Feedback lever B and driving pin connection Figure 22. Installation with actuator (Feedback lever A)
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 23. Installation with actuator (Feedback lever B) Input air to the valve cylinder, adjust the valve position to the mid-stroke point according to the stroke ruler on the valve, as shown in Figure 20.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 6. Overall schematic diagram. Figure 24. Linear stroke for normal type (Feedback lever A)
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 25. Linear stroke for remote type (Feedback lever A)
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 26. Linear stroke for normal type (Feedback lever B)
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 27. Linear stroke for remote type (Feedback lever B)
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 7.2. Rotary stroke (normal type or remote type) Rotary actuator mounting components Name Amount Note ① Adapter Mounted on the positioner main stem. Hexagon socket ② 8,fix adapter to the positioner main stem.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 28. Four cases of installation matching...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Pay attention to the difference between the remote type and the normal type. For the installation of the remote type, please refer to the installation of the normal type. Figure 29. Comparison of the feedback axis pointers (remote type and normal type) 1.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 31. Rotary stroke mounting bracket installation 4. Mount the rotary stroke mounting bracket to the actuator. Figure 32. Installation with actuator...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 5. Overall schematic diagram. Figure 33. Rotary stroke for normal type...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 34. Rotary stroke for remote type...
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 7.3. Separate type Separate type mounting components Name Amount Note ① Sensor Feedback the valve opening position ② Mounting plate Connect the positioner and the actuator ③ Ф20 O-ring × ④ Fastener Fix the mounting plate, G1/4 Thread ⑤...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual value of the displacement sensor. Otherwise, the positioner cannot match the actuator. Maximum valve stroke D range L1, L2 reference range 46~54 mm 25 mm 4~29 mm Lock nut Adjusting nut Figure 36. D value adjustment ...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Fix the mounting plate. Figure 38. Fix the mounting plate ③ ② Put the O-ring into the corresponding sealing groove of the mounting plate , fix the ② ④ mounting plate to the corresponding position of the actuator with the fastener , and tighten it with an Allen wrench.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual ⑤ Fix the positioner on the mounting plate with hexagon head bolts and tighten with a wrench. 4. Connect the sensor. Figure 40. Connect the sensor ⑥ Insert the sensor connector into the corresponding position of the sensor and tighten. (Note:...
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 41. Sensor connector 7.4. Position feedback module If it is required,feedback module is available when user selects. Feedback module is shown in Figure 42. Figure 42. Feedback module Installation of feedback module:...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Figure 43. Remove the circuit board protective cover Install the feedback module according to the position as shown below, and connect electrical connectors of the module with the connectors on the circuit board according to the corresponding colors, fix the feedback module with M3 spring washer and M3 pan head screw, and finally install the circuit board protective cover.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual off. 8. Operation 8.1. Interface description User’s operating interface includes one LCD screen and 4 buttons. LCD display description Position Description Display the percentage value of angle sensor in the initial interface (NOINI) or when running the initialization function.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Enter submenu, enable or confirm parameter modification in menu mode. Run initialization or reset to factory settings. Run initialization in initial interface (NOINI) or in operating mode. 8.2. Display and operation of main interface Positioner is in the uninitialized state before initialization.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual in Figure 46. Automatic mode Manual mode Figure 46. Operating mode interface 8.3. Menu and functions 8.3.1. Display and operation of menu Press and hold button for approx. 3s to enter the menu. The menu interface will display as Figure 47.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual parameter will flash. Press buttons to set parameter and press button to confirm. 8.3.2.2. INITA The function is auto initialization. It will automatically detect action direction, actual physical stroke of valve and control parameters.
Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 4095). For option 4mA, set the front-end input signal to 4mA signal; for option 20mA, set the front-end input signal to 20mA signal. For example, when the front-end input signal is 4mA, value 650 will flash on LCD.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.2.6. CHAR The characteristic curve is the relationship between set-point value and valve stroke. In the actual control system, it is usually required to make the controlled variable have specific control characteristics (such as linearity). The user can choose and set the corresponding characteristic curve to achieve the control requirements.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Valve stroke ( % ) Set-point value ( % ) Figure 49. CHAR 8.3.2.7. FREE Set value of FrEE characteristic curve in CHAR function option. Sub-function options of FREE are FR 0, FR 5, …,FR 100, 21 set points in total.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Valve stroke ( % ) Set-point value ( % ) Figure 50. FREE 8.3.2.8. DB Set Dead band zone of positioner. The system does not adjust the valve stroke when the gap between the stroke value and the position set-point value is not bigger than the dead band value.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.2.9. LIM This function limits the automatic adjustment range in the whole valve physical stroke. The LIM sub-function options L MIN and L MAX of set the minimum and maximum limits of the stroke respectively.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.2.11. CUT This function is used for the positioner to fully close or open the valve in automatic mode. When the function is enabled, sign CU displays in the left bottom in main interface.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.2.12. POS This function is used to set the standard of position display and feedback signal output. Select this function in the menu interface, press button to start setting, and the parameter will flash.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.2.13. FACT All setting parameters in the menu reset to factory default values. Select this function in the menu interface, press and hold button for approx. 3s to reset to factory setting. Then the system is in an uninitialized state and the LCD displays FINSH.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual requirements. requirements. If it’s in the manual initialization When running the manual initialization, operation process, press the difference from buttons to re-calibrate END 1 and END 1 to END 2 END 2, make sure that difference doesn’t meet the...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.3.5. Menu function options summary description Options Functions Parameter value Factory settings 1 TYPE Actuator type setting Lin Turn FLin ELin 2 INITA Auto initialization 3 INITM Manual initialization Calibrate 4mA set point 4 CAL→4 mA...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual point of the linear feedback lever 8.4. HART DD file description 8.4.1. Device dynamic variable description Dynamic variable Description Position setpoint percentage value Position percentage value 8.4.2. Device custom function description The device custom function is in the Detailed setup directory of the DD file. The function options...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual STEP1, STEP2, STEP3 Initialization steps. ERR 1, ERR 2, ERR 3, ERR 4 Initialization error message. The options and descriptions in the Setpoint directory are shown in the following table: Options Description Device dynamic variable.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual 8.6. Adjust air flow 1. Remove the circuit board protective cover. Figure 55. Remove the circuit board protective cover NOTE:Must install or remove the circuit board protective cover when the device is powered off.
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual ① ② Figure 56. Air flow adjustment ① Restrictors Y1 ② Restrictors Y2,only for double-acting actuator. 9. Trouble shooting Contents Possible reasons Solutions Error electrical connections. Check the electrical connections No current output from current...
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Intelligent Valve Positioner IP6000 Series User’s Manual Others Consult with manufacturer. 10. Warranty terms If the product is found to have quality problems which are confirmed by our company staff, customers have after-sale services for product maintenance or free replacement in the warranty period.
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