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11 TERRY DRIVE   NEWTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 18940   USA

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Page 1: ...T O R S F O R I N D U S T R I A L P R O C E S S C O N T R O L 80 1403 01 Rev 03 INSTRUCTION MANUAL 14 109 14 209 MODELS with HART or Foundation Fieldbus Interfaces For actuators equipped with the DCM...

Page 2: ...ore attempting to install or operate your actuator Group 22 digital actuators are designed for accurate reliable digital control in high torque applications The actuator is ideal for use in large boil...

Page 3: ...34 DCM 3 HART 38 Menus 38 Messages 48 Foundation Fieldbus 52 Parameters 52 Transducer Block 54 Troubleshooting 62 Electronics w Foundation Fieldbus 64 Electronics w HART 68 DCM 3 Serial Interface 70 S...

Page 4: ...tuator motors determine the actuator s output thrust timing and stroke adjustment The output shaft travel is limited by mechanical stops The mechanical stop for the fully extended or lower limit of th...

Page 5: ...x Beck maintains complete build information for every actuator built The serial number is stamped into the nameplate which is fixed to the outside of the actuator housing The serial number is also use...

Page 6: ...independent error Hysteresis 0 25 of span at any point Demand Signal Characterization Linear Actuator output shaft moves proportionally to the input signal Square Actuator output shaft moves proportio...

Page 7: ...iency precision cut heat treated alloy steel and ductile iron spur gears Interchangeable gear modules permit field change of timing Stroke Adjustment Calibar simultaneously adjusts the stroke length p...

Page 8: ...Valve Boss Dia Range in mm B Yoke Height in mm C Nominal Drive Shaft Extension in mm Max Valve Stem Extension Valve Stem Retracted in mm Approx Weight lb kg 14 100 5 16 1 3 4 8 44 1 2 5 8 25 67 8 203...

Page 9: ...B Yoke Height in mm C Nominal Drive Shaft Extension in mm Max Valve Stem Extension Valve Stem Retracted in mm Approx Weight lb kg 14 100 3 4 3 1 2 19 89 1 3 8 3 3 4 35 95 19 13 16 503 12 5 16 313 9 1...

Page 10: ...zed assemblies ready for pipeline installation CAUTION Whenever an actuator is being mounted on a valve it is good practice to remove the valve from service Observe the following precautions Know what...

Page 11: ...shaft up into the actuator body until the mechanical stop is tight against the lower bearing plate 2 Turn off all electrical power and disconnect all electrical wiring from the actuator 3 Loosen the...

Page 12: ...egrity and meet most electrical codes power and signal wires must be routed to the actuator separately The signal wiring should be either shielded cables or be installed in conductive conduit and or c...

Page 13: ...direction of actuator movement in response to an increasing actuator set point page 30 For typical automatic operation this block must be in Auto mode and the Op Mode parameter Actuator_OPERATING_MODE...

Page 14: ...of 250 ohm but must have signal filtering so the resistance appears to be 250 ohm at the communication frequencies Resistance of 250 ohm must describe the master slave connection but the effective re...

Page 15: ...sed one at a time if a local HART master is connected directly across the Demand signal of that actuator PARALLEL CONNECTED OPERATION In some applications two or more Beck actuators may have the Deman...

Page 16: ...r limit The Tight Seater is factory set to produce a thrust matched to the valve and should never be disassembled Control of the amount of valve stem threaded into the Tight Seater may be used to adju...

Page 17: ...the jumper between field wiring terminals A and C page 12 WARNING AC power to the actuator must be off before removing the jumper AUTOMATIC The actuator is in Automatic mode when the Handswitch is in...

Page 18: ...located in the Control End The Control End is shipped from the factory entirely configured and tested and most applications will not require changes For more information on the Control End refer to OU...

Page 19: ...traditional DB9 signaling and can access all internal DCM 3 parameters and information This port can be used to configure any DCM 3 but it is not related to Foundation Fieldbus or to HART interfaces B...

Page 20: ...pushbuttons Although the systems fully cooperate inside the DCM 3 the values inserted into the configuration registers may not agree with the values written by the HART communicator When using the pu...

Page 21: ...9 When more than one status LED is required at one time the illuminated LEDs will cycle rather than illuminate all at once CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTIONS FORMAT The DCM 3 configuration section of this man...

Page 22: ...eset when the temperature is brought back within the actuator rating This alarm lights the STAT LED and on models with a local configuration panel lights the TEMP F LED To read the present temperature...

Page 23: ...t BCP stallprot To select the stall time FF Modify the parameter Stall Time HART Modify the parameter Stall Time BCP stalltime To read the number of Stall conditions FF Read the parameter Stalls HART...

Page 24: ...er Range and Upper Range values are set to the customer specification and tested at the Beck factory If using a HART system the Demand Op Mode can be changed to allow the Demand to be assigned as a di...

Page 25: ...the STAT and DEMAND LEDs will light When the input signal is corrected the actuator will automatically resume normal operation The DCM 3 can be configured to suppress the alarm even if the Demand sign...

Page 26: ...nodes A node is an X Y point such as can be plotted on rectangular grid graph paper Segment 1 starts at node 1 and ends at node 2 Segment 2 starts at node 2 and ends at node 3 Segment 20 starts at no...

Page 27: ...ing used start with node 1 and work to higher node numbers When reducing the number of nodes that are being used start with the highest node used and set that node to unused and work back toward lower...

Page 28: ...cpsrotation If the direction is not retract for increasing signal follow the procedure listed in Setting Model Defaults If the position sensing signal to the DCM 3 is below 5 or above 105 of the range...

Page 29: ...int is automatically defined as 0 or 100 The parameter Snsr Dir page 28 cannot be modified without a computer but should already be set correctly to Retract for an increasing signal To use the local i...

Page 30: ...s or extends in reaction to an increasing Demand signal The correlation between the Demand signal from the control system and the shaft movement can be selected as either RET increasing or EXT increas...

Page 31: ...modified See CONFIGURING FEEDBACK page 31 CONFIGURING FEEDBACK The Feedback signal in analog systems is intended to be a 4 mA to 20 mA signal Typically 4 mA represents 0 shaft position and 20 mA repre...

Page 32: ...are the Feedback signal to the Demand signal even if the Demand signal is being used with characterization inside the DCM 3 For information on Demand characterization refer to SETTING DEMAND SIGNAL CH...

Page 33: ...T POSITION OUTPUT SIGNAL page 28 There is often confusion in the calibration of the Feedback signal Situations can cause the appearance of an improperly trimmed Feedback signal but as these examples s...

Page 34: ...mit switch cams are each set inside the mechanical stops and are positioned to provide an electrical over travel protection without opening in the normal operating range When changing the settings for...

Page 35: ...electri cal adjustments are required before placing it in operation Each actuator is set up and calibrated to the customer s specifications that were written into the equipment order Under normal oper...

Page 36: ...e switch lever with the switch lever on the lower part of the cam If this is not correct return to step 2 and reset the cam to the proper orientation 9 Drive the output shaft again to the fully extend...

Page 37: ...no continuity switch contacts open switch clicks 6 Tighten the cam locking screw to 5 Ib in 0 56 N m torque 7 Disconnect the meter and reconnect power 8 Move the actuator s output shaft in the desired...

Page 38: ...p menu to identify if the Feedback function is enabled and is used in the Online menu to identify the current signal Some data items only appear in appropriate circumstances such as when corresponding...

Page 39: ...el 14 109 5 Drive S N 6 Instld 11 05 2015 7 Setup 11 05 2015 8 Calbrtd 18 05 2015 9 Review Poll addr 0 3C 3D Statistics 1 Starts 285213 2 Reversals 142606 3 Stalls 0 4 OverThrusts 5 Pk Thrust 6 TotRun...

Page 40: ...signal is considered invalid LOSS OF DEMAND SIGNAL L O S page 25 12 LOS Mode Action on loss of demand signal LOSS OF DEMAND SIGNAL L O S page 25 13 LOS Pos Substitute Demand signal under some LOS mod...

Page 41: ...uration Menu Block 5 This menu provides links to menus that contain common application specific parameters and contains two commands to use factory defined configurations 1 General Setup Link to Gener...

Page 42: ...plays and or trims the DCM 3 Demand sensing circuit DCM 3 ANALOG SIGNAL CALIBRATION TRIM page 33 3 Feedback Displays and or trims the DCM 3 Feedback current sourcing circuit DCM 3 ANALOG SIGNAL CALIBR...

Page 43: ...xcept in some custom configurations this direction should always be retract Demand Setup Menu Block 13 The parameters on this menu determine the signal range and the characterization of the Demand It...

Page 44: ...not be run unless sudden output shaft movements are allowable 3 Identify Device Sends a HART command to the DCM 3 that causes the ACKNOWLEDGE LED to flash This is to make certain the HART system is ad...

Page 45: ...DCM 3 is outside of the rating TEMPERATURE SENSING page 22 4 Thrust Inactive for Group 14 5 Over Thrust Stop Inactive for Group 14 6 Stalled A Stall alarm is active STALL PROTECTION page 23 7 Feedbac...

Page 46: ...Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode17X Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode17Y Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode18X Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode18Y Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode19X Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode19Y Dem Curve Spcl 22 DemNode...

Page 47: ...ealTimeClock 18 Seg 1 CW Torque 19 Seg 1 CCW Torque 18 Seg 10 CW Torque 19 Seg 10 CCW Torque 18 Seg 2 CW Torque 19 Seg 2 CCW Torque 18 Seg 3 CW Torque 19 Seg 3 CCW Torque 18 Seg 4 CW Torque 19 Seg 4 C...

Page 48: ...ION SENSING page 28 This is a Beck specific message The DCM 3 is reading a CPS 5 signal that is outside of the range associated with a functional CPS 5 Refer to OUTPUT SHAFT POSITION SENSING page 28 T...

Page 49: ...ut of the reliable measurement range The lower and upper limits are 0 1 V dc and 5 5 V dc respectively Note that current input DCM 3 boards utilize a 250 Ohm input resistor to convert the current sign...

Page 50: ...ace or the local control interface is disabled an a pushbutton is being pressed This is a Beck specific alarm message that alerts the user that analog current is present on the Demand terminals but th...

Page 51: ...mechanism for displaying the other messages displayed in this section If this message is displayed without an additional message the status cleared before the HART master read the additional status T...

Page 52: ...written at any time If the fieldbus access tools provide for automatic updating of values the values should update without manual intervention The Beck DCM 3 always provides up to date parameter info...

Page 53: ...ansducer Block are related to the Demand and Position Some of the parameters modify the actuator performance and some of the parameters give additional details One of the most important Transducer Blo...

Page 54: ...ng output shaft 22 5 Inhibits LED Status allows remote checking of which LED s on the DCM 3 are illuminated 22 6 Inhibits Switch Status not used in Group 14 23 1 DCM BIST Operating Status summary of p...

Page 55: ...the voltage from the CPS 2 to the DCM 3 that the DCM 3 will interpret as 0 output shaft position 31 3 CPS Ranges CPS Span the voltage span from the CPS 2 for the maximum travel of the output shaft Th...

Page 56: ...not used in Group 14 38 2 EXT Trq Thr 2 not used in Group 14 38 3 EXT Trq Thr 3 not used in Group 14 38 4 EXT Trq Thr 4 not used in Group 14 38 5 EXT Trq Thr 5 not used in Group 14 38 6 EXT Trq Thr 6...

Page 57: ...nits not used on Group 14 50 1 Info 2 LocalCntrl not used on Group 14 for Foundation Fieldbus 50 2 Info 2 LOS Mode not used on Group 14 for Foundation Fieldbus 50 3 Info 2 LOS Pos not used on Group 14...

Page 58: ...racterization nodes 68 2 DemNode9 DemNode9Y allows setting the Demand characterization nodes 69 1 DemNode10 DemNode10X allows setting the Demand characterization nodes 69 2 DemNode10 DemNode10Y allows...

Page 59: ...r 24 87 5 RT Clock Minute 87 6 RT Clock Second 87 7 RT Clock rtc_status 88 1 Beck Software Info DCM Software Rev 88 2 Beck Software Info Checksum 89 Device ID 90 Status 91 Reset Settings 92 Write Pro...

Page 60: ...mNode11X 70 1 DemNode11Y 70 2 DemNode12X 71 1 DemNode12Y 71 2 DemNode13X 72 1 DemNode13Y 72 2 DemNode14X 73 1 DemNode14Y 73 2 DemNode15X 74 1 DemNode15Y 74 2 DemNode16X 75 1 DemNode16Y 75 2 DemNode17X...

Page 61: ...lag 93 Reset Settings 91 Reset Stall 97 Reversals 25 4 rtc_status 87 7 ScrewTrav 49 16 ScrewTravUnits 49 17 Second 87 6 Set up OverTrqs Thrusts 25 8 Set up Peak Trq Thr 25 9 Setup 86 Shaft Dir 49 1 Sn...

Page 62: ...on page 68 If Handswitch operation is improper analyze the symptoms 1 An actuator that runs in one direction but not the other is probably having difficulty with an over travel limit switch 2 An actu...

Page 63: ...he DCM 3 is being bypassed perhaps by the Handswitch or the power output stage of the DCM 3 is stuck on The FWD and REV LED s indicate the signal level comparison between the Demand and the output sha...

Page 64: ...e not as described the DCM 3 is not operating properly For DCM 3 to respond properly to the Demand signal the Resource Block and Transducer Block must both be in Auto mode and the Analog Output Block...

Page 65: ...Checking Handswitch Operation page 62 2 The Handswitch or an Over travel Limit Switch is preventing power from reaching the motor Make certain the Handswitch is in AUTO The Handswitch and the DCM 3 bo...

Page 66: ...a Stall alarm is active STALL PROTECTION page 23 14 Feedback Open the Feedback signal is enabled but cannot flow the proper current CONFIGURING FEEDBACK page 31 15 Switch Block the DCM 3 cannot power...

Page 67: ...d while under HART FF Control The microcomputer configuration does not appear valid for Foundation Fieldbus BIST ANALOG SIG SATURATED Position out of accurate measurement range The DCM 3 is reading a...

Page 68: ...s of the source of the Demand This value can have the following origins 1 the analog value measured from the signal loop 2 the digital value entered into the Manual Operation menu page 42 3 a value ch...

Page 69: ...dswitch Operation page 62 2 The Handswitch or an Over travel Limit Switch is preventing power from reaching the motor Make certain the Handswitch is in AUTO The Handswitch and the DCM 3 both use the s...

Page 70: ...ter connecting the DCM 3 to the Windows based computer access HyperTerminal by clicking first on Start then Programs then Accessories then Communications then HyperTerminal Double click on the Hypertr...

Page 71: ...erent types of commands 1 Dual purpose commands These commands can be used to either modify DCM 3 configuration settings or display the settings already set in the DCM 3 In order to set or make a chan...

Page 72: ...d Characterizer Commands page 74 charclear charlist charset demfunc Demand Signal Commands page 75 dem0pctma dem100pctma trimdem4 mA trimdem20 mA demlos demlosgtp Output Shaft Position Sensing Command...

Page 73: ...ets and or displays the enabled disabled value for Stall protection Sets and or displays the time allowed for the actuator to reach its Demand target Sets and or displays the size in of one incrementa...

Page 74: ...BECK MK2 n the polling address a value between 0 and 15 Demand Characterizer Commands Command charclear n charlist n charset n demfunc n Description Sets the status of a characterizer node to unused A...

Page 75: ...e actuator during LOS Loss Of Signal LOS action options are sip stay in place or gtp go to position Demlos always reports both settings but only sets one argument at a time Demlos must be used twice t...

Page 76: ...n exact angular Travel is not known The output shaft can be positioned to 100 then execute this command with an argument of 100 Travel will be adjusted to the correct number of degrees for this to be...

Page 77: ...ector pin The DCM 3 pin that is used to source the Feedback signal can instead be used to power an output shaft position sensing potentiometer on models of Beck actuator that do not use the CPS 5 If t...

Page 78: ...of the actuator including Time Date Demand Position Error Demand minus Position Step size Dead band Motor Status Motor Run Time Line Frequency Motor Starts Motor Reversals Stalls Number of Over Torque...

Page 79: ...13 5 N m Reattach the motor per the instructions on page 80 This section covers replacement of many components of the Group 14 actuator Note that some components are not field repairable If it should...

Page 80: ...e to replace individual switches To replace switch assemblies remove the top cover 15 16 bolt head Remove the 6 32 socket head cap screws holding the switch assembly to the plate Transfer the wires on...

Page 81: ...he DCM 3 board remove the terminal compartment cover 1 2 bolt heads Loosen the four captive thumb screws holding the board to its mounting pads Note the L shaped mounting bracket on the end of the boa...

Page 82: ...the replacement CPS 5 assembly Slide the rotor clamp end first onto the control shaft as close to the mounting plate as possible Leave the clamp loose Position the clamp in the same general location a...

Page 83: ...higher 50 14 2840 30 13 20 1971 12 110 10 sec or higher 14 100 20 2703 24 34 60 14 2840 05 8 20 1971 12 110 8 sec or higher 50 14 2840 30 13 20 1971 12 110 8 sec or higher 14 200 20 2703 35 60 14 2840...

Page 84: ...esistor select from table on p 41 7 Cover plate 24 Capacitor select from table on p 41 8 Cover plate gasket 25 Tight sealer 9 Shaft assembly 26 Shaft 10 Ball bearing 2 27 Bracket 2 11 Calibar slider 2...

Page 85: ...85 80 1403 01 Rev 3 17 18 2 1 6 5 8 6 3 4 9 14 15 25 7 16 CONTROL ASSEMBLY AND DRIVE TRAIN...

Page 86: ...esistor select from table on p 41 7 Cover plate 24 Capacitor select from table on p 41 8 Cover plate gasket 25 Tight sealer 9 Shaft assembly 26 Shaft 10 Ball bearing 2 27 Bracket 2 11 Calibar slider 2...

Page 87: ...87 80 1403 01 Rev 3 14 15 17 18 2 1 6 5 8 6 3 4 9 14 15 25 7 16 CONTROL ASSEMBLY AND DRIVE TRAIN...

Page 88: ...nected 15 Series Connected 15 Operation Modes of 17 Outline Dimension Drawings 8 Serial Interface Commands DCM 3 71 Serial Interface DCM 3 70 Services 89 Service How to Obtain 89 Setting Auxiliary Swi...

Page 89: ...ice for three years from the date on which the equipment is shipped Improper installation misuse improper maintenance and normal wear and tear are not covered The Buyer must notify Beck of any warrant...

Page 90: ...90 80 1403 01 Rev 3 NOTES...

Page 91: ...91 80 1403 01 Rev 3...

Page 92: ...92 2 19 11 TERRY DRIVE NEWTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 18940 USA PHONE 215 968 4600 FAX 215 860 6383 E MAIL sales haroldbeck com www haroldbeck com HAROLD BECK SONS INC R Made in USA...

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