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Control Signal Adjustment 

DCM24-132-ZA

100

0

U

O

U (max. 30 V)

Y

U

 (v)

Y

S

 (%)

2

5

30

2)

1)

3)

35

0

5

1

2

3

4

Uo

2

30

10

16

24

Uo

U

U

V

Factory setting:  

30V span 

0 offset 

The offset (start point) and span of the control signal can be adjusted. The offset, Uo, can
be adjusted between 0 to 5 Vdc. The span, ∆U, can be adjusted between 2 to 30 Vdc.

Ys  

Mechanical positioning range (100% = angle of rotation 90°)

Yu  

Control signal

Uo  

Offset (start point)

∆U  

Span

NOTE: When the mechanical limitation of the angle of rotation and self-adaptive function are ON, 100% does 
not equal 90°.

1.  

Uo = 0V, ∆U = 2V: The minimum working range for Ys = 100%

2.  

Uo = 5V, ∆U = 30V: The maximum working range for Ys = 100%

3.  

Uo = 0V, ∆U = 30V: Factory setting

Figure 6. The Minimum and Maximum Control Signal Adjustment

Example:
Open the actuator from 0 to 50% (45°) using a control signal of:
 

 

Umin= 2V to Umax= 10 V.

Calculating the value of  ∆U:

∆U =

 =

 = 16 V

       100[%} (Umax-Umin)                          100 x (10-2)
Working angle of rotation in % 

              50

Uo = 2;  ∆U = 16 V 

Umin  = minimum control signal 
Umax = maximum control signal 

100

0

U (16 V)

Y

U

 (v)

Y

S

 (%)

2

18

10

U

min

U

max

50

U

o

Figure 7.  Example. 

A

B

-2,5 0  10 

20 

30 

70 

80 

90 92,5 

0  10 20 30 

70 80 

92,5 90 

80 

70 

60

20 10 

-2,5

90

0

Actuator scale: Clockwise 

 

Adjustment range for switches A and B: 

 

Setting interval: 5° 

 Switching 

hysteresis: 

2° 

 Actuator Scale: counterclockwise 

Dual Auxiliary Switch 

DC24-132-TA, 
DCM24-132-ZA 

To change the settings of A and B: 
NOTE: The scale is only valid when the actuator is in the "0" position on clockwise motion. 

  

• 

Use the adjustment tool provided with the actuator 
to turn the switch adjustment dials to the desired  signal setting.   

Factory setting: 
 Switch 

A 5° 

 Switch 

 

85° 

0

5

0 4

0

3

0

2

0

1

0

5

0

6

0

7

0 8

0

9

A

B

Aux Switch

Adjustment

Figure 8.  Dual Auxiliary Switch Dials. 

NOTE: Use the long arm of the "†" to point to the position of switch A. Use the 

narrower tab on the red ring to point to the position of switch B 

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