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User Manual RCx-B-xxxAx-8.09 

 

 

 

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Signal Loss and Calibration 

 

1.  In the event of a power loss, the 

battery fail-safe

 model will move to its designated fail-position. This 

position is programmed at the factory (based on user request) and cannot be changed in the field. 

 

IF YOU HAVE TO

 turn the actuator manually when its power is turned off, it will lose its 

position, and it will need to be re-zeroed (as described in sub-section 3). 
 

 
 

2.  The behavior on signal loss can be set as follows: 

 

Normal position of DIP 9: OFF 

With DIP 9 in the off position, the actuator will ignore the signal if it is lost (i.e.: if the signal falls below 
0.700 V or 2.80 mA) and simply remain in its current position. 

 

Predetermined signal loss position DIP 9: ON 

With DIP 9 in the on position, the actuator will move to a predetermined position when the signal is 
lost (i.e.: if the signal falls below 2.80 mA or 0.700 V). 

 

Setting of the predetermined signal loss position: 
a.- 

turn DIP 9 to the “off” position 

b.- 

re-zero the actuator by sending and holding an input signal between  
2.80 and 4.16 mA (0.700 and 1.04 V) wait until the device is re-zeroed, (i.e.: valve is closed) 

c.- 

by varying the input signal, move the actuator to the position that is going to be the 
predetermined signal loss position. 

d.-  

switch DIP 9 to the “on” position. The current actuator position will be saved as the default 
signal loss position. (The default signal position is an absolute actuator position. i.e.: not a 
signal value.) 

 
 

3. 

Re-zeroing the actuator and initiating calibration routine:

 

The actuator will re-zero when the input signal is between 2.80 and 4.16 mA (0.700 and 1.04 V). It 
will turn clockwise until the actuator has reached the fully closed position of the valve. 
 

If the valve is removed for any reason, the calibration routine must be initiated on the 
actuator manually. 

This is done by toggling DIP 12 (switch position, then back to the original 

position) while the actuator is powered. This will prevent damage to the valve. 

 
If you need to re-zero in the opposite direction

 (i.e.: for pressure regulators, which typically go to 

the “top” fully open position at 4 mA) change the setting of DIP 12 and cycle power. 
Remember to 

wait 2 minutes before restoring the power

, to allow the battery board to shut down 

after moving to the fail-safe position. 

 
 

4. 

Feedback calibration: 

[

RCx-AC-B-xxxAF model actuators only]

 

The current feedback will be calibrated from the factory. 

 
To re-calibrate the feedback:

 

a.- 

Turn off the actuator and 

wait 2 minutes

 to allow the battery board to shut down after 

moving to the fail-safe position. Then disconnect the feedback and input signals. If possible, 
remove the actuator from the valve. 

b.- 

Connect the feedback signal to the signal input. Also connect the power and signal grounds. 

c.- 

P

ower up the actuator with this “signal loop-back” setup. 

d.- 

Short SP1. It will automatically run a special routine to calibrate the feedback signal to the 
signal input. The whole process takes about 1.5 seconds. 

e.- 

turn off the power and reconnect the actuator as normal. 

Summary of Contents for RC Series

Page 1: ...Explosion Proof Actuators 2 Wiring for Non Explosion Proof actuators 4 Power Supply and Current Draw 4 Control Signal and Feedback 5 Operation 6 DIP switches 6 Controlling the Actuator 6 Changing the...

Page 2: ...ocation should be installed by qualified personnel in accordance with site and local requirements The actuator comes standard with a FNPT thread cable entry See p 14 for location of FNPT housing acces...

Page 3: ...d cable gland are installed connect the wires to the pins on the terminal block as indicated here Pin Function 6 Already Connected to battery board then transformer board serially Connect live wire to...

Page 4: ...moving the actuator draws approx 5 mA AC power is connected to the RED BLACK wires with crimp connectors WM18225 DN WM18230 ND 18 22 AWG Ground is connected on the panhead ground screw circled in yell...

Page 5: ...e actuator 4 20 mA output is internally supplying the signal current and can drive sufficient voltage for any sensing resistor of up to 250 ohms The potential of the external GND after the sensing res...

Page 6: ...IP 6 and 8 are on then the total turns of the actuator would be five 9 Signal loss See p 10 10 11 Seating Torque Set how much torque the actuator exerts on the valve lever during the calibration findi...

Page 7: ...0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 1 4 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 0 1 6 0 1 1 0 7 0 1 1 1 8 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 0 1 10 1 0 1 0 11 1 0 1 1 12 1 1 0 0 13 1 1 0 1 14 1 1 1 0 15 1 1 1 1 WARNING Be sure that the number of turns...

Page 8: ...double the power set by DIP 10 and DIP 11 up to 100 power This pull out function is always enabled Speed and Torque Details The maximum speed of the actuator can be set by using the first two positio...

Page 9: ...de torque values by 3 To convert in lbs to Nm divide by 9 RCH AC B xxxAx Actuators Speed Torque DIP 1 DIP 2 Time for 1 turn sec DIP 10 DIP 11 Seating Torque in lbs Operating torque is 100 OFF OFF 90 O...

Page 10: ...ition The default signal position is an absolute actuator position i e not a signal value 3 Re zeroing the actuator and initiating calibration routine The actuator will re zero when the input signal i...

Page 11: ...anually If the valve is moved with the manual override when its power is turned off it will lose its position and it will need to be re zeroed as described in the Signal Loss and Calibration section T...

Page 12: ...onths without power being applied The fail safe actuation can be performed for 30 cycles on the charge available in the battery During normal operation from totally discharged the batteries will take...

Page 13: ...x AC B BxxAx IECEX Standards Editions IEC 60079 0 2017 7th Edition IEC 60079 1 2014 7th Edition Serial number will be engraved on the lid CSA Standards Class I Div 1 Groups B C D T6 Class II Groups E...

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