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MSP4 / MSP5 / MSP6

5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN
Phone: +81(6)6659-8201  Fax: +81(6)6659-8510  E-mail: [email protected]

EM-4854  Rev.15  P. 7 / 8

B) Sensitivity  (Deadband)

There may be a case where the motor operates in re-
sponse to an input signal change but does not stop and 
oscillates by frequently changing the rotation direction. 
Widen the deadband by turning DZ adjuster clockwise in 
such a case.
The deadband is factory-set to 1.5 %. 

C) Limit  Switches   

(for optional full-open and full-closed signals) *

Loosen the screws and adjust positions of the dogs. 

 

 

Each dog cannot be set at an intermediate position. 
Be sure to set the dog at the fully-open or closed-position.
See Figure 9.

Note:  Not available when the long-life potentiometer option 

(/P) is selected.

Limit Switches

Dog (full-opened position)

Screws

Dog (full-closed position)

Potentiometer

Figure 10.  Limit Switches

MAINTENANCE

For effective use and longer life of the MSP, regular checking appropriate for its operating conditions are recommended.   
Refer to the following table.

 

INSPECTION

ITEM

CHECKING POINT

HOW TO PROCEED

Stem operation

Apply input 0%, 50%, 100%, then back to 50%, 0%.
Check that the actuator operates and positions cor-
rectly at each input value.

Repair or calibrate the unit.

Abnormal sound

Check if abnormal sound is heard during operation.

Repair the unit.

Connector
Leadwire

Ensure that the connector is firmly connected.
Check for breakage of leadwires.
Ensure that the insulation coating is not broken or 
damaged.

Repair or replace the connector/leadwires.

Water or rust inside 
the housing

Check that there is no water or rust inside the hous-
ing.
Check that the gasket is not damaged.
Check that the cable connector is not loose.

Remove water, dry the housing and the parts inside.   
Replace rusted parts, if any.   
Replace the gasket, if damaged. 
Re-tighten the cable connector.

Screws

Check that screws and bolts are securely fastened.

Re-tighten them, if loose.

Lock nut

Check that the Lock nut is not loose.

Re-tighten the Lock nut if loose and calibrate the 
unit.

For repair or parts replacement, contact M-System or representatives.

 

LUBRICATION

There is no need of oiling the MSP in normal operating conditions.

 

REGULAR TEST RUNNING

If the valve is not frequently operated, run a test operation regularly (once a week, for example) to ensure that the actuator 
operates properly.

Summary of Contents for MSP4

Page 1: ...264V 47 66 Hz approx 25VA 24V AC rating 24V AC 10 47 66 Hz approx 25VA MSP6 24V DC 24V rating 10 approx 0 6A Built in power fuse 250V 1A rating time delay A rush current 1 5 times as high as the abov...

Page 2: ...SP stops supplying power to the motor and the status LED blinks at 0 5 sec intervals The protection can be reset by applying an input signal to move the output stem in the opposite direction or turnin...

Page 3: ...Packing Figure 2 1 MSP6 Component Identification OFF 1 2 3 4 ON PWR INP ALM DLY ZERO SPAN DZ SW1 Insulation Sheet Fuse Connector ZERO SPAN DZ DLY SW1 PWR INP ALM Zero Adjustment Span Adjustment Deadb...

Page 4: ...10 MSP5 3 50 10 20 MSP6 3 58 10 20 MSP6 4 78 20 40 MANUAL OPERATION FUNCTION for MSP4 MSP5 with AC power supply 1 Be sure to turn OFF the power voltage Operation with power voltage being applied may r...

Page 5: ...ing M Systems s yoke set model YSS for Japan sales only refer to Instruction Manual NM 4893 of the yoke set for the installation procedure MSPx Bolts M5 Position Indicator Yoke Lock Nut Output Stem Va...

Page 6: ...to stop turning as soon as they hit the stoppers ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE A Zero and Span Supply power voltage to the MSP and apply 0 100 input Turn Zero adjuster to adjust the lower end or fully extended...

Page 7: ...HOW TO PROCEED Stem operation Apply input 0 50 100 then back to 50 0 Check that the actuator operates and positions cor rectly at each input value Repair or calibrate the unit Abnormal sound Check if...

Page 8: ...supply Check the connector and connecting section Abnormal power voltage Check the power supply Fuse melted Replace the fuse ON ON Malfunction by noise Turn off the power supply and restart Low power...

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