Samson 5827, Mounting And Operating Instructions, Page: 46 / 92

8-4 EB 5827-2 EN
Operation
Risk of damage to the actuator by moving
the actuator stem too far.
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Only extend or retract the actuator stem
as far as the final travel value.
2. Use the Allen key to turn the actuating
shaft:
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Turn it counterclockwise only for a ver-
sion with fail-safe action "actuator stem
extends".
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Turn it clockwise only for a version with
fail-safe action "actuator stem retracts".
3. Turn the Allen key only as far as the final
travel value, which is at the point where
the torque switch is activated.
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Once the magnet has been released, the
spring mechanism pushes the actuator
stem back to the fail-safe position.
4. Remove Allen key and carefully replace
the front housing cover.
NOTICE !
8.4 Operation using memory
pen
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EB 6661
Specified degree of protection does not
apply when the housing cover is open.
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Ensure that no moisture or foreign parti-
cles can get into the actuator.
The memory pen can be loaded with data
configured in TROVIS-VIEW and the config -
uration data transferred to one or several
devices of the same type and version.
Additionally, the data from the device can
be written to the memory pen. This allows
the configuration data to be simply copied
from one device and loaded onto other de-
vices of the same type and version.
The data logging function also allows oper-
ating data to be recorded.
On inserting a memory pen that is empty or
that contains data from another type of de-
vice or another version of the same device
into the serial interface port of the actuator,
the data from the actuator are uploaded to
the memory pen regardless of the status of
the memory pen and any other data on the
memory pen will be overwritten.
NOTICE !
Note