10
selector switch”. User can use this item to check the position of status selector switch.
Note: In this item, using status selector switch to “get back” does not work.
4.4.2 Position Of The Operator Knob: after choosing this item, on the right side there will be the position of
“Operator Knob”. User can use this to check the position of Operator Knob.
Note: In this item, using operator knob to “Down” or check up “Close” position, the LCD always
displays “Close” for one second and then turn into the next item.
4.4.3 Remote Open Signal Appear: After choosing this item, on the right side there will show if this signal appears.
In this case, user can know the status of this signal.
4.4.4 Remote Close Signal Appear: After choosing this item, on the right side there will show if this signal appears.
In this case, user can know the status of this signal.
4.4.5 Remote keep Signal Appear: After choosing this item, on the right side there will show if this signal appears.
In this case, user can know the status of this signal.
4.4.6 Remote Auto Signal Appear: After choosing this item, on the right side there will show if this signal appears.
In this case, user can know the status of this signal.
4.4.7 Remote ESD Signal Appear: After choosing this item, on the right side there will show if this signal appears.
In this case, user can know the status of this signal.
4.4.8 Position Control Current: After this item is chosen, on the right side there will show the control current value
which is collected by electric actuator. In this case, user can know the status of this signal.
4.5 Factory setting
Deadband: 1.5% ESD Control: Disable
Action On Signal Loss: Remain In Situ
Close Seating: Position
The Valve Close Direction: Closewise
Polarity For CPF.: 4mA=Fully Closed
Local Control Mode: Inching
Polarity For ACC.: 4mA=Fully Closed
Out1 (S1) Contact: Fully Open: Closure Two-Wire Control: Disable
Out2 (S2) Contact: Fully Closed: Closure
Two-Speed Timer Control: Disable
Out3 (S3) Contact: Over Torque Open: Closure
Brake Time: 0mS
Out4 (S4) Contact: Over Torque Close: Closure
The Basic/ Feedback Password: 0
Out5 (R) Contact: Red knob at remote: Closure
Advanced Password: 25
OUT6 (MONI)
Contact: Failure Alarm(including over-torque, excluding remote)
5.Alarm information
（
Refer to 4.2.3 OUT6 for alarm contact output status
）
5.1When alarm area displays “CPU Error”, “ROM Error”, “RAM Error” and “AD Error”
，
it means there is
something wrong with the actuator
，
which can be solved by reset or power-cutting. If it cannot get corrected in this
way, the main circuit board shall be changed.
5.2 When alarm area displays “CL. Over torque”/“OP. Over torque”, it means while valve is opening or closing and
torque value is out of the range of actuator’s permitted torque value, the actuator will stop working and signs which
indicate stop working in close/open direction will show up. This over-torque sign can be eliminated after actuator
works in open/close direction for a while or after power-on again.
5.3 When alarm area displays “Lost Phase”, it means that actuator judges power loss and actuator will stop
working.
5.4 When alarm area displays “Lost Analog”, it means 4
～
20mA input signal is lost
，
and actuator will function as
“Action on signal loss”.
5.5When alarm area displays “OP.& CL.SIG.ON”, it means that actuator receives Open and Close order from
remote control, so actuator will stop working.
5.6 When alarm area displays “Turn DIR. Error”, it means that actuator examines valve position is incorrect
（
maybe
an incorrect rotation direction or an incorrect absolute encoder
）
, the actuator will stop working.
5.7 When alarm area displays “POS. Error”, it means that valve position cannot be detected
（
maybe actuator is not
in electric mode
，
or maybe an incorrect absolute encoder
）
, the actuator will stop working.
5.8When alarm area displays “MOT. Over Thermal”, it means that motor’s temperature is too high and the actuator
