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Actuator movement
The 7-segment display indicates the actuator position and
direction of rotation. The actuator position is displayed as %-value
from 0 up to 100%. The controller calculates the current %-value
from the track between both end positions. The left end position
complies with 100%, the right complies with 0%. If the actuator
rotates, a circumferential dash across both segments indicates the
rotation direction. The running direction of the dash corresponds
to the rotation direction of the pinion shaft at sight through the
actuator. Position and rotation direction are displayed in second change while the actuator is running.
Idle mode
If the actuator is not activated for 10 seconds, the display switches into idle mode and shortly indicates the %-value of the actuator
position every two seconds. The display exits idle mode as soon as a button is pushed or the actuator is driven.
9.3.2 Displays on the current output
Menus
Menus are only given in set-up operation in order to set parameters and values. The function of a menu item arises from an
abbreviation consisting of two letters (see 6.1), e.g.: end position left:
E . L
determine left end position (see 6.1)
Parameter values
The segment display is able to indicate values from 0 up to 100. The value 100 is displayed as a ring across both segments.
0 . 0 .
...
9 . 9 . ( . ) .
Fault message
The controller indicates faults while operation through permanent blinking of an error code. For details concerning the error codes
see chapter 13.1.
Actuator movements
The display indicates the actuator position and direction of rotation. The actuator position is displayed as %-value from 0 up to
100%. The electronics calculate the current %-value from the track between both end positions. The left end position complies with
100%, the right complies with 0%.
If the actuator rotates, a circumferential dash across both segments indicates the rotation direction. The running direction of the
dash corresponds to the rotation direction of the pinion shaft at sight through the actuator. Position and rotation direction are
displayed in second change while the actuator is running.
The end postions must be programmed prior to initial operation.
ADVICE
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