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80-0042-00, Rev. 06.9
START‑UP INSTRUCTIONS
After wiring and mounting, the actuator is
ready to be tested for proper operation.
Turn on the power supply.
For Options 3 & 5
, turn on the actuator 120 V
ac control signal and observe that the output shaft
travels through its desired stroke and moves in the
proper direction. If the direction of travel is wrong,
check the wiring connections and verify that the
control signal is correct at the drive. If the wiring
and signal are correct, then reverse the direction
of shaft travel. See page 15 for instructions.
For Option 7
, set the Auto-Manual switch (S2)
to Manual. Using the Handswitch (S1), run the
actuator through its full stroke, first extend then
retract (for location of switches S1 and S2, see
Figure 7, page 19). Observe that the output shaft
travels through its desired stroke. Note that the
“F” (extend) and “R” (retract) LEDs on the control
board light to indicate the direction of travel of the
output shaft. The LEDs remain lit when the unit is
stopped by the travel limit switches.
Set the Auto-Manual switch to Auto mode and
operate the actuator by varying the control signal.
Check that the output shaft travels in the proper
direction for a change in control signal. If it does
not, first check the wiring connections and verify
that the control signal is correct at the drive. If
the wiring and signal are correct, then reverse the
direction of travel. See page 15 for instructions.
Note that the “F” (extend) and “R” (retract) LEDs
light to indicate the direction the actuator output
shaft is moving and are not lit when the shaft stops
and the input and feedback signals are in balance.
When satisfied that the actuator travel is
correct with reference to the input signals, the unit
is ready to be placed in operation.
