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Siemens
Actuators SAX.., SAY.., SAV.., SAL.. for valves
CE1P4040en
Building Technologies
Functions and control
2018-12-05
4.2
Modulating control
The modulating positioning
signal drives the actuator
steplessly. The positioning
signal range
(DC 0...10 V / DC 4...20 mA,
0...1000 Ω) corresponds in a
linear manner to the positioning
range (fully closed...fully open,
or 0…100% stroke).
The actuator is driven via
connection terminal Y or forced
control Z (page 66). The
required stroke / rotation is
transferred to the valve’s stem /
spindle.
1
Calibration slot
2
LED (2 colors)
3
DIL switches
Changeover of characteristic
Positioning signal
4
Function module
5
A/D conversion
6
Power supply
7
Control
functions
Identification of seat
Position control
Motor control
Detection of foreign bodies
Calibration
Forced control
Characteristics function
Manual adjustment
8
Brushless DC motor
9
Gear train
Manual adjuster
Positioning
signal
Stroke actuator
Rotary actuator
Control
path valve
A
à
AB
Bypass
valve
B
à
AB
Signal Y, Z
increasing
Actuator’s stem
extends
Actuator’s spindle turns in
clockwise direction
Opening
Closing
Signal Y, Z
decreasing
Actuator’s stem
retracts
Actuator’s spindle turns in
counterclockwise direction
Closing
Opening
Signal Y, Z
constant
Actuator’s stem
maintains the position
Actuator’s spindle
maintains the position
Maintains the position
·
If function module AZX61.1 is used, observe the information given in chapter
"Changeover of acting direction" (page 59).
·
Observe the information given in chapter "Acting direction and flow
Notes