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503543-001
1
General installation and maintenance instructions
Valves with Positioner
D
- Series Aseptic
2
1
P
(2)
(1)
3
P
(2)
(1)
2
1
GB
DESCRIPTION (Figs. 1 and 2)
The valves are equipped with different types of operators
depending on the version used.
A Positioner
D
positioning unit made of PA (polyamide) 6/6
GF 30% (glass fibre reinforced) equipped with a metal ca-
ble gland for cable dia. 4,5 - 9 mm is standard fitted on the
valves. It includes a linear potentiometer, a processor and
two pilot valves.
- Single loop control
- Double loop control for positioner with directly connected
external sensor.
APC software for modification of control parameters is available
for download at: www.asconumatics.eu. The APC software is
required for double loop control.
The Positioner
D
with double-loop control is delivered ex works
with factory settings (positioner). The device must be mounted
on the aseptic valve and initialised with these factory settings.
The APC software can be used to set the Positioner
D
to double-
loop control in the Custom Parameters only after initialisation.
Initialisation may only be performed with the factory settings.
The proportional valve is factory-adjusted. The Positioner
D
is equipped with an electronic “shut off” system to exhaust
the pilot chamber at 0 setpoint to ensure that the valves are
tight when closed.
P
p
21
0-10 V
4-20 mA
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
OPERATION (Figs. 1 and 2)
NC – Normally closed: The valve is closed when no pilot pres-
sure is supplied by the positioner to the actuator.
The valve opens when the positioner supplies a pilot pressure.
In the auto-adjust phase, adapt the pilot pressures according
to the actuator:
2 to 3 for an actuator with very low pilot pressure (1,5 b)
3 to 5 bar for an actuator with low pilot pressure (2,5 b)
5 to 7 bar for an actuator with high pilot pressure (4 b)
On loss of power the valve returns to the fail close position
or the disc position is maintained.
INSTALLATION AND PUTTING INTO SERVICE (Fig. 3)
The device is supplied factory installed and adjusted.
The final installation consists of connecting the electrical and
pneumatic supply; the device is then ready for operation in
accordance with the setpoint values.
The green LED 3 lights up when power is ON.
The bottom LED 4 (orange) lights up when the valve is fully closed.
The top LED 1 (yellow) lights up when the valve is fully open.
A rapidly flashing red LED 2 indicates a device malfunction,
see “Error Definitions” on last page.
Description
ERROR No.
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 4
OPEN
ERROR
POWER
CLOSED
Hold position
Valve OPEN
Valve CLOSED
Valve moves to open
Valve moves to close
Positioner in initialisation mode
Positioner in manual mode
Setpoint > 20,5 mA / 10,25 V
1
Setpoint < 3,5 mA
2
Positioner not initialised
3
Component error
4
LED on
LED off
LED slow flashing
LED quick flashing
Fig. 3
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION (Fig. 4)
All electrical connections must be made by trained and
qualified personnel only and be in accordance with your local
regulations and standards.
In order to ensure EMC protection, the device must be con-
nected to earth with a shielded cable. On the device side,
the shield must be connected via the metal cable gland and/
or via a shielded connector (M12). On the control side, the
cable shield must have a low-impedance connection to earth.
1) Connection by cable and cable gland
CAUTION:
• Beforestartinganywork,turnofftheelectricalcurrent
and shut off the air supply to power off the components.
Unscrew and remove the cover.
Connect the terminal block (fig 4, no. 1) as indicated below.
Supply voltage 24 V DC.
• Pin1:+24VDCsupply
• Pin2:GNDsupply
• Pin3:Setpoint(0-10Vor4-20mA)
• Pin4:GNDsetpoint
• Pin5:Externalsensorinput(doubleloopoption)
• Pin6:Discpositionfeedback
• Pin7:24VON/OFFoutput(discposition=setpoint)
Fig. 4
503543-001 / A
Availability, design and specifications are subject to change without notice. All rights reserved.
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Asco Aseptic Positioner D Series Specifications

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BrandAsco
ModelAseptic Positioner D Series
CategoryControl Unit
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Product Description and Operation

Description of the Positioner Unit

Details the components and control types of the positioner unit, including single loop and double loop.

Normal and Fail-Safe Operation Modes

Explains how the valve operates under normal conditions and when power is lost.

Installation and Electrical Connection

Initial Installation and Indicator Lights

Covers the initial setup, power indicators (LEDs), and malfunction warnings.

Electrical Connection via Cable Gland

Provides detailed instructions and pin assignments for connecting via a cable gland.

Advanced Connections and Operation

M12 Connector Electrical Wiring

Details the pin configurations for single and double loop connections using M12 connectors.

Positioner Unit Characteristics and Startup

Lists technical specifications and requirements for putting the positioner unit into operation.

Manual Valve Control Procedure

Step-by-step guide for manually opening and closing the valve and exiting manual mode.

Positioner Unit Replacement and Setup

Positioner Unit Removal Process

Instructions for safely disconnecting and removing the existing positioner unit.

New Unit Preparation and Mounting

Guides for preparing a new unit, mounting it onto the valve, and making connections.

New Unit Adjustment and Initialization

Details on applying power, initiating the adjustment cycle, and finalizing the setup.

Safety and Maintenance

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions

Advises on handling sensitive electronic components to prevent damage from static discharge.

General Maintenance Safety

Outlines safety procedures before performing maintenance or putting the device into operation.

Troubleshooting Error Codes

Error Code Definitions and Causes

Lists error codes, their causes, effects, and clearance procedures in multiple languages.

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