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General| Brand | AUMA |
|---|---|
| Model | SA 07.1 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
General safety guidelines, standards, and directives for safe operation.
Requirements for actuators in dust hazardous locations (ZONE 22) according to ATEX directive.
Guidance on mounting the actuator to the valve or gearbox, with specific details for output drive types.
Provides essential safety warnings and guidelines for correct electrical connection by qualified personnel.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate cables and recommendations for Modbus wiring.
Instructions for connecting via the AUMA plug/socket connector, including cross-sections and special motor considerations.
Step-by-step guide for connecting cables, including wire preparation, PE connection, and sealing.
Steps to open/close the bus terminal compartment for connecting bus cables, ensuring ESD protection.
Details how to engage and disengage manual operation for setting, commissioning, or power failure scenarios.
Outlines requirements before motor operation and how to perform local operation using push buttons.
Explains how to use local control push buttons to navigate menus for settings and view indications.
Explains the status indications (S0/S6) shown on the display for operation modes and actuator status.
Describes the meaning of the indication lights (LEDs) on the local controls for displaying operation states.
How feedback signals via Modbus RTU can be read using function codes.
Describes binary signals from output contacts and analogue feedback signals for valve position.
Instructions for checking and editing limit and torque seating settings, with warnings about valve damage.
Guide to setting Modbus interface parameters like baud rate, parity, and slave address.
How to set torque switching heads for direction CLOSE and OPEN, with warnings about valve damage.
Explains how limit switching records travel and operates switches at preset positions.
Performing a test run after settings are made, focusing on direction of rotation and limit switching checks.
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