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| Brand | AUMA |
|---|---|
| Model | SAR 10.2 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Essential requirements for safe handling of the product, including standards and personnel qualifications.
Defines the intended use of AUMA multi-turn actuators and lists prohibited applications.
Guidelines for using actuators in dust hazardous locations (ZONE 22) according to ATEX directive.
Explanation of safety-relevant signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and symbols.
Defines references and symbols used throughout the operation instructions for clarity.
Details and interpretation of the information on actuator and motor name plates.
Explanation of device type designation, order number, and serial number.
Information on actuator terminal plans and AUMA power classes for switchgear.
Details on control input signals and the function of the Data Matrix code.
A concise overview of AUMA multi-turn actuators and their control units.
Guidelines and safety instructions for the safe transport of actuators and controls.
Detailed weights for various actuator models and output drive types.
Recommendations for proper storage to prevent corrosion and damage.
Instructions on acceptable mounting positions for the actuators.
Overview and design details of output drive types A, B, and E for valve attachment.
Steps for correctly fitting the handwheel to the actuator's input shaft.
Procedure for mounting multi-turn actuators to valves or gearboxes.
Instructions for machining the stem nut for output drive type A, including drilling and threading.
Step-by-step guide for mounting the multi-turn actuator with output drive type A.
Procedure for mounting the multi-turn actuator with output drive type B to valve/gearbox.
Instructions for assembling the stem protection tube for rising valve stems.
Procedure for changing the mounting orientation of local controls for optimal accessibility.
Essential information and safety precautions for electrical connections.
Details on actuator control current consumption and maximum permissible protection.
Guidelines for customer connections, safety compliance, and cable selection.
Best practices for EMC-compliant cable installation and network cable recommendations.
Introduction to different AUMA electrical connection types, including SJ and SF versions.
Comprehensive guide to the SJ plug/socket connector, including its short description and technical data.
Procedure for opening the mains terminal compartment for the SJ connection type.
Detailed steps for making cable connections for the SJ electrical type, including wire stripping and grounding.
Procedure for closing the mains terminal compartment for the SJ connection type, ensuring enclosure protection.
Steps to open the fieldbus compartment and connect Industrial Ethernet cables.
Procedure for closing the fieldbus terminal compartment after Ethernet connection.
Details on the SF compact version for EtherNet/IP, including its description and technical data.
Procedure for opening the mains terminal compartment for the SF connection type.
Detailed steps for making cable connections for the SF electrical type, including wire stripping and grounding.
Procedure for closing the mains terminal compartment for the SF connection type, ensuring enclosure protection.
Instructions for connecting the Industrial Ethernet cable to the actuator.
Details and principle of mounting actuator controls on a wall bracket.
Description and application of the parking frame for storing disconnected plugs or covers.
Procedure for establishing an external earth connection for equipotential compensation.
Instructions for operating the actuator using the handwheel, including safety precautions.
How to operate the actuator locally using the push buttons on the actuator controls.
Procedure for operating the actuator remotely via a fieldbus interface.
Guide to navigating the actuator's menu system using the local control push buttons.
Explanation of the display's menu structure, groups, and navigation support.
Information on user levels, password entry, and password modification.
Step-by-step instructions for entering and changing user passwords.
Procedure for changing the language displayed on the actuator controls.
Information on LED tests, language selection, and startup menu during commissioning.
Explanation of the status bar and general display indications.
How valve position and torque are displayed, including units and bar graphs.
Display of operation commands (OPEN/CLOSE) and setpoint values.
Overview of status indications for warnings (S0005) according to AUMA classification.
Information on 'Not Ready REMOTE' (S0006) and 'Fault' (S0007) indications.
Details on NAMUR-based status indications: Out of Specification (S0008) and Function Check (S0009).
Information on 'Maintenance Required' (S0010) and 'Failure' (S0011) indications.
Explanation of the arrangement and meaning of indication lights on local controls.
Description of self-adjusting and indicator mark mechanical position indications.
Information on assigning and coding status signals from digital output contacts.
Details on analogue output signals for valve position and torque feedback.
Procedure for setting the type of valve seating (Limit or Torque).
Instructions for setting the torque switching limits for valve CLOSE and OPEN.
Procedure for setting the limit switches for actuator end positions.
Detailed steps for setting the CLOSED end position using manual operation.
Detailed steps for setting the OPEN end position using manual operation.
Procedure to verify the connection between the EtherNet/IP module and the computer.
Steps for configuring the EtherNet/IP module using the GW-7472 Utility software.
Procedure for checking the direction of rotation at the mechanical position indicator.
Procedure for checking rotational direction at the hollow shaft or stem if no indicator is present.
Procedure to verify the correct setting of limit switching for end positions.
Information on commissioning actuators with self-adjusting or indicator mark position indicators.
Procedures for opening and closing the actuator's switch compartment.
Steps to set the mechanical position indicator that self-adjusts upon initial operation.
Procedure for testing and setting the reduction gearing stage for correct turns/stroke.
Steps to set the mechanical position indicator using an indicator mark on the cover.
Procedure for testing and setting the reduction gearing stage when using an indicator mark.
Troubleshooting common faults encountered during the commissioning phase.
Explanation of fault and warning status indications shown on the display.
Guidance for addressing warnings and out-of-specification conditions.
Procedures for resolving common faults and failures indicated by the system.
Information on fuses within actuator controls and their replacement procedures.
Step-by-step guide for replacing fuses F1 and F2 in the actuator controls.
Procedure for testing and replacing fuses F3 and F4 in the power supply unit.
Explanation of motor thermal monitoring, protection tripping, and fault signals.
Actions required for safe device operation, including inspections and lubrication.
Details on checking mechanical parts during maintenance and lubrication intervals.
Information on the proper disposal and recycling of AUMA devices.
Detailed technical specifications for AUMA multi-turn actuators, including type of duty, motors, and insulation class.
Information on installation altitude, ambient temperature, humidity, enclosure protection, and environmental resistance.
Specifications for AUMA actuator controls, including power supply, current consumption, and switchgear.
Details on EtherNet/IP interface inputs, outputs, control voltage, and status signals.
Specifications for local controls, Bluetooth interface, application functions, and safety functions.
Details on monitoring functions, diagnostics, motor protection, electrical connections, and EtherNet/IP settings.
Comprehensive data on EtherNet/IP communication, topology, connection, functions, and commands.
Information on accessories like wall brackets, programming software, weight, and relevant EU directives.
Exploded view and part list for multi-turn actuators SA(V) 07.2 – SA(V) 16.2/SAR(V) 07.2 – SAR(V) 16.2.
Exploded view and part list for AC 01.2 actuator controls with SJ electrical connection.
Exploded view and part list for AC 01.2 actuator controls SF compact.
Official declarations regarding compliance with relevant EU directives for the product.
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