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General| Brand | AUMA |
|---|---|
| Model | SAR 14.6 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Ensures end users and contractors meet all legal requirements for installation and operation.
Specifies requirements for actuators used in dust hazardous locations (Zone 22) under ATEX directive.
Explains signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and their associated hazard levels.
Describes the information found on actuator, controls, and motor name plates for identification.
Provides instructions and safety precautions for transporting actuators and controls, including lifting guidance.
Details proper storage conditions to prevent corrosion and damage, especially in humid environments.
Provides an overview of different output drive types (A, B, E) used for valve attachments.
Details the process of mounting multi-turn actuators to valves or gearboxes for secure operation.
Provides essential safety and procedural information before starting electrical connections.
Details the SJ plug-in electrical connection with screw-type terminals for power and control contacts.
Explains the SF version's plug-in connection for motors and controls, including network cables.
Explains how to use the handwheel for manual valve operation, including safety precautions.
Outlines requirements before starting motor operation, focusing on basic settings and test runs.
Describes how to operate the actuator locally using the control unit's push buttons.
Explains LED indications during startup, self-test, and language selection for initial checks.
Details the status bar, navigation support, and various display indications for operation status.
Describes display feedback for valve position and torque, including symbols and units.
Explains how output contacts provide status signals as binary outputs, detailing assignment and coding.
Covers analogue output signals for valve position and torque feedback, specifying signal types.
Guides setting the type of seating (limit or torque) for end positions to match valve requirements.
Details the procedure for setting torque switching limits for valve protection.
Details how to configure the EtherNet/IP module using the GW-7472 Utility software.
Outlines performing a test run after all settings are complete, focusing on rotation direction checks.
Explains how the self-adjusting mechanical position indicator works and its setup.
Provides instructions for setting the mechanical position indicator, including moving the discs.
Lists common faults encountered during commissioning and their remedies, such as reduction gearing issues.
Explains fault indications (red display) and warnings (white display) and how they appear.
Outlines preventive maintenance tasks required annually, including visual inspection and lubrication.
Lists standard and optional features and technical specifications for multi-turn actuators.
Provides an exploded view and part numbers for spare parts of multi-turn actuators.
