Burkert AirLINE 8652 User Manual

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Operating Instructions

Type 8652

AirLINE

Modular valve island for pneumatics

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 The Operating Instructions6
- Symbols6
- Definition of Terms7
2 Intended Use8
3 Basic Safety Instructions9
4 General Information11
- Contact Address11
- Warranty11
- Information on the Internet11
5 Product Description12
- Valve Island Design13
- External Safety-Related Shutdown of Valves16
6 Technical Data17
- Conformity17
- Standards17
- Operating Conditions17
- General Technical Data17
- Pneumatical Data17
- Electrical Data18
- Pneumatic Slide Valve Type 653419
- Circuit Function (CF)20
- Type Label Standard (Example)21
- Type Label Ul (Example)21
- Specifications Of Industrial Ethernet22
- Specifications Profibus Dpv124
- Specifications CC-Link24
7 Assembling the Valve Island in the Control Cabinet25
- Assembling on the Floor or Wall of the Control Cabinet with Airline Quick26
- Assembling on Standard Rail29
- Connecting the Functional Earth30
8 Electrical Connection31
- Electrical Connection Fieldbus Gateway31
- 24 V Supply Voltage for Pneumatic Valves35
- Electrical Connection Electronic Module with Digital Inputs (Option)36
- Electrical Connection Type 6534 Valves for Safety-Related Shut-Off, SIA Variant (Option)37
- Module-Based Safety Shutdown (Option)39
9 Pneumatic Connection41
- Assignment of the Pneumatic Connections41
10 Plc Compatibility44
- Compatibility Mode And Start-Up Files44
- Error Codes With Regard To Plc Compatibility44
11 Configuration with External Controller45
- Cabling Of Büs Networks45
- Start-Up Files And Description Of Process Data And Parameters45
- Bit-By-Bit Compilation Of The Inputs And Outputs46
12 Extended Functionalities47
- Extended Gateway Functionalities47
- Function Switching Time Monitoring47
13 Configuration with Web Server48
- Establishing A Connection To The Web Server48
- Logging Onto The Web Server49
- Passwords49
- Locate Device49
- Disabling Web Server Access With Bürkert Communicator49
- Information In The Web Server50
- Setting Options In The Web Server50
- Industrial Communication Of Web Server51
14 Configuration with Fieldbus Gateway52
- Operating The Fieldbus Gateway52
- Selecting The Protocol52
- Enter Profibus Address Or CC-Link Address53
- Setting Compatibility Mode53
- Valve Configuration53
- Configure Pressure Sensor(S)53
- Display: Contrast, Brightness, Installation Position, Language54
- Configuration Provider54
- Error Diagnostics54
- Rebooting The Valve Island54
- Factory Reset54
- Reset The Switching Cycle Counters55
- Replacing Devices (Config Clients)55
15 Menu Structure Fieldbus Gateway56
16 Display Elements of the Fieldbus Gateway58
- Leds For Displaying The Network Connection To The Industrial Ethernet58
17 Bürkert Communicator Basics60
- User Levels61
- Establishing A Connection Between The Device And The Bürkert Communicator62
18 Configuration with Bürkert Communicator63
- Base Valve Island Settings63
- Base Industrial Communicator Settings63
- Base Settings Canopen/Büs65
- Reset To Factory Settings65
- Restarting The Device65
- Using External Position Feedback Sensors65
- Start Switching Time Monitoring65
- Disabling Access To Web Server65
- Using Extension Modules (Em)66
19 Menu Structure Bürkert Communicator69
20 Start-Up74
- Safety Instructions74
- Starting Up Via Manual Override74
- Marking The Valve Slots75
21 Display Elements76
- Display Views76
22 Micro Sd Card78
23 MAINTENANCE, Troubleshooting80
- Safety Instructions80
- Replacing A Valve80
- Replace Filter For Auxiliary Pilot Air83
- Replacing The Fieldbus Gateway Me4385
- Troubleshooting86
- Error Messages On The Lc Display Of The Electronic Modules88
- Description Of The Error Codes89
24 Disassembly92
- Safety Instructions92
25 Accessories93
26 Packaging, TRANSPORT96
27 Storage96
28 Disposal96

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Questions and Answers:

J
John RoweSep 12, 2025
Why don't the valves switch on my Burkert Touch terminals?
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  Heather MorrowSep 12, 2025
  If the valves on your Burkert Touch terminals aren't switching, first, check the electrical connection and ensure the correct load voltage is supplied. Next, verify that the manual override is in the neutral position. Also, make sure there's sufficient pressure supply, checking upstream devices like pressure controllers and shut-off valves. For valves without auxiliary pilot air, ensure a minimum operating pressure of 3.0 bar, paying attention to the pilot pressure to medium pressure ratio. Confirm that the system is designed according to the hardware design. Ensure the channel is released for operation by changing the parameter setting using the Communicator. Lastly, for the SIA variant, check that the connection terminal with a bridge or connected cable is properly connected.
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Aaron AliSep 13, 2025
What to do if valves switching delayed on Burkert Touch terminals?
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  Amy HubbardSep 14, 2025
  If the valves on your Burkert Touch terminals are switching slowly or blowing off at the exhaust ports, ensure a sufficient pressure supply, checking also upstream devices. For valves without auxiliary pilot air, ensure a minimum operating pressure of 3.0 bar. If you are using 5/2-way valves (Circuit function H) and 2x3/2-way valves (Circuit function D, normally open), operate the valve island with an external pilot pressure supply. Pressurize the valve block before switching the valves. Use sufficiently sized sound absorbers or expansion tanks, or clean soiled sound absorbers. If the pilot valve is soiled, replace it. Clean the filter using compressed air or replace it if there are foreign particles.

Burkert AirLINE 8652 Specifications

General

Input Voltage	24 V DC
Number of valve positions	Up to 64
Media	Air, neutral gases
Communication Protocol	PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP
Operating Temperature	0 to +50 °C
Protection Class	IP65
Material	Stainless Steel