Emerson Bettis SCE300 - Configuration of the SCE300 Via PDA; PC and A Manager Software; Hardware Configuration for Monitor Relay

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Installation and Maintenance Instructions
MAN-02-04-99-0712-EN Rev. 1
February 2020
Actuator Configuration
Section 6: Actuator Configuration
6.3 Configuration of the SCE300 via PDA / PC and
‘A Manager’ Software
If one of the optional modules OM1, OM9, or OM11 is installed on the SCE300 and this card
features a Bluetooth interface, the actuator conguration can be performed by means of the
‘A Manager’ software installed on the PDA or PC.
Only the Blinker / Local Selector relay and heater cannot be congured via the ‘A Manager’
software. The relevant Instruction and Operating Manual comes with the ‘A Manager’ software.
CAUTION
Emerson will not be held responsible - directly or indirectly - for any damage or injuries
caused by the misuse of external devices used for control or conguration of the actuator.
6.4 Hardware Configuration for Monitor Relay
The Monitor Relay indicates the following potential issues:
• Loss of power
• Stop by Torque out of limits
• Direction failure
• High Temperature
• Position sensor failure
• Local control panel with selector in local position
• Jammed Valve
• Hardware malfunction
• Alarm on the local control panel (if present)
• Stroke failure
• Missing input 4-20 mA (if OM1 optional module present)
• AManager local control (if Bluetooth is present)
Ensure that the power supply is off before attempting to congure the Monitor Relay.
The Monitor Relay contacts can be set as CLOSED or OPEN by changing the soldering of
JUMPER J31 on logic board. By default pins 2 and 3 are soldered together, and the Monitor
Relay contact operates as follows:
— contact CLOSED in normal condition while the relay is energized, and
OPEN in case of malfunction (relay is de-energized).
By special request: if a contact must be OPEN under normal conditions and CLOSED when a
malfunction occurs, contact JUMPER J31 must be modied by soldering pins 1 and 2 together.
WARNING
Before performing service or maintenance operations (unless otherwise indicated), ensure
that power is turned off to the unit to avoid injury or damage to equipment.