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ACTUATOR TRAVEL
UP OR DOWN
REFER TO TABLES
ABOVE FOR
CONDITIONS
ACTUATOR TRAVEL
UP OR DOWN
TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
HIGH ALARM SETPOINT (TRIPS ON)
CONTACT
CLOSED
CONTACT
CLOSED
CONTACT
OPEN
DESIRED
DEADBAND
0−10% FULL SPAN
DESIRED
DEADBAND
(TRIPS OFF)
(TRIPS OFF)
LOW ALARM SETPOINT (TRIPS ON)
0−10% FULL SPAN
HIGH
ALARM
RANGE
LOW
ALARM
RANGE
1
NOTES:
WHEN USING THE COMMON (C) AND THE
NORMALLY CLOSED (NC) TERMINAL
CONNECTIONS, THE CONTACTS WILL BE CLOSED
WHEN THE RELAY COIL IS DE-ENERGIZED.
A3787 / IL
4200 Series Transmitters
Instruction Manual
Form 5596
July 2005
15
FOR ROTARY ACTUATORS
Type
Transmitter
Action
Actuator Style
Actuator Stem
Travel
Input Potentiometer
Rotation
(1)
Transmitter
Current Output,
Milliampere
Set Position Switch
A,D
Down CW 20 Hi
Direct
A,D
Up CCW 4 Lo
Direct
B,C
Up CW 20 Hi
4210
B,C
Down CCW 4 Lo
4210
A,D
Up CCW 20 Hi
Reverse
A,D
Down CW 4 Lo
Reverse
B,C
Down CCW 20 Hi
B,C
Up CW 4 Lo
A,D
Down CW Hi
Direct
A,D
Up CCW
N/A
Lo
4212
Direct
B,C
Up CW
N/A
Hi
4212
B,C
Down CCW Lo
Reverse Not available for position switches without transmitter
A,D
Down CW 20 Hi
Direct
A,D
Up CCW 4 Lo
Direct
B,C
Up CW 20 Hi
4215
B,C
Down CCW 4 Lo
4215
A,D
Down CS 4 Hi
Reverse
A,D
Up CCW 20 Lo
Reverse
B,C
Up CW 4 Hi
B,C
Down CCW 20 Lo
4211 Not required for transmitter without position switches
FOR SLIDING STEM ACTUATORS
Direct
− − −
Down CW 20 Hi
4210
Direct
− − −
Up CCW 4 Lo
4210
4220
Reverse
− − −
Up CCW 20 Hi
4220
Reverse
− − −
Down CW 4 Lo
4212
Direct
− − −
Down CW N/A Hi
4212
4222
Direct
− − −
Up CCW N/A Lo
4222
Reverse Not available for position switches without transmitter
Direct
− − −
Down CW 20 Hi
4215
Direct
− − −
Up CCW 4 Lo
4215
Reverse
− − −
Down CW 20 Hi
Reverse
− − −
Up CCW 4 Lo
4211,4221 Not required for transmitter without position switches
1. Viewed from the potentiometer shaft end.
Figure 7. Transmitter and Position Switch Conditions

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