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General| Brand | Flowserve |
|---|---|
| Model | PMV D3 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step guide for installing the PMV D3 digital positioner.
Instructions for using the PMV D3 digital positioner's functions.
Procedures for keeping the positioner in good working order.
Recommended conditions for storing the unit inside.
Procedures for storing the unit outside or for extended durations.
Precautions for storing the unit in warm, humid environments.
Features of the general purpose version of the positioner.
Features of the explosion-proof version of the positioner.
Features of the intrinsically safe version for hazardous areas.
Critical specifications for the compressed air supply.
Procedures for physically mounting the positioner onto the actuator.
Details on air and electrical connection ports.
Instructions for reconfiguring the positioner for different actuator types.
How direct function works for single acting actuators.
How direct function works for double acting actuators.
Explanation of the Fail Freeze safety feature.
Wiring details for the 12-terminal PMV D3 unit.
Instructions for connecting an external remote unit.
Wiring for the explosion-proof PMV D3 Ex model.
Wiring for the Profibus DP version of the PMV D3 Ex.
Examples of identification labels for general and intrinsically safe housings.
Examples of identification labels for the explosion-proof housing.
Using the buttons and display for control.
Status indicating the positioner is not following the input signal.
Status indicating manual control mode for adjustments.
Navigating between Basic and Full menus.
Process for modifying parameter settings.
Visual representation of the menu navigation structure.
Initial setup and automatic calibration process.
Troubleshooting common errors during calibration.
Setpoint parameter details.
Readback parameter details.
Interpretation of status bytes for communication.
Details on the Transducer Block for unit specific data.
Explanation of the Analogue Output Block for setpoint transfer.
Details on auto-tuning and end position calibration.
Resetting to factory default values.
Displaying current position.
Accessing various statistical data.
Displaying tripped alarms.
Setting the positioner to automatic mode.
Setting the positioner to manual mode.
Selecting the positioner's operational status.
Status indicating the positioner is operational.
Settings for actuator type, size, and timeout.
Configuration of direct or reverse function.
Setting the current range for 0% and 100% movement.
Setting passcodes for menu access and protection.
HART communication parameters and settings.
Profibus PA/DP communication settings and status.
Tuning PID controller parameters.
Compensating airflow for single-acting actuators.
Settings for deviation alarms.
Configuration for first alarm limit and hysteresis.
Temperature alarm settings.
Behavior of the valve during alarm conditions.
Advanced calibration procedures.
Configuration menu for various settings.
Menu for performance tuning parameters.
Menu for configuring alarm thresholds and actions.
Steps for taking apart the PMV D3 positioner.
Detailed instructions for cover removal.
Procedures for handling and replacing circuit boards.
Information and handling of the valve block component.
Details on mounting an optional silencer.
Calibration and replacement of the potentiometer.
Description of transmitter boards for feedback.
Steps for installing the transmitter board.
Steps for installing the transmitter board.
Continued details on feedback options and calibration.
Step-by-step calibration for the 4-20 mA transmitter.
Troubleshooting when input signal changes don't affect position.
Diagnosing and fixing inaccurate control issues.
Addressing slow or unstable regulation problems.
Technical specifications for mechanical switches.
Technical specifications for NAMUR sensors.
Technical specifications for the 4-20 mA transmitter.
Dimensions of the unit with an optional gauge block.
Dimensions of the explosion-proof version.
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