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K500 Auto Hydroheater 3.5 Rev: 8-2016
© Hydro-Thermal Corp., 2014. All rights reserved
Hydroheater, Solaris, Jetcooker, EZ Heater and K5 Autopilot are trademarks of Hydro-Thermal Corp, and are protected under
U.S. and Canadian patents.
11. Select setup wizard (1).
12. Select Follow prompts to select out of service, (1 safe mode).
13. Select travel control, enter.
14. Select psi value on the tag, enter.
15. Enter value 5 psi over max value on actuator tag, enter.
16. Select Fischer enter/OK.
17. Select - 667 Type/model, enter.
18. Select size on actuator tag enter.
19. Select Yes if the heater has a volume booster or No if there is not a
volume booster, enter.
20. Select send, 1/enter (configuration being sent).
21. Select factory defaults yes, enter.
22. Run auto travel calibrate OK, yes.
23. Cross over adjust, select manual, enter.
24. Next (0 - 100% seeking high drive stop, then 100% - 0% seeking lo drive
stop, then 0 50% while adjusting output bias is occurring.
Note - During the bias setting portion, the 475 HART Communicator can
lockup in an endless loop. The only way out is to turn off the Milliamp
generator and start over. However, if there is a volume booster, unscrew the
screw another ½ turn or so when that screen comes up. If there is not a
volume booster, tweak the air a couple psi when that screen comes up. These
are the only two things that are proven to work to get past a lockup scenario.
25. Crossover adjustment source, select analog, 1/enter.
26. Adjust the current source until feedback arm is at crossover point (verify 12
mA on generator), enter. (12mA should put feedback arm at crossover point.
Feedback arm should be perpendicular to the actuator stem at cross over
point. Cross over point is when the pin in the feedback arm changes the
direction it is moving, usually mid travel 50%).
27. Seeking hi and lo drive stops

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