What to do if Fail Safe is active on Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner displays 'FAIL SAFE ACTIVE', it means the input signal (4-20 mA) is not available. Ensure that the input signal is present and correctly connected.
What to do if there is a Deviation Error in Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner shows a 'DEVIATION ERROR', it indicates an issue with the 4-20 mA input signal, pressure, or sensor feedback. You should recalibrate the device. If the problem continues after recalibration, further assistance is needed, so contact the manufacturer.
How to fix Position Out of Range on Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner displays 'POSITION OUT RANGE', it could be due to the device not being calibrated or a feedback sensor issue. Recalibrate the device. If the problem persists after recalibration, contact the manufacturer for further assistance.
What causes Insufficient Supply Pressure in Rotex Valve Positioners and how to fix it?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner displays 'INSUFFICIENT SUPPLY PRESSURE', it means there's an issue with the air pressure. Adjust the pneumatic pressure to the correct level.
How to resolve Over Supply Pressure in Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner displays 'OVER SUPPLY PRESSURE', it indicates an issue with the air pressure. Adjust the pneumatic pressure to the correct level.
Why is my Rotex Valve Positioners Device Inactive and how do I fix it?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner is showing 'DEVICE INACTIVE', it is likely in Manual mode. To switch to Auto mode, long-press the mode key.
What causes Deadband Out Range in Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner displays 'DEADBAND OUT RANGE', it typically indicates a device calibration-related error. You need to recalibrate the device. If the issue continues, check the linkage between the positioner and the actuator.
What to do if Pressure is out of range on Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner displays 'PRESSURE OUT RANGE', it indicates a pneumatic pressure-related error. You should adjust the pneumatic pressure.
Why is Temperature Out Range on my Rotex Valve Positioners?
If your Rotex Valve Positioner shows 'TEMPERATURE OUT RANGE', it means the ambient temperature is outside the operational range. If the ambient temperature is outside the range of -20° to 85°C, place the device within this temperature range. If the temperature is within this range, there may be an ambient sensor problem.
General| Brand | Rotex |
|---|---|
| Model | Posidapt Series |
| Category | Valve Positioners |
| Language | English |
Highlights the main functionalities and advantages of the Posidapt product, including its display and feedback systems.
Details the different models and variants within the Posidapt product series.
Provides critical safety warnings and guidelines for installing the positioner to ensure user and equipment protection.
Detailed instructions and required hardware for mounting the positioner onto a linear control valve.
Step-by-step guide and component list for attaching the positioner to a rotary actuator.
Instructions for mounting the positioner with a bearing assembly onto a rotary actuator.
Guide for installing the positioner with a bearing assembly onto a control valve.
Information on remote mounting capabilities, including kit availability and cable specifications.
Instructions for mounting the remote unit of the positioner onto a rotary actuator.
Guide for installing the remote unit of the positioner onto a control valve.
Describes orientations to avoid when mounting the ROTEX smart Positioner.
Illustrates the hierarchical organization of the device's menu system for navigation and parameter access.
Details the different display modes and information presented on the positioner's screen.
Explains various device parameters and their configuration via DTM and the on-device display.
Provides comprehensive details on parameters managed and configured using the Device Type Manager (DTM).
Lists common error and alert messages displayed by the device, along with their troubleshooting procedures.
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