Danfoss AME 85 QM, Supply voltage Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Danfoss
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Danfoss AME 85 QM, Supply voltage
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Safety Note
To avoid injury of persons and damage to the device, it is absolutely necessary to read and observe these instructions carefully. Necessary assembly, start-up, and maintenance work must be performed by qualified and authorized personnel only. Please comply with the instructions of the system manufacturer or system operator. Do not remove the cover before the power supply is fully switched off.
Mounting ❶
- Fix the AME 85, AME 86 on the valve ①.
- Admissible Installation Positions ②.
Manual override ➋
The manual override is applied by rotating the 8 mm Allen key (not supplied) to the required position. Observe the direction of rotation symbol.
Wiring ❸
Do not touch anything on the PCB! Switch off the power line before wire the actuator! Lethal voltage! Wire the actuator according to the wiring diagram.
Control signal
The control signal from the controller must be connected to terminals Y (input
signal) and SN (common) on the AME printed board.
Output signal
The output signal from terminal X can be used for indication of the current
position. Range depends on the DIP switch settings.
Supply voltage
Supply voltage (24V~ -15 to +10 %, 50 Hz) must be connected to the terminals
SN and SP.
DIP switch settings
Factory settings:
ALL switches are on OFF position! ① Note: All combinations of DIP switches
are allowed. All functions that are selected are added consecutively. There is
only one logic override of functionality i.e. the switch No.6 Proportional /3
point, which sets the actuator to ignore the control signal and works as a
“simple” 3-point actuator.
SW1: U/I ②
Factory setting:
Voltage control signal (0-10 V).
SW2: 2-10 V/0-10 V ③
The factory setting is:
2-10 V.
SW3: Direct/Inverse ④ The factory setting is:
DIRECT
SW4: —/Sequential ⑤ Two actuators can be set to work parallel with one
control signal. If the SEQUENTIAL is set than an actuator responds to split
control signal (see 0(2)-5(6) V/5(6)-10 V).
Note: This combination works in combination with switch No.5:
0(2)-5(6)V/5(6)-10 V
SW5: 0(2)-5(6) V/5(6)-10 V ⑥ Note: This function is available if switch
No.4: —/Sequential is set.
SW6: Proportional/3 point ⑦
When DIP 6 is OFF:
actuator needs to perform self-stroking prior to changing DIP 6 to ON. Output
signal depends on DIP 2, and 3&5 settings. The actuator can operate in
modulating (DIP 6 to of) or in “simple” 3-point mode, if the 3-point function
is selected (DIP 6 to ON). Connect power supply on terminals SN and SP
terminals. DIP 6 factory setting is OFF for modulating operation. Actuator’s
stem will run to its totally extended or retracted position by bridging SN
signal to terminals 1 or 3 and will remain in this position as long as
potential is present. Set DIP 6 to ON for the operating actuator in 3-point
mode. Look carefully wiring diagram as wiring is different for controllers
with triac output (ECL) in comparison to controllers with relay output.
Note: If 3 point function is selected actuator does not respond to any
control signal on port Y. It only rises and lowers the spindle if power is
supplied on port 1 or 3.
SW7: LOG. flow/LIN. flow ⑧ The factory setting is:
LOG. Flow (characteristic of the valve is unchanged)
Note: If this function is used in combination with non-logarithmic valves the
characteristic of motorized valve will be anti-logarithm of valve’s
characteristic (e.g. valve with linear characteristic will be transformed to
quick open characteristic).
SW8: 100 % KVS/RED. KVS ⑨ Note: This function works properly only with
logarithmic (equal percentage) valves.
SW9: Reset ⑩
After the actuator has been connected to power supply, the actuator will start
the self-adjustment procedure. The indicator LED flashes until self-adjustment
is finished. The duration depends on the spindle travel and will normally last
a few minutes. The stroke length of the valve is stored in the memory after
self-adjustment has been completed. To restart self adjustment, change the
position of RESET switch (switch No.9). If the supply voltage is switched off
or falls below 80 % in more than 0,1 s, the current valve position will be
stored in the memory and all data remain saved in the memory also after a
power supply cut-out.
Function test
The indicator light shows whether the positioner is in operation or not.
Moreover, the indicator shows the control status and faults.
Constant light
- normal operation
No light
- no operation or no power supply
Intermittent light (1 Hz)
self adjusting-mode
Intermittent light (3 Hz):
- power supply too low
- insufficient valve stroke (<20 s)
- end-position cannot be reached.
Dimensions
| Part Name | Hazardous Substances Table |
|---|---|
| Lead (Pb) | Mercury (Hg) |
| Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) | Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) |
| Guides | X |
| Position indicators | X |
| Gears | X |
| Bushings | X |
O: Indicates that this hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous
material for this part is below the limit requirement in GB/T 26572;
X: Indicates that this hazardous substance contained in at least one of the
homogeneous material for this part is above the limit requirement in GB/T
26572;
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