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Burkert Type 8635 User Manual

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O

PERATING AND

C

ONTROLLER

F

UNCTIONS

On commissioning the SIDE Control, execution of

X.TUNE is absolutely necessary.

The positioner determines the optimum settings for the valve used and the current
operating conditions (supply pressure).

If the supplementary function

X.CONTRL is present in the main menu during

execution of

X.TUNE, automatic determination of the positioner dead band

X.CO.DBND occurs additionally as a function of the frictional behaviour of the
actuator (see section

X.CONTRL).

The function

X.TUNE should be executed with the valve unpressurized or shut off,

since otherwise pressure variations in the valve may cause faulty adaptation of the
controller. The supply pressure (pneumatic auxiliary energy) should be set to the
value that will exist in later operation!

Proceed as follows:

➔ Switch on the voltage supply.

➔ Depress the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC key

for 5 seconds - switch to configuration level.

➔ Press the ARROW key

- scroll to menu item

X.TUNE.

➔ Depress the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC key

for 5 seconds - start of

X.TUNE.

➔ After completion of AUTOTUNE, press briefly the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC key

- store operating

conditions.

➔ Press the ARROW key

- scroll to menu item

END

➔Press briefly the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC key

- jump to mode

AUTOMATIC or MANUAL

ATTENTION!

Display message

Description

TUNE 5

Countdown from 5 to 0 to start

TUNE 4

AUTOTUNE

:
TUNE 0

¦

X.T INIT

Display of the

AUTOTUNE phase in progress

¦

X.T A1-P

at the moment (progress is indicated by a rotating

¦

X.T TOPN

bar to the left of the display)

¦

X.T TCLS

:
X.TUNE END

Flashing display

end of

AUTOTUNE

X.ERR X

Message on occurrence of an error
(to right of display: error number, see chapter
Maintenance and Error Elimination on the Controller)

NOTE

During execution of the

AUTOTUNE function, the valve moves autonomously from

its momentary position. For this reason, never execute

AUTOTUNE when a process

is running!