Burkert Type 8695 - Manual (Page 21)

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Electricalinstallation/displayelements
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Unscrew the transparent cap in a counter-clockwise direction.
Body casing
Connection housing
Actuator
Transparent cap
Fig. 17: Open control head
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Set the DIP switches according to the following tables.
settings of the devicenet address
MAC ID – Medium Access Control Identifier:
[DIP 1=off=0 / DIP 1=on=1 /
MAC ID=DIP 1*2
0 +DIP 2*2 1 +...+DIP 6*2 5 ]
dip 1
[20=1] dip 2
[21=2] dip 3
[22=4] dip 4
[23=8] dip 5
[24=16] dip 6
[25=32]
mac id
off off off off off off 0
on off off off off off 1
off on off off off off 2
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
off on on on on on 62
on on on on on on 63
Tab. 9: Settings of the DeviceNet address
setting the baudrate
Adjusting the control head to the baudrate of the network.
dip 7 dip 8 Baudrate
off off 125 kBaud
on off 250 kBaud
off on 500 kBaud
on on not permitted
Tab. 10: Setting the baudrate
note!
damage or malfunction due to penetration of dirt and humidity.
▶ To observe protection class IP65 / IP67, screw the transparent
cap in all the way.
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Close the device (assembly tool: 674078 4) ).
If the settings are changed by actuating the DIP switches,
this change will not take effect until the device is restarted.
The teach function can now be used to automatically determine
and read in the end positions of the valve (description of the teach
function see chapter “10 Teach function”).
For the bus variant DeviceNet, the teach function can also
be started via the bus protocol.
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The assembly tool (674078) is available from your Bürkert sales office.
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Type 8695