AMETEK 1986XPJ Explosion Proof Resolver - Manual (Page 50)

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955
Cylinder Magnet Polarity
S = South Pole facing LDT - Typical
N = North Pole facing LDT
Note: It is important to identify the
polarity of the magnet installed in the
cylinder. Most Pneumatic cylinder
manufactures typically install the
magnet with the South Pole facing
out, but we have experienced both
North and South Pole magnets.
955CD
955CD
Digital
955CD BRIK Gen III
Part Numbering
0120 CP S
S
Output
CP Control Pulse
RS RS422 Start/Stop Pulse
X
Options
X No options
E
Wet environment, electronics
sealed to IP68 rating
Wiring Diagram
Connector View
955CD 0120 VP
Output
VP Variable Pulse
X
Options
X No options
E
Wet environment,
electronics sealed to IP68
rating
001
Number of Recirculations
001 (Standard) to 127
E
Interrogation Mode
I Internal Interrogation
E External Interrogation
Stroke Length
Insert stroke to 0.1” as a four-place number, enter 12.0”
stroke as 0120.
OR
Insert stroke in millimeters to 1mm. Enter as a four-place
number followed by ‘M’. Example: 305mm stroke entered
as 0305M.
Item Part Number
Top Mounting Foot (2 min. required) SD0522000
End Mounting Feet- Set includes 2 pieces SD0530600
Side Mounting Feet - Set includes 4 pieces SD0559200
6 Ft., 6 Pin Cable 949021L6
12 Ft., 6 Pin Cable 949021L12
6 Ft., 6 Pin Cable; Right Angle Connector 949022L6
12 Ft., 6 Pin Cable; Right Angle Connector 949022L12
For non-standard lengths, consult factory.
Accessories for 955CD
Stroke Length
Insert stroke to 0.1” as a four-place
number, enter 12.0” stroke as 0120.
OR
Insert stroke in millimeters to 1mm.
Enter as a four-place number
followed by ‘M’. Example: 305mm
stroke entered as 0305M.
Cylinder Magnet Polarity
S = South Pole facing LDT - Typical
N = North Pole facing LDT
Note: It is important to identify the
polarity of the magnet installed in the
cylinder. Most Pneumatic cylinder
manufactures typically install the
magnet with the South Pole facing
out, but we have experienced both
North and South Pole magnets.