Receipt Inspection & Handling
Upon receipt, ensure the packaging is intact and the product is not damaged.
Use care when handling the product. Avoid inadvertent contamination of the ports
Observe common electro-static discharge (ESD) procedures when configuring the command signal DIP
switches.
Non-conductive tools are recommended, such as those with polymer or carbon-fiber type shafts.
Installation and Removal
(Do not leave the command signal floating. A command signal must be present whenever power is applied to the
valve. The factory default command signal range is 0…10 Vdc. Make sure to apply a 5 Vdc command signal when
power is applied to hold the valve in the closed position)
Install the M2d as follows:
Verify the desired command signal input
o(see following section: Configuration of Command Signal via DIP Switch Settings)
Install the M2d using the two (2) mounting holes provided.
Connect all signal and power connections to the appropriate connectors on the M2d.
Connect the M2d to the target apparatus pneumatically and ensure that the apparatus and the surrounding
area are safe for operation.
Connect the M2d to the pneumatic supply (see filtration requirements in Product Specifications)
Configure and tune the master controller as required for specific application.
Remove the M2d as follows:
Ensure the target apparatus is in a safe state.
Disconnect the pneumatic supply from the M2d
Remove the pneumatic connections between the M2d and the target apparatus
Disconnect all signal connections from the M2d
Remove the two (2) mounting screws.
Package the Device Controller in appropriate packaging (the original packaging is preferred).
Start-Up & Shutdown
Ensure that the electromechanical system is in a state such that the system is safe, even in the event of unexpected
system operation.
Ensure that your application will remain safe before making any change (powering down, removing valve,
powering on, etc) even in the event of unexpected valve operation
Ensure that the M2d is properly connected to the master controller on startup to ensure proper valve operation
Ensure that the target apparatus is properly connected to the M2d on startup to ensure proper operation
Apply or remove the command signal to the M2d (verify actual command signal)
Apply or remove electrical power to the M2d
Apply pneumatic supply last on start-up.
Remove pneumatic supply first on shutdown