Burkert Type 1067 - Manual (Page 54)

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POSITIONER 1067 1 INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer,
To be able to make the best use of the many ad-
vantages the product has to offer, it is absolutely
necessary to follow our advice and
READ THESE OPERATING INSTRUC-TI-
ONS CAREFULLY BEFORE FITTING THE
UNIT AND PUTTING IT INTO SERVICE
1.1 Unpacking and inspecting
Please check the delivery for completeness and
transportation damage. The standard delivery
includes:
-1 Positioner 1067
-1 Instruction Manual
In the event of loss or damage please contact
your Bürkert Subsidiary.
1.2 General notes on use and
safety
This publication contains no warranty statement
For this we refer to our general purchase and
delivery conditions.
To ensure proper functioning and a long life
of the positioner, the user must observe these
Operating Instructions as well as complying
with the installation conditions and permissible
data as given in the data sheet. Installation and
maintenance personnel must have training and
qualifications suitable for the task.
Suitable measures are to be taken to prevent
unintentional actuation and the resulting effect
on the process. Safe electrical isolating and
shut-off devices for the media must be provided
for the installation task. If the positioner is part
of a complex automated system, a defined and
controlled restart of the automated system after
an interruption shall be guaranteed in accordance
with the instructions.
The accident and prevention safety regulations
for electrical equipment shall be complied with
during the operation, servicing and repair of the
positioner.
Repairs may only be carried out by authorised
trained personnel.
This symbol is shown in the Operating
Instructions each time particular care
is required to ensure correct installa-
tion, functioning and operating safety
of the equipment.
1.3 Electromagnetic compatibility
This device conforms to the EMC-Directive of the
Council of European Communities
89/336/EEC.
In order to comply with this directive, the wiring
instructions must be followed.
Master code
Unauthorised operation can be prevented at the
various operating levels by a freely-selectable
user code. Independent of this, there is a fixed,
programmed master code which cannot be
changed, by means of which all operations can
be performed. This four-digit master code is
given on the bottom margin of this page
. It
can be cut out and kept separately from these
Operating Instructions.
Master code:
6568
!