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MEP-4200/4500/4900 Series

4

Installation Guide

© 2014 KMC Controls, Inc.

039-019-01G

KMC Controls, Inc.

19476 Industrial Drive

New Paris, IN 46553

574.831.5250

www.kmccontrols.com

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Maintenance

No routine maintenance is required. Careful

installation will ensure long term reliability and

performance.

Direction, Feedback, and Auto-Mapping (MEP-4xx2)

3. Return selector switch #2 to the required

increasing voltage direction before the reset

finishes. The reset process is complete after the

actuator has moved to the CW limit and has

begun to position normally.

4. Verify that the actuator travels completely across

the new range.

NOTE: For example, after completing the auto-

mapping program, the new actuator stroke

is 0–80°. A 6 VDC input signal (halfway

between 2–10 VDC) will then drive the

actuator to the 40° position (50% of its

adjusted range) and the feedback voltage

will be 3 VDC if switch #1 is set at the 1–5

VDC position or 6 VDC if switch #1 is set at

2–10 VDC.

MEP-4xx2 proportional models offer selectable

actuator direction and selectable proportional feed-

back of 1–5 VDC or 2–10 VDC (in either direction).
To access the selector switches, loosen the (2)

screws on the conduit fitting and lift up to remove

the fitting. The selector switches are shipped from

the factory in the 1–5 VDC (#1 pushed Up) and

CW movement with increasing voltage (#2 pushed

Down) positions (see Illustration 11).

Illustration 11—Feedback/Direction/Mapping Selectors

*NOTE: Selector Switch #2 has two functions:

1. Switch #2 determines the direction to rotate

(CW or CCW) with increasing voltage and

is factory set in the CW position (down). To

change, remove power before flipping the

switch up to the CCW position. Removing

power prevents initiation of the auto-mapping

feature.

2. Switch #2 initiates the auto-mapping

feature. (See description below.) This feature

is initiated only by cycling the switch with

power applied to the unit. The auto-mapping

feature will NOT begin if the switch position is

changed with power removed or in the event

of a power failure.

MEP-4xx2 models also offer a actuator/signal range

reset program (auto-mapping) feature that reassigns

the full 2–10 VDC input signal scale over a reduced

stroke range for more precise control.
NOTE: The auto-mapping feature works best for

ranges that are more than about 45°.

To set the auto-mapping:
1. If desired, use a 7/64-inch hex key wrench to

loosen and position the end-stop screw.

2. After power has been applied to the actuator for

at least 30 seconds (allowing fail-safe capacitors to

charge), flip selector switch #2 (from its required

CW or CCW increasing voltage direction) to start

the reset mode. The actuator will first move to the

CCW limit. The complete reset process will take

approximately four minutes.

Switch (#1) Feedback

(#2)* Direction

Up

1–5 VDC

CCW

Down

2–10 VDC

CW

More Information

For models, specifications,

and additional information,

see the

MEP-4200/4500/4900

Series Data Sheet

on the

KMC web site.

For accessories, trouble-

shooting, torque selection,

links to sample applica-

tions, and other informa-

tion, see the

MEP-4xxx

Applications Guide

on the

KMC web site.

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