Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions
Document No. 129-540
May 9, 2019
Page 4 of 6 Siemens Industry, Inc.
SSD61U/SSD61.5U
Figure 12. SSD61U/SSD61.5U Wiring Diagram.
Table 1. SSD61U Terminal Designations.
G,G0
24 Vac operating voltage
G
System potential, 24 Vac
G0
System neutral
Y
0 to 10 Vdc control signal
WARNING:
On the SSD61U/SSD61.5U the wire
connection G is 24 Vac, system potential
(HOT), not System neutral (ground).
CAUTION:
G0 and G must be properly wired for the
correct function and full life of the actuator.
Start Up
Check the wiring and the position indication. See
Figure 13 for referred positions 0 and 1 on the position
indicator.
When the position indicator disc rotates to
position "1", the output shaft is extended.
When the position indicator disc is at the "0"
position the output shaft is retracted.
Position 1
Position 0
Figure 13. Visual Position Indication.
Calibration Stroke
The SSD61.5U writes its calibration stroke parameters
to non-volatile memory on the first start-up of the
actuator. Successive start-ups bypass the calibration
stroke unless the memory is manually cleared. If
installing the actuator on a different valve (such as on
a replacement valve), manually clear the calibration
stroke from memory as follows:
1. Remove the terminal cover using a Phillips head
screwdriver.
2. Locate hole on the circuit board with the shorting
bars. See Figure 14.
3. With power applied to the unit, insert and gently
twist a flat-blade screwdriver to electrically
connect the shorting bars. The SSD61.5U then
performs a new calibration stroke.
4. Secure the terminal cover back in place.
Figure 14. Manually Clearing Calibration Stroke from
SSD61.5U Non-volatile Memory.
Manual Override
A 3 mm hex key can be used to move the actuator to
any position between 0 and 1.
NOTE: A control signal from the controller takes
priority in determining the position.
To retain the manually set position, unplug the
connecting cable or switch off power and the
control signal.
CAUTION:
SSD61U/SSD61.5U: If an override is
performed while the power supply is
connected, the actuator will not track
accurately when the control signal is
applied. A short power off/power on
sequence is required to recalibrate the
actuator.
Note:
The 0 and 1 position
markings are
intended for
reference only and
not for stroke
measurement.