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Which friend has worked with the Fisher DVC6200 double-acting positioner, specifically with the configuration where the forward and reverse actions are switched, as well as the two output ports being reversed?
I’ve really never used a double-acting one; I’ve only used single-acting ones
Can the two output ports be swapped directly? Can their on/off status be changed?
Friend, I have to say you have a very imaginative mind and unique ways of thinking. But, it’s not allowed. You need to change the configuration; you can use 475 or the on-site buttons for debugging. The specific menu structure and step-by-step instructions can be found on the forum; they should be available there.
Thank you for participating. You can’t know unless you try it. Don’t tell me you already knew it while you were still in your mother’s womb! I’ve only tried Siemens and Yamatake, and they work fine
Well, it’s a strange solution – piping must be so tedious. Change the configuration and everything will be fixed
Could you tell me how to modify the configuration? I checked and it seems there’s no such function. For two-way valves, when the signal increases, the valve stem extends; with A connected to the cylinder and B to the other cylinder, the valve stem retracts, with A on the lower side and B on the upper side. If the configuration can be modified directly, then there’s no need for special installation procedures – just connect things as needed
Uh, this is really not easy to do; I don’t have it on hand right now... I’ll need help from other sea friends... sorry