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CN20, CN34 SERIES DAMPER ACTUATOR FOR MODULATING AND FLOATING CONTROL 

 

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EN0B-0341CH33 

R0803A 

  10-2V, modulating control; floating/2-position control, ccw 

run  

 

Fig.3. Function selection switch 

 

Power-Off Behavior 

If power is removed, the actuator retains its position. 

 

Service/Off 

If the function selection switch is set to the "Service/Off" 

position, all rotary movement is cancelled, and all control 

signals are ignored, thus allowing the actuator to be safely 

manually operated. 

 

Floating/2-Position Run Mode 

If the function selection switch has been set to one of the four 

positions (2-10V, 0-10V/Dir, 10-0V/Rev, 10-2V) – and the 

actuator is wired as Floating/2-position mode (see A2 and A3) 

– then as soon as operating power is applied, the actuator will 

run clockwise or counterclockwise. 

 

Modulating Run Mode 

If the function selection switch has been set to one of the four 

positions (2-10V, 0-10V/Dir, 10-0V/Rev, 10-2V) – and the 

actuator is wired as modulating mode (see A1) – as soon as 

operating power is applied, the actuator will run according to 

the control signals applied. If terminal 5 is also wired, the 

actuator will output the voltage feedback signal(0/2-10V) 

proportional to actuator’s actual position. Alternatively, if 

terminal 4 is wired and powered on, actuator will override the 

control signal and immediately come to a position of 0% of 

max. stroke.  

 

Table 1 describes the actuator behavior (stops, rotates CCW, 

or rotates CW) for the floating mode in relation to the control 

signals applied to terminals 3 and 4 and to the function 

selection switch setting. 

 

Table 2 describes the actuator behavior (stops, rotates CCW, 

or rotates CW) for the 2-position mode in relation to the 

control signals applied to terminals 3 and 4 and to the function 

selection switch setting. 

 

Table 3 describes the actuator behavior (stops, rotates CCW, 

rotates CW, runs in proportional position, or runs to 0% of 

max. stroke) for the modulating mode in relation to the control 

signals applied to terminals 3 and 4 and to the function 

selection switch setting. 

 

Table 1. Shaft adapter behavior in the floating mode 

Control signal at 

Function selection switch settings 

Terminal 3 

Terminal 4 

2...10V 

0...10V /Dir 

Service / Off  10...0V /Rev 

10...2 V

open open 

stops stops  stops  stops stops 

open 24 

Vac/dc 

CCW CCW  stops 

CW  CW 

24 Vac/dc 

open 

CW CW  stops  CCW 

CCW 

 

Table 2. Shaft adapter behavior in the 2-position mode 

Control signal at 

Function selection switch settings 

Terminal 3 

Terminal 4 

2...10V 

0...10V /Dir 

Service / Off  10...0V /Rev

10...2 V 

24 Vac/dc 

open 

CW CW  stops CCW 

CCW 

24 Vac/dc 

24 Vac/dc 

CCW CCW  stops 

CW  CW 

 

Table 3. Shaft adapter behavior in the modulating mode 

Control signal at 

Function selection switch settings 

Terminal 3 

Terminal 4 

2...10V 

0...10V /Dir Service / Off   0...10V /Rev

10...2 V 

open 

-- -- stop --  -- 

Open 

24 Vac/dc 

0% (most 

left) 

0% (most 

left) 

stop 

0%(most 

right) 

0% (most 

right) 

open 

-- -- stop --  -- 

< min. control signal plus 0.24V 

24 Vac/dc 

0% (most 

left) 

0% (most 

left) 

stop 

0%(most 

right) 

0% (most 

right) 

open 

proportional proportional

stop 

proportional proportional

between min. control signal plus 0.24V 

and max. control signal minus 0.24V 

24 Vac/dc 

0% (most 

left) 

0% (most 

left) 

stop 

0%(most 

right) 

0% (most 

right) 

open 

-- -- stop --  -- 

> max. control signal minus 0.24V 

24 Vac/dc 

0% (most 

left) 

0% (most 

left) 

stop 

0%(most 

right) 

0% (most 

right) 

 

Summary of Contents for CN34 Series

Page 1: ...Supply voltage 24 Vac dc 15 50 60 Hz Nominal voltage 24 Vac dc 50 60 Hz All values stated hereinafter apply to operation under nominal voltage conditions Power consumption CN7220A2007 6 VA 3 W CN7234A2008 6 VA 3 W Ambient limits Ambient operating limits 20 60 C 5 140 F Ambient storage limits 40 80 C 40 175 F Relative humidity 5 95 non condensing Safety Protection standard IP54 as per EN 60529 Prot...

Page 2: ...liary Switches 2 Two Internal Auxiliary Switches XX System Controlled Numbers C N 72 20 A 2 0 XX Fig 1 Product Identification System OPERATION FUNCTIONS Legend for Fig 2 1 Self centering shaft adapter 2 Retainer clip 3 Rotational angle scales 0 90 90 0 4 Mechanical end limits 5 Declutch button 6 Anti rotation bracket 7 Function Selection Switch 8 Access cover Contents of Package The delivery packa...

Page 3: ... function selection switch setting Table 2 describes the actuator behavior stops rotates CCW or rotates CW for the 2 position mode in relation to the control signals applied to terminals 3 and 4 and to the function selection switch setting Table 3 describes the actuator behavior stops rotates CCW rotates CW runs in proportional position or runs to 0 of max stroke for the modulating mode in relatio...

Page 4: ... see Fig A1 the control signal s value rises up into the upper dead band i e to more than the max control signal minus 0 14V or drops down into the lower dead band i e to less than the min control signal plus 0 14V and if the shaft adapter can remain at the respective upper or lower mechanical end limit at least 3 seconds the actuator will recognize the new position automatically and auto adaption...

Page 5: ...d Internal End Switches NOTE Applicable to models with internal switches only The internal end switches are set to change from common to normally open at angles of 5 and 85 respectively from the totally counterclockwise position 5 10 15 92 5 0 90 2 5 85 80 75 85 80 75 2 5 90 0 92 5 5 10 15 5 10 15 0 90 85 80 75 CCW internal end switch CW internal end switch actuator scale clockwise end switch scal...

Page 6: ...le Fig 12 Access cover models with internal switches Depending upon the model the access cover may have one or two terminal strips including a layout with a description for each of the terminals Fig 13 Actuator with access cover removed models with internal switches OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES The following optional accessories can be ordered separately Auxiliary Switch Kit Order no SW2 S1 S2 S3 A B S4 S...

Page 7: ...d in the preceding wiring diagrams Function selection switch Terminal Modulating Floating 2 position 1 24 V power unused unused 2 common common common 3 0 2 10 V control 24 V control signal 24 V control signal 4 24 V override 24 V control signal 24 V control signal 5 0 2 10 V feedback unused unused NOTE All cables connected to these terminals must be equipped with spark suppression Connecting cabl...

Page 8: ...stion Controls Division of Honeywell Technologies Sàrl Ecublens Route du Bois 37 Switzerland by its Authorized Representative Automation and Control Solutions Honeywell International Inc Honeywell Tianjin Limited 1985 Douglas Drive North 66 BaiHe Road TEDA Golden Valley MN 55422 Tianjin 300457 P R C EN0B 0341CH33 R0803A DIMENSIONS ...

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