Course 1753N      CEUs: 2.1

Overview This course is for personnel who will install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot the Commercially Dedicated DVC6000 Digital Valve Controller. This 3-day course uses lecture and hands-on workshops to teach students to properly mount, calibrate, configure, troubleshoot, and maintain the DVC6000 Digital Valve Controller (DVC). The class teaches students how to perform basic configuration tasks using the 375 Field Communicator. AMS ValveLink software is also taught, including the procedures and methods that are use to configure, run, and interpret various diagnostic tasks, including signatures, DEB tests, and Performance Diagnostics. Supporting routines such as Batch Runner, Event essenger, and other options will also be discussed. Those who complete this course will be able to:

• correctly mount an actuator to a control valve body
• mount the DVC6000 instrument on a sliding-stem or piston actuator
• install a Remote Mount digital valve controller
• run Setup Wizard methods
• calibrate travel and pressure sensors
• configure the digital valve controller for desired operation
• configure appropriate alerts
• collect good data for advanced diagnostics interpretation
• configure and run performance diagnostics

Prerequisites

Valve Technician I (Course 1400) or equivalent (two years experience in valve and instrument operation and maintenance).

Topics

• Positioner Basics
• Actuator Mounting and Benchset
• 375 Field Communicator Operation
• Digital Valve Controller: Initial Setup, Remote Mount Setups, Configuration, Tuning Issues
• Sensor Calibration
• Configuring Detailed Setup Parameters
• AMS ValveLink Software Basics
• Device Monitoring
• Gathering Good Data for Advanced Diagnostics
• Configuring and Running Performance Diagnostics
• Wiring Issues
• Basic Troubleshooting

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