Positive-operation direction qualifier
A positive-operation qualifier identifies the documented mechanically imposed operating direction.
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A positive-operation qualifier identifies the documented mechanically imposed operating direction.
This qualifier identifies an operator action applied to the associated mechanism.
This qualifier indicates that manual access to the operating mechanism is protected or restricted.
A pushbutton qualifier identifies the actuation method of a contact or device.
An emergency-operation qualifier marks the documented emergency actuation role.
This qualifier identifies an operating mechanism actuated by rotation.
A key-operation qualifier identifies a mechanism requiring the specified key action.
This qualifier identifies actuation by a foot-operated mechanism.
A lever-operation qualifier identifies a manually moved lever mechanism.
This qualifier identifies manual operation through a crank mechanism.
A handwheel qualifier identifies an operating mechanism moved by a wheel.
This qualifier identifies actuation responding to liquid level.
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