Which kind of amplifier should be used for ATOS proportional flow valve QVHZO series?

Overview of ATOS Proportional Flow Valve QVHZO:
Atos VHZO and QVKZOR proportional valves meet the application directive requirements and are CE marked (eg, emittance/immunity EMC specifications).
Installation, wiring and start-up must be carried out in accordance with the procedures described in the general F003 section and in accordance with the installation instructions for the relevant components.
It is forbidden to use the valve's electronic signals (such as monitoring signals) as a drive signal for safety functions, for example to control machine safety component on/off, which is also specified by European standards (safety requirements for fluid systems and components), EN982 specification).
- Analog Integrated Amplifier Option for TE Valves
Standard amplifier with 7-pin plug:
Power supply -24VDC power supply, regulated power supply or rectified and filtered, series 2.5A fuse. If the single-phase rectifier is connected, it must be connected to 10000F/40V capacitor filter. If the three-phase rectifier is connected, it must be connected to 4700F/40V capacitor filter.
Input signal - analog signal differential input. Rated range 10VDC (pins D, E). Proportional to the expected spool position.
Monitoring output signal - analog signal output, rated range 10VDC, proportional to the actual spool position.
The following options are used for special needs applications:
1.1 option / F
The fault signal is output instead of the output detection signal, indicating the fault status of the amplifier (spool position sensor signal cable or input signal cable disconnected - pair / I option): the fault status is displayed as 0VDC, and the normal operation is displayed as 24VDC.
1.2 option / I
Provide 4-20MA current input signal and detection signal instead of standard 10VDC.
This option is typically used when the distance between the machine's electronic control unit and the valve is long, or when electrical signals may be subject to electrical interference. With the input signal cable disconnected, the valve stops working.
1.3 option / Q
A safety option that allows the valve to operate or stop the valve without shutting down the power supply (the valve stops working, but the electronic amplifier power supply is still activated). The start-up amplifier needs to supply a 24VDC enable signal.
1.4 option / Z
This option contains the characteristics of the /F and /Q options with a monitor output signal.
When the amplifier is not working (the enable signal is in the 0 VDC state), the fault option is forced to be at 0 VDC.