Programmable Timer Module with 5V Relay

The multi-function relay control module is specially designed for users with many different needs. Users can use corresponding specific functions according to actual needs. It can be applied to water pump control, motor control, lamp strip control, solenoid valve control, etc.

Specifications:

• Timing accuracy: 0.1 seconds (minimum) ~ 999 minutes (maximum) optional

• Input voltage: 5V

• Trigger signal: 5V version (high level: 5V);

• Quiescent current: 20mA

• Working current: 60mA

• Working temperature: -25℃-85℃

• Power-off memory: Yes

• Product weight: ≈27g,

• product size: 65 x 34.3 x 17.5 (MM)*

*The manual measurement is for reference only, the actual size is subject to the actual product

Precautions:
1. The relay output is a passive contact, without current output, to control the on-off function of a line.
2. Please input the trigger voltage strictly according to the selected version

Product Features:
Wiring port description:
DC+ Input DC power supply positive
DC- Input DC power supply negative
IN+ signal input positive
IN- signal input negative
NO relay normally open interface, the relay is short-circuited with COM when it is engaged, and it is suspended when not engaged;
COM relay common terminal interface
NC relay normally closed terminal interface, when the relay is not pulled in, it is short-circuited with COM, and it is left floating when pulled in;

Decimal point time unit description:

Description table of the position of the decimal point and the unit of time it represents:
X.xx The decimal point is in one hundred digits, the time range is 0.01~9.99 seconds
xx.x The decimal point is ten, the time range is 0.1~99.9 seconds
Xxx has no decimal point, the time range is 1~999 seconds
xxx. The decimal point is in one digit, the time range is 1~999 minutes
XX.X. The decimal point is in both single digits and ten digits, and the time is 10 minutes-9990 minutes
Turn off the display: In the non-set state, press the K4 key to turn off the display, and then press to turn it on again.
Here you need to pay attention to the status of the decimal point, many customers set it wrong


Description of working parameter setting:

Hold down the K1 key without letting go, after 2 seconds the display shows P-xx, press K2 and K3 to change the working mode. After selecting the working mode, short press K1 to enter the A time setting, the screen displays Axxx, then press K2 and K3 to modify the A time parameters, K2 and K3 key short press plus or minus 1, long press to quickly add and subtract 10, Press the K4 key to set the position of the decimal point. After setting the A time, press the K1 key to set the B time, the screen displays bxxx, then press the K2 and K3 keys to modify the B time parameters, K2 and K3 keys short press plus or minus 1, long press to quickly add and subtract 10, Press the K4 key to set the position of the decimal point. After setting the B time, (if the mode has the C cycle number parameter), then press the K1 key to set the C cycle number, the screen displays Cxxx, then press the K2 and K3 keys to modify the C cycle number parameter, K2 and K3 keys Short press to increase and decrease by 1, long press to increase and decrease by 10. After setting, press the K1 key once to exit the setting state and save all parameters.

Working mode (32 kinds-1 channel/2 channels for independent use)

P-11: Jog mode, with signal absorption and no signal disconnection.
P-12: Self-locking mode, the relay state is flipped once after each trigger.
P-13: After triggering, the relay absorbs and disconnects after a delay of A time; the trigger is invalid during the delay.
P-14: After the trigger, the relay absorbs and disconnects after a delay of A time; the delay time triggers the re-timing.
P-15: After triggering, the relay absorbs and disconnects after a delay of A time; the cumulative timing is triggered during the delay.
.P-16: After triggering, the relay is sucked in, and disconnected after a delay of A time; reset is triggered during the delay (the relay is disconnected).
P-17: After triggering, the relay absorbs during the duration of the signal, the input signal disappears, and it is disconnected after a delay of A time; in the delay
Trigger the relay again during the period to keep the suction closed, and the timing stops until the last signal disappears, after the delay of A time
disconnect.
P-18: After power is on, the relay will be sucked in immediately, and disconnected after a delay of A second; until the next power is on.

P-21: Give the signal, and the relay absorbs after the delay of A time.
P-22: Give a continuous signal. After A time is exceeded, the relay absorbs; the signal disappears and the relay is disconnected.
P-23: The signal disappears for more than A time, and the relay absorbs; if there is a signal, the relay is disconnected.
P-24: Give a continuous signal, after the A time is exceeded, the relay absorbs; the signal disappears for more than A time, and the relay is disconnected.
P-25: Give a continuous signal, after the A time is exceeded, the relay absorbs; give a continuous signal again, after the A time is exceeded,
Relay disconnected
P-26: Give the signal, the relay will be disconnected after absorbing A time; after the signal disappears, the relay will stop after absorbing A second again.
P-27: There is a pulse signal (rising or falling edge), the relay is disconnected, there is no pulse signal, the relay delays A time
After absorption (continuous high level or continuous low level are considered to be no pulse).
P-28: After power-on, the relay absorbs after the delay of A time until the power is off.(Signal line IN+IN-can not be connected)
P-31: After power-on, the relay absorbs A time, disconnects B time, and cycles indefinitely; power-off stops.
P-32: There is a continuous signal, the relay absorbs A time, disconnects B time, and cycles indefinitely; the signal disappears and the cycle is terminated.
-P-33: Give a signal, the relay absorbs A time, disconnects B time, and cycles indefinitely; give another signal, and finally
Stop the cycle.
-P-34: After power-on, after the delay of A time, the relay absorbs and disconnects after the absorption of B time.
P-35: Give a signal, after the delay of A time, the relay absorbs, and disconnects after the absorption of B time.
P-36: Give a continuous signal. After the A time is exceeded, the relay absorbs and disconnects after the B time is absorbed; the signal disappears and the timing is timed.
Clear, the relay is disconnected.
P-37: There is a signal, the relay will automatically disconnect after absorbing the A time, and then time the B time after disconnecting, and the signal will be within the A+B time.
The signal trigger is invalid.
P-38: There is a signal, the relay will automatically disconnect after the A time is sucked in, and then after the B time is disconnected, the A time will be sucked in again.
It is automatically disconnected after the interval.
P-41: There is a signal that does not operate; the signal disappears and triggers; the relay is disconnected after the combined delay of A time.
-P-42: The signal disappears, and the relay is sucked in after the delay of A time; the relay is disconnected after the delay of B time.
P-43: The signal disappears, and the relay is sucked in after the A time is exceeded; the relay is disconnected after the BB time is delayed.
P-44: After power-on, the relay absorbs A time and disconnects B time; after C cycles, the relay disconnects and stops.(Signal line
_IN+IN-can not be connected)
P-45: Does not operate after power-on; after giving the signal, the relay absorbs A time and disconnects B time; after cycling C times, the relay
Disconnect and stop; give a signal, then execute again.
P-46: After the signal is given more than A times, the relay absorbs; keeps absorbing; the power failure stops.
P-47: After the signal is given more than A times, the relay is sucked in; it is disconnected after the time of suction B.
P-48: During the C time, after the signal is continuously given more than A times, the relay will disconnect and stop after the B time.