5V 12V 1 Channel Relay Module Cycle Trigger Delay Power-off Delay Timing Circuit Switch Time Relay

1: Product model: YYC-2S 24 common functions to meet more application needs; it can control solenoid valves, water pumps, motors, light strips, etc. to run freely

2: Output power: DC or AC load within 5A can be controlled

3: Time range: 0.01 seconds to 999 minutes, adjustable at any time

4: Wiring port description:

1. DC+: Input the positive pole of the DC power supply

2. DC- : Negative pole of input DC power supply

3. IN+: Positive signal input terminal

4. IN-: Negative pole of signal input terminal

5. NO: The relay is normally open interface, the relay is suspended before it is closed, and it is short-circuited with COM after it is closed.

6. COM: Relay public interface

7. NC: Relay normally closed interface, short-circuit with COM before the relay picks up, and hangs after picking up

Button trigger: (positive trigger: DC- and in- are short-circuited, DC+ and IN+ are connected to the button)

 Or: (Negative trigger: DC+ and in+ are short-circuited, DC- and IN- are connected to the button)

6: Function list:

P-11: Jog (to pull in the signal relay, the relay stops when the signal disappears)

P-12: Self-locking (give a signal relay to pull in, and give a signal relay to stop)

P-13: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically for A second; the trigger is invalid during the delay period

P-14: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically for A second; trigger a re-time during the delay period

P-15: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically for A second; trigger the superposition timing during the delay period

P-16: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically when it is closed for A seconds; reset will be triggered during the delay period

P-17: Give the signal, the relay is closed, the input signal is disconnected, the power is cut off after starting the timer A second, the signal is kept output again during the delay period, and the timer stops

P-18: After the power is turned on, the relay will be pulled in immediately, and the power will be turned off after a delay of A seconds; until the next power on

P-21: Give the signal, after a delay of A seconds, the relay will pull in

P-22: Give the signal, after more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, the signal disappears, and the relay stops

P-23: After the signal disappears for more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, there is a signal, the relay stops

P-24: After there is a signal for more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, and after the signal disappears for more than A seconds, the relay stops

P-25: After there is a signal for more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, and when there is a signal for more than A seconds, the relay stops

P-26: There is a signal, the relay is pulled in for A seconds and then stopped, the signal disappears and the relay is pulled in again and then stopped after A second

P-27: When a pulse signal is detected, the relay stops; if there is no pulse signal, the relay delays for A second to pull in; (the signal continues or the signal disappears as no pulse signal)

P-28: After the power is turned on, after a delay of A seconds, the relay will pull in until the power is turned off

P-31: After the power is turned on, the relay is closed for A seconds, and disconnected for B seconds, in an infinite loop; power off to stop

P-32: With signal, start P-31 infinite loop; signal disappear, terminate loop

P-33: Give a signal to start the P-31 infinite loop; give another signal to terminate the loop

P-34: After the power is turned on, after a delay of A seconds, the relay pulls in, and stops after pulling in B seconds

P-35: There is a signal, after a delay of A seconds, the relay pulls in, and stops after pulling in B seconds

P-36: There is a signal. After more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, and stops after B seconds, the signal disappears, and the timer is cleared and stopped

P-37: If there is a signal, the relay will automatically stop when it is closed for A seconds, and it will count for B seconds after it stops. The signal triggering is invalid within the A+B time.

P-38: If there is a signal, the relay will automatically stop when it is closed for A second. After stopping the timer for B seconds, it will automatically stop when it is closed again for A second.

P-41: No action when there is a signal; trigger when the signal disappears; the relay disconnects after a delay of A time

P-42: The signal disappears, after delay A time, the relay works; work B time ends

P-43: The signal disappears. After the time A exceeds the time, the relay works; the time B ends.

P-44: After the power is turned on, the relay works for A time and stops for B time; the cycle C times automatically stops.

P-45: No action after power-on, after the signal is given; the relay works for A time, and stops for B time; the cycle C times automatically stops; give the signal again, and execute it again

P-46: After the signal is given more than A times, the relay pulls in; keeps pulling in; power off and stop

P-47: After the signal is given more than A times, the relay will close for B seconds and stop

P-48: In C seconds, after continuously giving the signal more than A times, the relay will pull in for B seconds and stop

7: Button setting description: power on and display "————" means entering the standby state;

Press K1 for the first time, (it takes more than 1 second to be effective to prevent false triggering) Display: P -11: K2 adjusts the main mode, K3K4 adjusts the function

Press K1 for the second time, the screen displays: A001: K2 and K3 adjust the first time A, K4 adjusts the decimal point (time unit)

Press K1 for the third time, the screen displays: B001: K2 and K3 adjust the second time B, K4 adjusts the decimal point (time unit)

Press K1 for the fourth time, it will display "------" to enter the standby state

Press K4 in standby state to permanently turn off/on the display and switch to low power mode

8: Decimal point time unit description:

X.XX decimal point is in the hundreds place, timing range: 0.01 seconds ~ 9.99 seconds

XX.X The decimal point is in the ten place, timing range: 0.1 seconds~99.9 seconds

XXX has no decimal point, timing range: 1 second to 999 seconds

XXX. The decimal point is in the one place, the timing range: 1 minute ~ 999 minutes