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Item specifics
Product Description
1. Product model: YF-7 32 common functions to meet more application needs; can control solenoid valve, water pump, motor, lamp belt, etc. 2. Input voltage: DC 7~30V or AC 220V optional 3. Output power: can control DC or AC load within 5A 4. Time range: 0.01 seconds to 999 minutes adjustable at any time 5. Wiring port description: a. + : Input power positive b. - : Input power negative c. IN+: positive signal input d. IN-: signal input negative e. NO: The relay normally open interface, the relay is suspended before the suction, and the short is connected with COM after the suction f. COM: relay common interface g. NC: The relay normally closes the interface, and the relay is shorted to COM before the suction is closed. h. Function list: function can be arbitrarily set to buy back, there are instructions provided; power failure can memorize any parameters set All the functions in P-11 to P-44 are as follows; signal 1 corresponds to relay 1; signal 2 corresponds to relay 2; The two channels can be triggered at the same time; they are independent of each other; they do not affect each other; the respective relays of the respective signal tubes P-11: Jog (give the signal relay, the signal disappears and the relay stops) P-12: Self-locking (send a signal relay to pull in, then give a signal relay to stop) P-13: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically for A seconds; the trigger will be invalid during the delay. P-14: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically for A seconds; trigger the retime during the delay. P-15: Give the signal, the relay will stop automatically for A seconds; trigger the superimposed timing during the delay. P-16: Give signal, the relay will stop automatically for A seconds; trigger reset during delay P-17: Give the signal, the relay is closed, the input signal is disconnected, the power is turned off after A seconds, and the signal is kept output again during the delay. P-18: After power-on, the relay will immediately pull in, after a delay of A seconds, the power will be turned off; P-21: Give the signal, after a delay of A seconds, the relay pulls in P-22: Give signal, after more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, the signal disappears, the relay stops. P-23: After the signal disappears for more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, the signal disappears, and the relay stops. P-24: There is a signal. After more than A seconds, the relay is closed. After the signal disappears for more than A seconds, the relay stops. P-25: There is a signal after more than A seconds, the relay is closed, and after a signal exceeds A seconds, the relay stops. P-26: There is a signal. The relay stops after A seconds of suction. The signal disappears and the relay stops again for A seconds. P-27: The pulse signal is detected, the relay stops; if there is no pulse signal, the relay delays for A seconds; (the signal is continuous or the signal disappears as no pulse signal) P-28: After power-on, after a delay of A seconds, the relay pulls in until the power is turned off. P-31: After power-on, the relay is closed for A seconds, disconnected for B seconds, infinite loop; P-32: Signal, start P-31 infinite loop; signal disappears, terminate loop P-33: Give a signal, start P-31 infinite loop; give another signal to terminate the loop P-34: After power-on, after a delay of A seconds, the relay pulls in and closes after B seconds. P-35: There is a signal. After a delay of A seconds, the relay pulls in and closes after B seconds. P-36: There is a signal. After more than A seconds, the relay pulls in, the B is stopped after B seconds, the signal disappears, and the timing is cleared. P-37: There is a signal, the relay will stop automatically for A seconds, and then stop for 24 seconds. The signal trigger is invalid during A+B time. P-38: There is a signal, the relay will stop automatically for A seconds, stop and re-clock for B seconds, and then automatically close for A seconds. P-41: There is no signal; the signal disappears; the relay works after the delay of A time. P-42: The signal disappears, after a delay of A time, the relay works; the end of work B time P-43: The signal disappears. After the A time, the relay works; the working B time ends. P-44: After the signal is sent for more than A times, the relay is closed for B seconds. P-45: After power-on, relay 1 works for A seconds after disconnection; relay 2 works for B seconds. Open P-46: Give signal 1, relay 1 works after A seconds is disconnected; relay 2 works for 2 seconds to disconnect P-47: After signal 1 is applied, relay 1 is operated for A seconds; relay 2 starts to work; after 2 seconds, relays 1 and 2 are disconnected at the same time. P-48: After power-on, relay 1 works for A seconds after disconnection; stops for B seconds; relay 2 works for C seconds and stops for D seconds; 
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