Sharing One Power Supply Wiring Diagram:
Operating Mode:
P1: trigger signal, the relay is on "OP" time, and then disconnect; in the “OP” time, as follows:
P1.1: signal is triggered again, invalid;
P1.2: signal is triggered again, clock is reset;
P1.3: signal trigger again, relay off, stop the clock;
P2: trigger signal, the relay off “CL” of time, the relay on “OP” time, and then disconnect relay;
P3.1: Give the trigger signal, after the relay turns on the OP time, the relay turns off the CL time, then
loops the above action, the signal is given again in the cycle, the relay is disconnected, the timing is
stopped; the number of cycles (LOP) can be set;
P3.2: No trigger signal is required after power-on, the relay turns on OP time, the relay turns
off CL time, and the above action is cycled; the number of cycles (LOP) can be set;
P4: Signal hold function. If there is a trigger signal, the timing is cleared, the relay remains on; when
the signal disappears, the relay is turned off after timing the OP; during the timing, there is a signal and
the timing is cleared.
Timing Range:
0.1 second (minimum) ~ 999 minutes (maximum) continuously adjustable
How to choose the timing range:
After setting the parameter value in the mode selection interface, press the STOP button to select the
timing range;
XXX. The decimal point is in one place, the time range is: 1 second ~ 999 seconds
XX.X Decimal point in ten, timing range: 0.1 seconds to 99.9 seconds
XXX Decimal point is fully illuminated, timing range: 1 minute ~ 999 minutes
For example, if you want to set the OP to 3.2 seconds, move the decimal point to ten digits, and the
digital tube displays 03.2.
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