Xiuganpo Delay Switch Module On/Off, High Performance 5V USB Timer Module DC 6V-30V Adjustable -40℃-85℃ with LED Digit Display for Supplies

1. Wide power supply voltage from 6V to 30V, supports 5.0V micro USB power, very convenient to use. 2. The module supports reverse input protection, and there is a STOP button for emergency stop function. 3. Added sleep mode: it will automatically turn off the display if there is no operation within 5 minutes of activation, and you can press any button to wake it up. 4. You can set different OP, CL, and LOP parameters; these parameters are independent of each other and saved separately. 5. The set parameters will be automatically saved in case of a power failure.

Specification: Features: Wide power supply voltage from 6V to 30V, supports 5.0V micro USB power, very convenient to use. The interface is clear, simple, and powerful, easy to understand, and meets almost all your needs.

The module supports reverse input protection and includes a STOP button for emergency shutdown. A sleep mode has been added; it will automatically turn off the display if no operation is performed within 5 minutes of activation, and you can press any button to wake it up. You can set various OP, CL, and LOP parameters; these parameters are independent of each other and saved separately. The set parameters will be automatically saved in case of a power failure. It features optical coupling isolation, improved anti-interference capability, and an industrial-grade printed circuit board. Specifications: Voltage: 6V~30V (supports micro USB 5.0V) Trigger signal source: High-voltage level trigger (3.0V~24V). The signal ground and system ground are not connected to improve the system's anti-interference capability (or you can connect them). Load capacity: DC 30 V 5 A, AC 220 V 5 A, quiescent current: 20 mA, operating current: 50 mA, operating temperature: -40 ℃ ~ 85 ℃, size: approx. 6.2*3.8*1.7 cm / 2.44*1.49*0.67" Synchronization range: 0.1 seconds to 999 minutes (continuously adjustable) Instructions: Operating mode: P1: After the signal is triggered, the switch is connected for the "OP" time, then disconnected; during the "OP" time: P1.1: If the trigger signal is present again, it is invalid. P1.2: If the trigger signal is present again, restart timing P1.3: If the trigger signal is present again, the switch is disconnected, stopping synchronization. P-2: After the signal is triggered, the switch is disconnected for the "CL" time, then the switch is connected for the "OP" time and disconnected after synchronization. P3.1: After the signal is triggered, the switch is connected for the "OP" time, then the switch is disconnected for the "CL" time, and enters the loop if the signal... The trigger is triggered during the loop, the switch is disconnected, and the synchronization stops (LOP). This can be set. P3.2: After power-up, no trigger signal is needed. The switch will be connected for the "OP" time, then disconnected for the "CL" time, and will enter a loop. The loop (LOP) times can be set. P-4: Signal hold function. If there is a trigger signal, the synchronization will be reset, and the switch will remain connected. When the signal disappears, it will disconnect after the "OP" time. During synchronization, if there is a signal, the synchronization will be reset. OP: Connection time. CL: Disconnection time. LOP: Loop time (1~999, "---" indicates infinite times). The above parameters are independent of each other, but the modes use the same parameters. For example, if you set the OP time to 5 seconds in P1.1, and then switch to P1.2, the OP time in P1.2 will also be 5 seconds. 5 seconds.

Press the SET button on the main interface (display000). It will display OP(CL, LOP) and the corresponding time. If there is only OP mode (e.g., P1.1, P1.2, P1.3), press the SET button to display OP and the corresponding time only. If there are OP, CL, and LOP modes (e.g., P3.1, P3.2), press the SET button to display OP, CL, LOP, and the corresponding time. After setting the mode, press the SET button on the main interface to verify the current mode setting.

How to choose the time range: After setting the parameter in the interface selection mode, press the STOP button to select the time range: XXX. If the last decimal point is lit, the time range is between 1 s and 999 s. XX.X If the second-to-last When the decimal point lights up, the time range is from 0.1 s to 99.9 s. If the decimal points light up, the time range is from 1 min to 999 min. For example, if you set OP to 3.2 seconds, the second-to-last point will light up and display 03.2. How to set the parameter: 1. Ensure you are in the correct operating mode. 2. Depending on the operating mode, on the main interface (after powering on, it will flash in the current mode and then enter the main interface), press and hold the SET button for 2 seconds to enter the mode selection interface, then press the UP and DOWN buttons to choose the mode (P1.1 ~P-4). 3. After selecting the mode, briefly press the SET button to set the corresponding parameter; the parameter you want to set will then flash. Press the UP and DOWN buttons to set the value, then Press the STOP button to select the time range. Press the SET button to set the next parameter. 4. After setting the mode parameter, press and hold the SET button for 2 seconds. The current mode will then flash, and the interface will return to the main screen. Main screen: When the relay is not working, it displays "000" (no decimal point); when the relay is working, it displays the decimal point. Mode selection interface: Press and hold the SET button to enter. After setting, press and hold the SET button to return to the main screen.

Relay activation mode: 1. NO: Connection is allowed during the OP time. 2. OFF: Connection not allowed, always disabled. Press the STOP button on the main screen to switch between ON and OFF. The current state will flash, and the interface will return to the main screen. (This is an emergency stop function, used to disconnect the relay.)

Standby mode: Standby mode CP: if no operation is carried out within the deadlines