Trigger Cycle Timer Delay Switch Single Channel Circuit Board Power MOS Tube Control Module Relay Module 7‑24V Item Type: Trigger Cycle Timer Delay Switch Product Model: YF-11 Application: Can control solenoid valves, water pumps, motors, light strips, etc. to run freely Input Voltage: DC 7~24V universal Output Power: DC load within 10A can be controlled Time Range: 0.01 second to 999 minutes, any time adjustable Wiring Port Description: 1. DC+: Input the positive pole of the DC power supply 2. DC-: Input the negative pole of the DC power supply 3. IN+: Positive signal input terminal 4. IN-: Negative signal input terminal 5. OUT+: Output positive 6. OUT-: Output negative Button Trigger: (Positive trigger: DC- and in- short circuited, DC+ and IN+ are connected to the button) Or: (Negative trigger: DC+ and in+ short circuited, DC- and IN- are connected to the button) Function List: P-11: Inching (start signal output, output stop when signal disappears) P-12: Self locking (start signal output once, stop signal output again) P-13: Give the signal, the output starts and stops automatically for A second; the trigger is invalid during the delay period P-14: Give the signal, the output will start and stop automatically for A second; trigger to re-timing during the delay period P-15: Give the signal, the output will start and stop automatically for A second; during the delay period, the superposition timer will be triggered P-16: Gives the signal, the output starts and stops automatically for A second; reset is triggered during the delay period P-17: Give the signal, the output starts, the input signal is disconnected, the power is turned off after the start of timing A second, and the signal is kept output during the delay period, and the timing stops P-18: After power on, the output will start, 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 output will start P-22: Give the signal, after more than A second, the output starts, the signal disappears, and the output stops P-23: After the signal disappears for more than A seconds, the output starts, there is a signal, and the output stops P-24: There is a signal, the output will start after A second, and the output will stop after the signal disappears for more than A second P-25: When there is a signal, the output will start after more than A second, and the output will stop after more than A second when there is a signal P-26: When there is a signal, the output will stop after A second after the start, and the output will stop after A second after the signal disappears. P-27: Detection of a pulse signal, the output stops; no pulse signal, more than A second output start; (the signal continues or the signal disappears are regarded as no pulse signal) P-28: After power on, after a delay of A second, the output starts until the power is off P-31: After power on, the output starts for A second, stops for B second, infinite loop; power off stops P-32: When there is a signal, start P-31 infinite loop; when the signal disappears, terminate the loop P-33: Give a signal to start P-31 infinite loop; give another signal to terminate the loop P-34: After power on, after a delay of A second, the output will start, and it will stop after closing B seconds P-35: There is a signal, after a delay of A second, the output will start, and it will stop after the pull in for B seconds P-36: There is a signal, the output will start after A second, and stop after B second, the signal disappears, and the timer will be cleared and stopped. P-37: When there is a signal, the output starts and stops automatically for A seconds, and then counts for B seconds after it stops. The signal trigger is invalid within the time A+B. P-38: There is a signal, the output starts and stops automatically for A second, after stopping and counting for B seconds, restarting for A second automatically stops P-41: No action with signal; trigger when signal disappears; disconnect after output start delay A time P-42: The signal disappears, after a delay of time A, the output starts; working time B ends P-43: The signal disappears, after the time A exceeds, the output starts; the working time B ends P-44: After power on, the output will start A time, stop B time; cycle C times and automatically stop. P-45: No action when energized, after signal is given; output starts A time, stops B time; cycles C times and automatically stops; Give signal again, execute again P-46: After giving the signal more than A times, the output will start; keep the output; stop when the power is off P-47: After giving the signal more than A times, the output starts and stops for B seconds P-48: Within C seconds, after continuously giving the signal more than A times, the output starts and stops in B seconds Button Setting Instructions: power on display "----" means entering the standby state; Press K1 for the first time, (it takes more than 1 second