YX-SJ13 20A Timer Relay Module 24V, 31 Modes, Adjustable Settings

YX-SJ13 20A Timer Relay Module 24V, 31 Modes, Adjustable Settings Description

YX-SJ13 Time Relay Module 20A Timer Delay Cycle Control Board 31 Working Modes(24V )
Condition:
Item Type: Time Relay Control Module
Material: Plastic
Color: As picture shown
Model: JY‑SJ13
Maximum Relay Control Current: 20A
Instructions for Use:
Setting of Working Parameters:
Press and hold the SET button without letting go. After 0.5 seconds, the display shows P‑XX, press UP and DOWN to change the working mode. After selecting the working mode, short press the SET key to enter the A time setting, the screen displays Axxx, press the UP and DOWN keys to modify the A time parameter, press the and keys shortly to add or subtract 1, long press to quickly add or subtract 10, press The S key can set the position of the decimal point. After setting the A time, press the SET button to set the B time, and the screen displays bxxx. At this time, press the UP and DOWN buttons to modify the B time parameter, press the UP and DOWN buttons to shortly press to add or subtract 1, and long press to quickly add or subtract 10. Press the S4 key to set the position of the decimal point. After setting the B time, press the SET key again to enter CXXX, press the SET key again to enter dXXX, and press the SET key again to exit the setting state and save all parameters.
The above settings such as B time or other time have no effect, no need to set, press SET to skip.
P2 is the stop and start function (triggered as described below). The individual functions are invalid.
The meaning of the decimal point position:
Ax.xx The decimal point is in the hundred, and the time range is 0.01~9.99 seconds
Axx.x The decimal point is in the tenth place, and the time range is 0.1~99.9 seconds
Axxx. The decimal point is in the ones place, and the time range is 1~999 seconds
Axxx has no decimal point, the time range is 1~999 minutes
Turn off the display: In the non‑setting state, press the S key to turn off the display, and then press it again to turn it on again.
Operating Mode:
P‑00: Invalid (skip)
P‑01: The relay is disconnected after power‑on or triggered, and the relay is closed after a delay of time A
P‑02: Pull‑in after power‑on or trigger, the relay is disconnected after delay A time
P‑03: Jog mode, pull‑in with signal, disconnect without signal
P‑04: Self‑locking mode, the relay state flip once after each trigger
P‑05: After triggering, the relay pulls in and stops after a delay of time A. Repeated triggering is not allowed during the delay period
P‑06: After triggering, the relay is closed, and it will stop after a delay of A time. Repeated triggering during the delay period will re‑timing
P‑07: After triggering, the relay is closed, and it stops after a delay of A second. Repeated triggering during the delay period, the time will accumulate
P‑08: After triggering, the relay is closed, and it will stop after a delay of A second, and it can stop immediately after triggering again during the delay.
P‑09: After triggering, the relay is closed. After the signal disappears, the delay will stop for A second, and the trigger will restart during the delay.
P‑10: After power‑on, pull‑in time A, disconnect time B, infinite loop
P‑11: When there is a continuous signal, pull in A time, disconnect B time, infinite loop, stop immediately after the signal disappears
P‑12: Trigger once, pull in A time, disconnect B time, infinite loop, trigger again to stop
P‑13: The relay is switch on when the power is on, the relay is disconnected after triggering, and the relay is switch on after the delay time A
P‑14: There is a continuous signal, the relay is closed after the time A is exceeded, and the signal disappears and the relay is disconnected
P‑15: The relay with continuous signal is disconnected, and the relay is closed after the signal disappears for more than A time
P‑16: When there is a continuous signal for more than A time, the relay is closed, and after the signal disappears for more than A time, the relay is disconnected
P‑17: The relay is closed after a continuous signal exceeds the A time. After the signal disappears, the relay is disconnected after a continuous signal exceeds the A time.
P‑18: Trigger, the relay will be closed after time A is exceeded, and triggered again, the relay will be disconnected after time A is exceeded
P‑19: There is a continuous signal that the relay pulls in for A time and then stops, and then if the signal disappears, the relay pulls in for A time and then stops
P‑20: There is pulse signal (rising edge or falling edge), the relay stops, and there is no pulse signal, the relay will be closed after delay A time [continuous high level or continuous low level is considered as no pulse]
P‑21: After power‑on, the relay will be closed after the delay time A, and stop after the time B is closed
P‑22: After triggering, the relay will be closed after delaying time A, and it will stop after closing time B
P‑23: There is a continuous signal and the relay is closed after the time A is exceeded, and it stops after the time B is closed
P‑24: After triggering, the relay stops after A time, and then counts B time after it stops. It cannot be triggered again within A+B time
P‑25: After triggering, the relay stops after closing A time, timing B time, and then closing A time and then stop. During this time, it cannot be triggered repeatedly
P‑26: Counting mode, rising edge trigger, each time a rising edge is detected, the value is +1, the maximum count is 9999, the maximum frequency is 20Hz, short press the S1 key to clear
P‑27: Counting mode, falling edge trigger, each time a falling edge is detected, the value is +1, the maximum count is 9999, the maximum frequency is 20Hz, short press the S1 key to clear
P‑28: Counting mode, rising edge trigger value +1, maximum 9999, Maximum 20Hz, when the count value is equal to the d parameter, the relay is closed and the program stops. Press the S1 button at any time to reset
P‑29: Counting mode, rising edge trigger value +1, maximum 9999, Maximum 20Hz, when the count value is equal to parameter d, the program will automatically reset after the relay pulls in for A time. Press the S1 button at any time to reset
P‑30: After triggering, delay time A and then pull in (falling edge trigger), pull in after B time, disconnect, count once, stop when the number of counts reaches d parameter, if there is trigger (rising) during the A time delay Edge) will reset
P‑31: After power‑on, count down the time c and then automatically trigger. After the trigger, it will be closed after a delay of time A, and disconnected after the time of pull‑in B. It is counted once. When the number of counts reaches the d parameter, a new cycle is restarted.