Programmable triggered timing board 35238 MP

Microprocessor based, programmable, triggered timing module. Opto-isolated trigger input starts timing.
Programmable as a Delay on Start, Delay on Stop or Recycling.
Programmable ON Time/OFF Time/Number of Recycles (Looping)
Programming requires patience and practice.
Time Range: 3
Range:0.1sec. to 999min.
0-999 Minutes 1 Minute Resolution
0-999 Seconds 1 Second Resolution
0-99.9 Seconds .1Second Resolution
Power: 6-30VDC

[jdHJ]

Bought two on sale, no instructions in the box. After attempting to decipher the vendor`s online nstructions for 5 minutes, not well translated from whatever language they were orginally written I might add.I searched for a video hoping to find one coherent and intelligible, I found this video ... I wish I had found the MPJA webstite from the start ..it will be my go to from now on .
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS TUTORIAL VIDEO, CONCISE EASY TO FOLLOW AND UNDERSTAND, superb job .

[Rick-bxfb]

After searching for 1.) How to wire a little relay like this. 2.) How to program one. I have to say this is the best video out there! A lot of them go on and on with various circuit board/technical terms. But this tutorial shows how mpjaonline had it wired up, (thats the main thing that helped me past my hurdle!). This video saved my Halloween Prop! Much thanks!

[smknewman]

There is one more function: Hold down up or down button (F1 is normal operation, F2 when powered up relay turns on with no countdown time) Stop button turn on and off.

[beknowwhy]

Thank you for making this tutorial so simple and understandable.

[mr.awesome]

I gotta say, your a life saver😎😎 I have one of these and boy lemme tell you its confusing; however you make it simple and relatable!

[rajivbasak]

Hello Sir, Thanks for making me understand the connection, means a lot to me, and just because of your demonstration of the connection of this module I am able to complete one of my personal projects, Thanks a lot, god bless you.

[mpjaonline]

Depends on your sensor if it has an adjustable set point (on-off) and a transistor output to act like the switch I used. Plus a separate power source for the delay timer 6-30Vdc.
Thank You

[praradable]

From Holland thank you for the tutorial! very easy to understand, very clear video!
Thanks a lot!!
Greetings from The Netherland and have a nice day.
Peter

[johnathanmyers]

Thank you thank you thank you! I have no experience working with timer relays and as is the case with most small electrical components you can order online the instructions are poorly translated or there are none at all. The available instructions for this particular timer are notoriously challenging to understand and I gave up trying to figure out how to use it months ago. Now after watching your tutorial I can finally use it.

[windowpane]

Thanks for this tutorial! It was very clear and it helped me understand how to use this relay. The written instructions that come with the board are super unclear, so this video was quite helpful.

[wangofree]

Excellent. These module type instructions are sometimes hard to follow. Thanks for working through the different programs.

[viper]

Thanks, bought a couple of these from amazon and of course, not one letter of instructions. You made it easy!

[HyoosikLLC]

Could not have done i without your video! Thank you.

[airsoftjunkie]

Thank you very much for this awesome video. Just received this in the mail, but had no idea how to program it with no instructions.
If you ever do another one, it'd be very helpful to hook something up to the NC or NO side, to demonstrate the on/off function, like a light or fan or something.

[myturkishlife]

This is perfect, 3.2 is the program I was looking for 👍😁

[AJ-Palermo]

thank you! very helpful video. I will definitely be buying some of these from MPJA.

[cris-sz]

Thanks for the video, best explaining video of this module I've seen so far

[maximpulse]

You are wonderful! I truly appreciate your complete explanation and also showing how you wired the darned thing!!! Thank you so much!!!

[themarblewurks]

Great video! Very well done. Easy to understand. Saved me loads of time. Thanks!

[bogoff]

really appreciate this video.. the broken translated instructions that came with it was terrible..🤣 I sussed some features out by playing around but your video helps so much. 👍