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Users manual

HW-0516 Dual-MOS Trigger Cycle Circuit Timer Delay Module

I the owner of “McPitty’s” Channel on YouTube have made this user’s manual available, by working
conscientiously on my own initiative and taking great care in the process, will accept no liability for any
damage to the module or any connected devices caused by anyone using this manual. I would however
urge the user to study the handbook and the additional functions on page 8 carefully before activating
the module. Research has shown that there is another timer that is identical in construction. This is the
timer (Deek Robot DK-C-04 or JZ-802). This timer has additional functions. These functions are
described in more detail in the English version of this video by the YouTuber "yoochoooob".
Thanks for the good and helpful work.

Contents:

Specification 02

Setting the programme numbers 03

Setting the relay operations 04

Setting the operating modes 07

Additional functions 11

Circuit diagram 14

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Specification
Operating voltage of the module: 5 V - 36 V DC

Operating voltage of the trigger: 3 V - 24 V DC (external circuit)

Operating current: 50 mA

Quiescent current: 20 mA

Power watt/ resilience: 400 W

Working temperature: -40 - 85 ° C.

Dimensions: 6,0 x 3,4 x 1,2 cm / 2,36 x 1,34 x 0,47 inch.

The module has a certain output. The output voltage consists of the input voltage.

+ of "DC in" is constantly applied to the "Load +".

- "DC in" is only connected to "Load -" when activated

(via 2x N-channel FET in source circuit BA8311)

The following abbreviations are used for the Timer Module.

OP open

CL closed

LOP cycles (loops)

OFF off (emergency)

ON on

C-P sleep mode on

0-d sleep mode off

000 standard view

There are 7 different programs, each performing different functions. These programs are hereinafter

referred to as "program numbers".

with OP function P1.1, P1,2, P1.3, P-2, P3.1, P3.2, P-4

with OP und CL function P-2, P3.1, P3.2,

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with OP, CL and LOP function P3.1, P3.2,

To programme in the following settings, switches A1 and B2 must be included in the circuit. C3 is

optional. It is very difficult and can even be dangerous to make these settings without these switches

(Explanation YouTube video).

Setting programme no.’s P1.1, P1,2, P1,3, P3.1, P3.2 und P-4

Activation or changing to another programme number

Once the electrical connections and the necessary switches have been set up, activation can be

started.

To do this, switches B2 and C3 need to be switched on.

The active programme number on the display flashes three times e.g. P-4.

What is shown on the display depends on the pre-settings.

After the flashes the display will show “standard view”.

Press the SET button for 2 - 3 seconds to set the programme numbers.

One of the numbers mentioned above is now shown on the display – e.g. P-4.

Select the desired programme number by using the Up and Down buttons.

Use P1.1 as an example.

Once the desired number has been selected, press SET for 2 – 3 seconds.

The display flashes three times and P1.1 is visible.

After the flashes the display will show “standard view”. Now P1.1 is saved.

To check, repeat by pressing SET for 2 – 3 seconds.

Now P1.1 should be displayed. To get back to “Standard View”,

Press SET for 2 – 3 seconds. The display flashes three times and P1.1 is visible.

After the flashes the display now shows “standard view”

This procedure can be used for all programme numbers.

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Setting up the relay operations OP, CL and *LOP

Op Mode

LOP Mode (cycles) can only be used with programmes P3.1 and P3.2.

The desired programme number has to be activated if you want to edit the control times.

Programme number P1.2 will be used as an example, and the OP mode will be edited.

Once an electrical connection has been made and switched on, the display flashes three times

and programme P1.2 is visible.

once the flashing has stopped, the display reverts to “standard view”).

Press the SET button for 2 - 3 seconds.

Now P1.2 is visible on the display screen.

Press SET briefly and the display will flash 3 times in OP mode.

Once the flashing has stopped the display changes to the current OP value e.g. 017 seconds.
Set the desired time value e.g. *005 seconds by using the Up and Down buttons.

*(Please note the information on additional functions on page 12, setting time parameters).

If the value 005 seconds is set, press the SET button for 2 - 3 seconds.

The OP value 005 has been saved.

Next the display will flash three times and P1.2 will now be displayed.

Once the flashing has finished, the “standard view” will be visible on the display.

You can check the OP value by pressing the SET button briefly.

First off the display will show the OP mode and then show the 5 second value.

Once you’ve checked this the display reverts to “standard view”.

This procedure can be used for all programmes.

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CL mode:

For programme P-2, you need a CL value.

Programme numbers P3.1 and P3.2 need a cycle value (LOP) as well.

In order to edit the control time of the relay, the desired programme number needs to be activated.

Programme number P-2 will be used as an example. Modes OP and CL will be edited.

Once an electrical connection has been made and switched on the display flashes three times and

the programme number P-2 is visible.

Once the flashing has finished “standard view” is visible on the display.

Press SET for 2 - 3 seconds.

Now P-2 is visible on the display screen.

Press SET briefly and the display flashes three times in OP-mode.

After the flashing has finished the display changes to the current OP value.

e.g. 005 seconds – this can be kept or discarded as (the CL value will be edited).
Press SET again briefly and the display flashes three times in CL mode.

Once the flashing has finished the display changes to the current CL value, e.g. 013 seconds.
Set the desired value e.g. 020 seconds using the Up and Down buttons.

*(Please note the information on additional functions on page 11, setting time parameters).

Once 020 seconds has been selected, press SET for 2 - 3 seconds.

Now the CL value of 020 seconds is saved.

Next the display will flash three times and programme P-2 is visible.

Once the flashing has finished the display will show “standard view”.

You can check on the OP and CL values by pressing the SET button briefly.

The display shows the OP mode first and then 005 seconds.
Next the display shows the CL mode and its value of 020 seconds.
Once you’ve done your check the display reverts to “standard view”.

This procedure can be used with programmes P-2, P3.1 and P3.2.

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LOP Mode

The LOP mode can only be used with programmes P3.1 and P3.2.

To edit the control times of the relay the desired programme number has to be activated.

P3.1 is used as an example. The mode LOP is to be edited.

Once an electrical circuit has been made and turned on, the display flashes three times and programme

no. P3.1 is displayed.

Once the flashing has finished, the “standard view” is visible on the display.

Press the SET button for 2 - 3 seconds. Programme number P3.1 is visible on the display.

Press the SET button briefly and the display will flash 3 times in OP mode.

After the flashing has stopped the display changes to the current OP value.

e.g. 005 seconds. This can be kept or discarded as (the LOP value will be edited).

Press the push button SET briefly again and the display flashes 3 times in CL mode.

Once the flashing has stopped the display will change to the current CL value e.g. 020 seconds. This
can be kept or discarded as (the LOP value will be edited).

Press the SET button briefly again and the display will flash 3 times in LOP mode.

Once the flashing has stopped the display will show the current LOP value e.g.013 cycles.

Set to the desired LOP value by using the Up and Down buttons e.g. *003 cycles.

(Please note the information on additional functions on pages 12 and 13 Note 1).

If 003 cycles have been selected, press the SET button for 2 - 3 seconds.

Now LOP value 009 cycles is saved. The display next flashes 3 times and programme number P3.1 is

visible. Once the flashing is over, the “standard view” is visible on the display.

The OP, CL and LOP values which have been saved can be checked by briefly pressing the SET

button. The display changes to OP mode and 005 seconds appears on the display.
Then the display shows the CL mode and its value of 020 seconds.
Then the display shows LOP mode and its value of 003 cycles.

Once you’ve done your checks the display changes to “standard view”.

This procedure can be used for programmes P3.1 and P3.2.

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Operating mode of each programme

A standard OP value of 012 seconds is assumed for the programme numbers

P.1.1, P1.2, P1.3, and P-4.

P1.1:

This programme starts in OP mode.

Pressing the external push button A1 triggers a signal

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value.

The timer counts up from 000 to the set value. Electrical current flows.

If the external push button A1 is pressed or held down again during the process,

that won’t have any effect on the timer. The relay closes once the programmed OP value is reached.

There is no electrical current. The display reverts to the standard view.

P1.2:

This programme starts in OP mode.

Pressing the external push button A1 triggers a signal.

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value.

The timer counts up from 000 to the set value. Electrical current flows.

If the external push button A1 is pressed or held down again during the process,

the timer goes back to 000 and starts to count from 000 up again.

The relay remains open. Electrical current flows.

Once the set OP value is reached the relay closes. No electrical current flows.

The display reverts to the standard view.

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P1.3:

This programme starts in OP mode.

Pressing the external push button A1 triggers a signal.

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value.

The timer counts up from 000 to the set value. Electrical current flows.

If the push button A1 is pressed briefly or continuously during the process,

the process will stop before it is completed. The relay closes.

The timer goes back to 000 There is no electrical current.

The display reverts to the standard view.

P-4:

This programme starts in OP mode.

Pressing the external push button A1 triggers a signal.

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value.

The timer counts up from 000 to the set value. Electrical current flows.

If the push button A1 is pressed briefly during the process,

the timer reverts to 000 But the relay remains open. Electrical current flows.

The timer counts up from 000

Keeping the external push button A1 pressed down keeps the timer at 000
Only after releasing the external push button A1 does the timer count up again from 000
Once the set OP value is reached the relay closes. No electrical current flows.

The display reverts to the standard view.

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A standard OP and CL value of 004 seconds is assumed for program numbers P-2, P3.1 and P3.2.

For the program numbers P3.1 and P3.2 a LOP value of 003 cycles.

P-2:

This programme starts in CL mode.

Pressing the external push button A1 triggers a signal.

The relay remains closed for the duration of the set CL value.

No electrical current flows. The timer counts up from 000 to the set value.
Once the set CL value is reached the module changes to OP mode.

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value. Electrical current flows.

During the expiry of the set CL and OP times, no further signals can be given by pressing the

external push button A1. Once the OP sequence is complete.

The relay closes. No electrical current flows.

The display reverts to the standard view.

P3.1:

This programme starts in OP mode.

Pressing the external push button A1 triggers a signal.

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value.

The timer counts up from 000 to the set value. Electrical current flows.

Once the set OP value is reached the module switches to CL mode.

The relay closes. No electrical current flows.

Once the set CL value is reached, the sequences begin again according to the number of set cycles

(LOP). Once the value of the set cycles is reached, the relay closes. No electrical current flows.

If external push button A1 is pressed again during the set CL or OP sequences

they will stop before they are completed. The relay closes.

No electrical current flows. The display reverts to the standard view.

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P3.2:

This programme starts in OP mode.

The signal is triggered by the module itself so there’s no need to use external push button A 1.

The relay opens for the duration of the set OP value.

The timer counts up from 000 to the set value, The electrical current flows.

Once the set OP value is reached, the module switches to CL mode. The relay closes.

There is no electrical current.

Once the set CL value is reached the sequences begin again according to the set cycles

(LOP). Once the value of the set cycles is reached, the relay closes. There is no electrical current.

The display reverts to the standard view.

Usually you can`t stop the module during the sequences by using the external push button A 1.

* see additional functions.

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Addional functions
Apart from the programmable sequences for the ICQUANZX DC-Timer-Module we have already

examined, there are some specific details which will be dealt with separately in this section.

1. Buttons and switches

2. Emergency stop control

3. Sleep mode

4. Setting time parameters

5. Added time unit

6 Setting LOP mode

7 Precision

External button A1 and switches B2 und C3

External button A1 and switches B2 and C3 are not included in the scope of delivery. However, it is

recommended to use at least the A1 button and switch B2. Switch C3 is optional. The modules covered

here will only function smoothly to a certain extent without these button and switches. However, these

additional switches / button make handling considerably easier. This is especially the case if the

electricity supply has to be cut quickly.

Emergency stop

The module can be stopped by pressing the STOP button briefly if there are problems in the circuit

while it is in operation and additional switches (e.g. B2 and C3) are not available. The relay closes.

There is no electrical current. But the operations do continue in the background. To return to the

previous operating mode, press the STOP button briefly and repeatedly. Electrical current is flowing.

There is another way to stop the module working – like this. Programme number P3.2 is active. Press

the SET button for 2-3 seconds. The display shows programme number P3.2. Set the desired

programme number with the UP or DOWN buttons. E.g. P3.1. If programme number P3.1 is

programmed in, press the SET button for 2-3 seconds again. This saves programme number P3.1.

After the flashing has stopped, "standard view" is visible on the display screen. P3.2 is no longer active.

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Sleep mode

The manufacturer’s specifications state that by using sleep mode the display will be deactivated after

5 minutes in operation. Operations still continue in the background. To enable this to happen press the

STOP button for 2 – 3 seconds. The display flashes 3 times and CP is now visible. Once the flashing

has stopped the display changes to the current operational value. (The module keeps running …. and

running….. and running for even more than 05 minutes). Sleep mode can be deactivated by repeatedly

pressing the STOP button for 2 – 3 seconds.

This works perfectly (it was never active).

Deep sleep mode can only be activated if programme P3.2 is active. To start this function with the

button A1 has one advantage. Which one it is, is described in the following paragraph.

Method

Programme 3.2 is activated. The module starts on its own. If button A1 is pressed briefly while the OP,

CL or LOP values are in operation, it makes no difference to the operational mode. After the operation

of LOP values, the module switches to deep sleep mode. The module also switches to deep sleep

mode if the button A1 is pressed briefly after programme number P3.2 is finished, the display and

module are off.

Setting the time parameters

In order to make the most of the module, you can edit the time parameters depending on what is

needed from 00.1 seconds to 999 minutes. This is valid for all the programmes (CL and OP values).

To use programme number P3.1 as an example. The module has to be in OP or CL mode. E.g. if

programme P3.1 is showing the current OP value 021 seconds. Press the STOP button briefly and

the decimal point moves one decimal position to the left to the value 02.1 seconds. The last position

is 1/10th of a second, so this means 2 seconds and 1/10th (2 and one tenth of a second). Set the

desired value with the UP or DOWN buttons, or to skip the next step. Press the STOP button again

briefly and the value 0.2.1 is displayed.

Time values with 3 decimal places are minutes. In this case 0.2.1. minutes.
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Here again 00.1 = seconds with tenths (min.)

005. = seconds
9.9.9. = minutes (max.)
Once the value is set, press the button SET for 2 - 3 seconds.

Now the time has been saved. The display flashes 3 times and shows the programme number P3.1.

Once the flashing has stopped "standard view" is visible on the display screen. This procedure can be

used for all programmes with OP and CL values.

Adding units of time

If the time settings are different e.g. 360 min. closed and 10 sec. open, the module will not add the

values! With programmes P3.1 and P3.2, the module functions this way - The relay closes for 359

minutes and 50 seconds. Then the relay opens for 10 seconds. The module starts from the beginning

according to the number of cycles.

If the CL value is e.g. 2 minutes and the OP value 75 seconds the module recognizes the OP value as

1 minute and 15 seconds and adds the values CL and OP as 3 minutes. The remaining 15 seconds

are subtracted from the CL value. The CL value is then 1 minute 45 seconds and the OP value 75

seconds. Basically, the first cycle should be viewed as neutral, as the times do not match.

Note 1.

For LOP mode apart from settings 001 to 999, setting - - - is also possible.
This setting means infinite cycles.

Note 2.

The timer or rather how it counts is not precise. It deviates considerably from real time

Every time you switch from OP to CL, the module loses approx. 0.7 seconds.

This results in considerable inaccuracies in the event of a longer running time. It is not always possible

to work accurately to the second with the module.

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Circuit diagram

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