FC-32 DC Time Delay Relay Module

Single Channel Time Delay Relay Module Control Board DC5V or 12V FC-32 TXT from video What I figured out is that the S1 and S2 jumpers control the length of the timer, changing them changes the length of time that the potentiometer is adjusting for, very short, short, medium and long. This timer can run from 0.1 seconds to 1 hour. The S5 jumper connects the 12V pos voltage input (VCC) to the relay COM (the center connection). The S6 jumper turns the delay timer off. (Gerard Pinzone tells me that the S6 changes the timer from a delay on timer to a delay off timer. If the jumper is placed on S6 and the timer activated, the LED on the timer board will stay on until the timer finishes and it will go off. I an not very organized about my bits and pieces so I don't know where the FC-32 Timer is and I can't test this myself. Use the info for the S7 and apply for the S6) The S7 jumper turns the delay timer on. You can't have a jumper on both S6 and S7 at the same time, if you do, the delay timer won't work, the relay will activate as soon as power is applied. If you remove the jumper from both the S6 and S7 pins, the timer will not activate. If you place jumpers on both the S7 and S4 jumpers, the timer is increased 10X. The timing is kind of rough, but, if you want better times feel free to do them yourself and post them. Jumper on S7, S1 position 0 and S2 position 1: Lowest, instant. Highest about 1 second Jumper on S7, S1 position 0 and S2 position 0: Lowest, 3 seconds, Highest 42 seconds Jumper on S7, S1 position 1 and S2 position 0: Lowest, 0 seconds, Highest 5 seconds Jumper on S7, S1 position 1 and S2 position 1: Lowest, 38 seconds, Highest 342 seconds As I said, to increase these times by 10X, put a jumper on both the S7 and the S4.