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Interval, On, Off, & Recycle Delay Bulletin 690 ACT Time Delay Actions |
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ON DELAY, ACTION 1 Upon application of the input voltage, the delay begins. As soon as the delay is completed, the output is energized. When the input voltage is removed, the output returns to the de-energized state. |
INTERVAL DELAY, ACTION 3 Upon application of the input voltage, the output is energized and the delay begins. When the delay is completed, the output is de-energized. |
OFF DELAY, ACTION 2 Input voltage must be applied continuously. The output is energized when the control switch is closed. When the control switch is opened, the delay begins. When the delay is completed, the output is de-energized. |
TRIGGERED INTERVAL DELAY, ACTION 4 Input voltage must be continuously applied. Upon closing the control switch, the output is energized and the delay begins. After the delay is completed, the output is de-energized, regardless if the control switch is open or closed. |
RECYCLE TIMER, ACTION 5 Input voltage must be applied continuously. The OFF CYCLE (T1) is initiated when the input voltage is applied. At the end of the delay, the output is energized and the ON CYCLE (T2) begins The OFF and ON DELAYS continue until the input voltage is removed. |
RECYCLE TIMER, ACTION 6 Input voltage must be applied continuously. The OFF CYCLE (T1) is initiated when the input voltage is applied. At the end of the delay, the output is energized and the ON CYCLE (T2) begins. The OFF and ON DELAYS continue until input voltage is removed. T1 and T2 are independently adjustable. |
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