Task Configuration in DT-Rxxx Modules

The DT-Rxxx relay modules allow you to configure tasks to activate relay outputs based on schedules, or set up rules on the inputs to activate outputs in different modes.

The following example will be carried out:

• Configure the DT-R so that, within a specific schedule, relay output 1 will remain activated every day between 10:11 and 10:13.
• At the same time, this output 1 has been bridged to alarm input 2, which has been configured so that, while it remains active, it enables relay output 2 in jogging mode every 5 milliseconds.

RELAY OUTPUT 1 CONFIGURATION BY SCHEDULE

In the Relay Task section, you can set actions to activate the module's relays at a specific time. 

• Enable - Enable or disable the task
• Relay - Select the relay on which the action will be performed
• Mode - 
  • ON/OFF - The relay will be activated or deactivated according to what is set in the next section "ON/OFF"
  • Delay - The relay will be activated for the number of seconds set in the "Delay Jogging" section and then return to its idle state. 
  • Jogging - The relay will continuously activate and deactivate for the milliseconds set in the "Delay Jogging" section.
• ON/OFF - State to which the relay will change.
• Delay Jogging - Time in seconds or milliseconds, depending on the selected mode, that the relay will remain active.
• Repeat - To set how often or when the task will be executed.
• Week - If "Week" is selected in Repeat, in this section you can select the days of the week you want to activate the task
• Start Year/month/day/hour/minute/second - To indicate the date and time from which the task will be executed
• Interval - Depending on the option selected in repeat, this will change between seconds, days, etc., to set how often the task will be executed

Example Configuration - Relay output 1 will be activated at 10:11 and deactivated at 10:13

CONFIGURATION OF ALARM INPUT 2 TO ACTIVATE OUTPUT 2 BY JOGGING

In the "Input Link Relay" section, you can set actions on the module's relay outputs depending on how their inputs are activated.

• Input - These are the module's inputs, more or fewer will appear depending on the model
• Button Type
  • Self Lock - Input connection Button type "Selflock", press Action, release in Action
  • Momentary  - Input connected Button type "momentary", press and release Action, press and release inAction
• Button Debounce - 
• Action Level - State of the alarm input for the event to be executed (Low/High)
• Action Type - The type of activation of the alarm input
• ON/OFF Action - Select the relay on which the action is generated

Example Configuration - Alarm input 2, when kept activated during the schedule previously set in Relay Task and configured in Flash mode, will cause relay output 2 to continuously activate and deactivate every 5ms