new timer relay help needed

I just puchased a new timer relay Midtex 658-44 with variable on and
variable off delays

I want to run the load on for a few seconds every few minutes
so I want to use configuration 6 on the document.

ftp://partsarts@divxdude.dyndns.org/midtx658.pdf

u may need to use a ftp client to retrieve it.


I'm not real electronics savy anf am really confused by the
insructions
facts that

config 6 shows 2 sperate sets timer inputs (4 pins)
pinout diagram(8-pin "Wiring") does not provide 4 points for
2 sperate timers

config 6 also shows 3 relay symbols 2 which are in K-1
( B is used for load )

anyway..if I were to guess at it..
8 pins numbered clockwise starting bottm-left of the octal "notch"
looking from bottom (right?)


1. jumper pin 3
to pin 2
2 jumper pin 1 to
pin 5

apply input power A to ( pin 1or 5 ) and input power B to pin 7
load is powered by {(switched) pin 4} and {input power B}

how'd i do? guessed right or not?
if not please correct me.

thanks for your help.

 

I left one out (step 3) ..sorry.


1. jumper pin 3
to pin 2
2 jumper pin 1
to pin 5
3. jumper pin 8
to pin 2

apply input power A to ( pin 1or 5 ) and input power B to pin 7
load is powered by {(switched) pin 4} and {input power B}

how'd i do? guessed right or not?
if not please correct me.






On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 17:06:03 GMT, urjant@mail.com wrote:

1. jumper pin 3
to pin 2
2 jumper pin 1 to
pin 5

apply input power A to ( pin 1or 5 ) and input power B to pin 7
load is powered by {(switched) pin 4} and {input power B}

how'd i do? guessed right or not?
if not please correct me.

 

nope..

i dunno ..
have no clue.

help!





On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 17:16:51 GMT, urjant@mail.com wrote:

I left one out (step 3) ..sorry.


1. jumper pin 3
to pin 2
2 jumper pin 1
to pin 5
3. jumper pin 8
to pin 2

apply input power A to ( pin 1or 5 ) and input power B to pin 7
load is powered by {(switched) pin 4} and {input power B}

how'd i do? guessed right or not?
if not please correct me.






On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 17:06:03 GMT, urjant@mail.com wrote:


1. jumper pin 3
to pin 2
2 jumper pin 1 to
pin 5

apply input power A to ( pin 1or 5 ) and input power B to pin 7
load is powered by {(switched) pin 4} and {input power B}

how'd i do? guessed right or not?
if not please correct me.

 

urjant@mail.com wrote:

ftp://partsarts@divxdude.dyndns.org/midtx658.pdf

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sorry its on now.



On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 20:52:05 -0500, William P.N. Smith wrote:

urjant@mail.com wrote:
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from bottom or top?
the socket i picked up at a surplus store
is clockwise from bottom view (opposite your diagram)

Diagram: (N is the notch, you are looking at the
pins - each number corresponds to a pin)

..5...4
.6.(.).3
.7..N..2
..8...1

Ed

 

ok Ed thanks for the help, much easier than i made it out to be.
yeah the pinout is symetrical so even if my way is the wrong one its
just means the off period would engage before the on I guess.
I wire it up and give it a try.




On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 06:18:33 GMT, ehsjr@bellatlantic.net wrote:

urjant@mail.com wrote:

from bottom or top?
the socket i picked up at a surplus store
is clockwise from bottom view (opposite your diagram)



It doesn't matter - I probably "drew" the socket backwards,
but it doesn't change the wiring. Your socket is like this:

...4...5
.3.(..)..6
.2..N..7
...1...8

The wiring description remains the same:
The relay coil is connected to pins 2 and 7. You
apply a voltage to those pins to energize the relay.
You connect your load to pins 1 and 3. Alternatively,
you could connect your load to pins 6 and 8.

Ed

 

urjant@mail.com wrote:

from bottom or top?
the socket i picked up at a surplus store
is clockwise from bottom view (opposite your diagram)



It doesn't matter - I probably "drew" the socket backwards,

but it doesn't change the wiring. Your socket is like this:

....4...5
..3.(..)..6
..2..N..7
....1...8

The wiring description remains the same:
The relay coil is connected to pins 2 and 7. You
apply a voltage to those pins to energize the relay.
You connect your load to pins 1 and 3. Alternatively,
you could connect your load to pins 6 and 8.

Ed