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VM206

USER MANUAL

Heavy duty relay

Power 

supply

12 VDC / 100 mA max.

For inductive loads, 

add optional VDR 

(e.g., Velleman VDR300)

Status LEDs

8 A / 250 VAC 

NO / NC

Relay output

Start - Reset

pushbuttons

ICSP

connector

USB

Start - Stop

Buffered inputs 

accept dry 

contact or 

open collector

fig. 2

The VM206 is now programmed!

You can check the operation by pressing the TST1 (Start) button. 
The ‘RELAY ON’ LED indicates the operation.
You can stop the timer operation by pressing the TST2 (Reset) button.

To get the relay functioning as well, you need to connect the 12V supply to the SK1 screw connector.

You can disconnect the USB cable and test the timer operation as a stand-alone with the 12V supply.

On the board there are two inputs; IN1 and IN2 for remote switches or NPN transistors to control the timer 
operation. The switch or transistor connected between IN1 and GND acts as the Start button (TST1) and the 
switch or transistor connected between IN2 and GND acts as the Reset button (TST2).

Relay output

The relay contacts are connected to the SK3 connector:

•  COM: Common
•  NO: Normally Open
•  NC: Normally Closed

On the board, there is space provided for a transient suppressor (option) to reduce contact wear. Mount VDR1 
for suppression of the NC contact.   Mount VDR2 for suppression of the NO contact. 

Summary of Contents for VM206

Page 1: ...UNIVERSAL TIMER MODULE WITH USB INTERFACE W W W V E L L E M A N P R O J E C T S E U VM206 USER MANUAL M O D U L E S M O D U L E S...

Page 2: ...ted Plugging in your board for the first time 4 Starting the software 4 Timer operation modes 4 Relay output 5 Description of the timer operation modes 6 Timing sequencer user interface 10 Description...

Page 3: ...rating modes toggle mode start stop timer staircase timer trigger at release timer timer with turn on delay timer with turn off delay single shot timer pulse pause timer pause pulse timer custom seque...

Page 4: ...software 1 locate the VM206 software shortcuts programs VM206 2 click on the icon to start the main program 3 then click on the Connect button the Connected label should now be displayed You are now r...

Page 5: ...ect the 12V supply to the SK1 screw connector You can disconnect the USB cable and test the timer operation as a stand alone with the 12V supply On the board there are two inputs IN1 and IN2 for remot...

Page 6: ...he relay contacts transfer immediately to the ON state Timing begins on the leading edge of the Start signal When the set time t1 has elapsed the relay contacts transfer to the OFF state The timer is...

Page 7: ...time t2 This cycle will continue until the Reset signal is applied or power is interrupted 5 Repeat Cycle relay turns on for time t1 off for t2 then repeats Timing begins on the leading edge of the St...

Page 8: ...o the ON state and the set time t1 begins When the set time t1 has elapsed the relay contacts transfer to the OFF state The timer is reset by applying the Start signal before the set time t1 has elaps...

Page 9: ...te The timer is reactivated by applying the next trailing edge of the Start signal before the set time t1 has elapsed Start Output Reset 10 Programmable timing sequence In this mode you can program a...

Page 10: ...he first timing event is sustained as long as the Start signal is ON or the Start button is kept pressed down Start Output Reset Timing sequence user interface fig 14 fig 15 add timing insert timing d...

Page 11: ...11 VM206 USER MANUAL Normally the relay will be OFF after the last timing event of the sequence The relay can be forced to stay ON by entering the time of the last ON action to zero fig 16...

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