XpressKit 8616 Mini Relay - 36 Viper - Panduan pengguna gratis

PANDUAN PENGGUNA XpressKit 8616 Mini Relay Viper

8616 MINI RELAY, PREWIRED

20A NORMALLY OPEN, 10A NORMALLY CLOSED

Relays are used in a wide variety of automotive applications. Just think of a relay as being an "electrically activated switch". This "switch" is composed of three contacts, terminals #30, #87A and #87. Activating the relay is done with the coil, terminals #85 and #86. For auto security applications there are numerous features which will require the use of a low-current relay (s): siren chirp; WarnAway™; circuit isolation; trigger inversion; trunk release, temporary sensor disconnect, etc..

The 8616 is capable of handling 20 A maximum across its normally open contacts, and 10A maximum across its normally closed contacts. It is NOT intended for high current applications such as: starterkill, headlight turn on, etc...

OPERATING A RELAY:

COIL: This part of the relay becomes an electromagnet if:

(-) Ground is applied to terminal #85, Black wire

AND

(+12V) power is applied to terminal #86, Red wire

8616 MINI RELAY, PREWIRED

CONTACTS:

NO #87, brown wire (Normally open connected to #30 when relay coil is energized)

NC #87A, orange wire (Normally closed, connected to #30 when relay coil not energized)

ACTIVATING THE RELAY: To activate

the relay, determine what polarity the trigger signal will be, and connect the opposite end of the coil to constant power or ground as required.

Common,#30, yellow wire

When the coil is not energized, 30 (common) connects to 87A.

When the coil is energized, 30 (common) connects to 87.