1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Dmyond T2310 Programmable Digital Timer Switch Relay. This versatile microcomputer time controller is designed for various timing, delay, and cycle control applications in DIY projects, home automation, and industrial settings. It offers precise timing with an independent crystal oscillator and supports multiple voltage inputs (AC 110V/220V, DC 12V/24V).
This manual provides detailed instructions for the safe and efficient use of your device. Please read it thoroughly before installation and operation.
2. Safety Information
- Always ensure the power supply is disconnected before performing any wiring or maintenance.
- This product is a direct output controller. Please connect the load before turning on the power to avoid accidents.
- Do not expose the device to moisture, extreme temperatures, or corrosive environments.
- Ensure proper ventilation around the device during operation.
- Only qualified personnel should perform installation and wiring.
3. Product Overview
The T2310 timer switch relay features a clear digital display and intuitive buttons for easy programming. It is available in various configurations, including LCD and LED displays, and different voltage options.
3.1. Visual Components



3.2. Key Features
- Display: 1.37-inch LCD or LED digital display.
- Control Output: One relay control output.
- Timing: Two independent timers (T1, T2) can be set.
- Voltage Options: Available in DC12V, DC24V, and AC110-220V versions.
- Accuracy: Independent crystal oscillator for precise timing (±3s in 24 hours).
- Interference: Dual PCB design for less interference.
- Alarm: Audible alarm (buzzer) for notifications.
- Robust Design: Wider and stronger connections.
- Memory: Automatically saves settings upon power-off.
- Functionality: Supports 18 kinds of functions including timer, delay, and cycle modes.

4. Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Digital display time relay module |
| Material | Plastic + Metal |
| Display Panel Size | 79mm x 43mm |
| Installation Dimensions | 71mm x 40mm x 24mm |
| Color | Black |
| System Power Options | DC12V, DC24V, AC110-220V |
| Timing Range | 0-999 Seconds / 0-999 Minutes / 0-999 Hours |
| Max Operating Current | 10A (AC), 20A (DC) |
| Max Power (DC12V) | 240W |
| Max Power (DC24V) | 480W |
| Max Power (AC110-220V) | 2200W |
| Recommended Power | < Relay carrying power × 80% |
| Relay Type | Normally Open Relay |
| Power Consumption | < 1W |
| Relay Service Life | 100,000 Times |
| Timing Error | ±3s (in 24 hours) |
| Weight | 58g (DC12V/24V) / 63g (AC110-220V) |
| Fixed Way | Embedded Hole: 63mm × 42mm |
| Certification | CE |


5. Installation
5.1. Physical Dimensions



5.2. Wiring Instructions
The module provides terminals for power input (L/+, N/-) and load output (ON, OL). Ensure correct polarity for DC connections and proper live/neutral for AC connections.


WARNING: This product is a direct output controller. Please connect the load before turning on the power to avoid accidents!
6. Operation
6.1. Display Interface and Buttons

- PV (Process Value): Displays the current timing value (T1).
- SV (Set Value): Displays the set timing value (T2).
- ON/OUT LED: Indicates relay status.
- SET Button: Enters/confirms setting modes.
- Up/Down Buttons: Adjust values.
- Restart Button: Long press to restart. Double click to Stop/Run.
6.2. Setting Time Parameters (T1, T2)
- Press the SET key once to enter the time setting mode. The red digital tube (PV) will flicker, indicating T1 setting.
- Use the Up (+) or Down (-) buttons to adjust the desired value for T1.
- After setting T1, short press the SET button again. The digital tube (SV) will flicker, indicating T2 setting.
- Use the Up (+) or Down (-) buttons to adjust the desired value for T2.
- After setting T2, press the SET button again, or wait for 6 seconds. The system will automatically save the memory settings.
6.3. Parameter Setting Mode (P0, P1)
To access advanced settings, long press the SET button. This enters the parameter setting mode, allowing you to select P0 or P1 parameters.
- Long press SET to enter parameter setting mode.
- Short press SET to switch between P0 and P1.
- Use the Up (+) or Down (-) buttons to adjust the values within P0 or P1.
P0 Parameters (T1 Timer Time Mode)
- P0-0: T1 Timer time mode is seconds.
- P0-1: T1 Timer time mode is minutes.
- P0-2: T1 Timer time mode is hours.
P1 Parameters (Operation Mode)
- P1-0: T1 time delay relay (T1 timer).
- P1-1: T1 delay time relay releases (T1 timer).
- P1-2: T1 timer, then T2 successor electrical release (T2 timing) ends.
- P1-3: T1 delay time relay releases (T1 timer), then T2 successor Electric energized (T2 timing) ends.
- P1-4: T1 timer, then T2 successor electrical release (T2 timer), repeat the cycle.
- P1-5: T1 delay time relay releases (T1 timer), then T2 successor Electric energized (T2 timer), repeat the cycle.
6.4. Example: 10 Seconds ON, 20 Seconds OFF Loop
If you need the device to turn ON for 10 seconds, then OFF for 20 seconds, and continuously loop:
- Set T1 to 10.
- Set T2 to 20.
- Set P0 to 0 (T1 timing range is seconds).
- Set P1 to 5 (Timer mode is the first to work then stop, would always loop).
6.5. Working Status Curves

The working status curves (P2 modes) visually represent the relay's behavior based on the programmed T1 and T2 values and the selected P1 operation mode. Refer to these diagrams to understand the timing logic for each mode.
6.6. Important Note on Timing Mode
This product is primarily designed for countdown operations and cannot be set to a continuous 24-hour working mode without specific cycle programming.
7. User Tips
- Saving Settings: After adjusting any time parameters (T1, T2) or P0/P1 modes, ensure you either press the SET button to confirm or wait for 6 seconds for the module to automatically save the settings to memory.
- Extending Timer Range: If you need to set a timer beyond 99 seconds (e.g., 100 seconds or more), adjust the P0 parameter to minutes (P0-1) or hours (P0-2) as needed. For example, 100 seconds would be 1 minute and 40 seconds, which can be set by adjusting T1/T2 in minutes mode.
- Finding Instructions: If you encounter difficulties, additional information and visual guides might be available on online video platforms (e.g., YouTube) by searching for 'T2310 timer relay' or 'microcomputer time controller'.
8. Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Settings are not saved after power cycle. | Settings were not confirmed or saved correctly. | After adjusting T1/T2, press SET to confirm or wait 6 seconds for automatic save. |
| Timer range is too short (e.g., cannot set beyond 99 seconds). | P0 parameter is set to seconds mode. | Long press SET to enter parameter mode, then adjust P0 to minutes (P0-1) or hours (P0-2) as needed. |
| Relay does not activate/deactivate as expected. | Incorrect P1 operation mode selected or wiring error. | Verify the P1 parameter setting matches your desired operation. Double-check all wiring connections according to the diagrams. |
| Device does not power on. | No power supply or incorrect wiring. | Check power connections and ensure the correct voltage (DC12V/24V or AC110-220V) is applied. |
| Buzzer is not sounding. | Buzzer may be disabled or faulty. | Check if there's a setting to enable/disable the buzzer (if applicable to your model). If not, the buzzer might be faulty. |
9. Maintenance
- Keep the device clean and free from dust. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning.
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
- Ensure the device is installed in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
- Regularly check wiring connections for tightness and signs of wear.
10. Warranty and Support
For detailed warranty information and technical support, please refer to the official product documentation or contact your retailer. A comprehensive user manual in PDF format is available for download: View User Manual (PDF).





