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Yes - on the 11 pin there is a set of NO contacts between terminal 1 and the circled in yellow terminals which could be used to control power to the clamp and solenoid. Your application relies on power being applied to 2 and 10 to start the timing function which determines how/when these contacts close and open. As I said we can rewire the base to use these NO contacts.Ahh so it appears the wiring on these is super weird having the relay output on 6! So far I haven't seen a single timer that has that. They always appear as gate, start, reset type functions. And from your notes above does that mean I wire the relay output (solenoid valve in my case) to 3 or 9 as highlighted below on a few timer variations. This timer does appear to accept power to 5 as well. Link here:
8 & 11 PIN PLUG IN MULTI VOLTAGE, MULTI TIME RANGE, MULTI FUNCTION TIMERS - Foxtam Controls (en-GB)
8 & 11 pin plug in versions of our multi “everything” timers. Available in either 8 or 11 pin SPCO or as an 11 pin DPCO. A selector switch is provided to select eight different time ranges from 0.1 sec-10 days, fine time selection on a selected range is then achieved via a percentage potentiometer.www.foxtamcontrols.co.uk
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If you confirm above then I might finally understand these diagrams
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