1.L, N: AC90-250V power supply
2.AC90-250V to DC5V switching power supply (when using AC power supply, please don't touch it directly with your hands!!)
3.VCC, GND: DC7-12V power supply;
4.Micro USB: DC5V USB power supply;
Note: AC90-250V, DC7-12V, DC5V USB can choose one of three power supply modes.
5.6X6mm button: ESP8266 reset button;
6. UART program download port: ESP8266's GND, RX, Tx, 5V are respectively connected to the external TL serial port module's GND, TX, RX, 5V, 100 must be connected to GND when downloading, and then disconnect the I00 and GND after the download is completeconnection;
7. GPIO pin header leads to the port;
8. Relay output:
Normally closed, the relay is short-connected with COM before the pull-in, and hangs in the air after pull-in;
COM: public end;
NO: Normally open end, the relay is suspended before being closed, and shorted to COM after being closed.
9. Power indicator LED;
10. Programmable LED;
11. Relay indicator LED: lights up when it is closed.
GPIO lead port introduction:1. GND: power ground 2. Relay: Relay drive port, IO5 drive is used by default. If you want to use other IO to drive the relay, you can remove R14 and then connect the I/O of the drive relay to this Relay pin 3.IO2: GPIO2: UARTI-TXD 4.IO4: GPIO4 5.RX: UARTO-RXD: GPIO3 6.3V3: 3.3V power supply 7. SCLK: clock 8.IO15: GPIO15: MTDO; HSPICS; UARTO-RTS 9.IO0: GPIO0 10.IO5: GPIO5 11.TX: UARTO-TXD; GPIO1 12.5V: 5V power supply 13.IO10: GPIO10 14.MISO: Slave output and host input 15.IO13: GPIO13; HSPI-MOSI; UARTO-CTS 16.1IO14: GPIO14; HSPI-CLK 17. ADC: A/D conversion result. Input voltage range: 0~1V, value range: 0~1024 18.3V3: 3.3V power supply 19.MOSI: Host output and slave input 20.IO9: GPIO9 21. CSO: Chip selection 22.IO12: GPIO12; HSPI-MISO 23.IO16: GPIO16 24.GND: power ground