• 4-Channel Relay Module :The ESP8266 Wireless WIFI Relay Module features a 4-channel design, allowing for multiple devices to be connected and controlled from a single source.

Product features:

1, mature and stable on-board ESP-12F WIFI module, large capacity 4M BYTE FLASH;

2, WIFI module I/O port and UART program download port are all drawn out, convenient for secondary development;

3, onboard AC-DC switching power module, power supply mode supports AC90-250V/DC7-30V/5v;

4, onboard WIFI module RST reset button

5. ESP-12F supports development tools such as ECLIPSE/ARDUINO IDE and provides reference programs under ARDUINO development environment;

6, 4 on-board 5V relay, output switching signal, suitable for control control voltage AC250V/Dc30V within the load;

7, onboard power indicator, 1 programmable LED and relay indicator.

Flashing

Similar to other comparable modules, the X4 does not include an on-board UART-USB converter. To flash this board, follow these steps:

  1. Connect the UART-USB converter to the module by connecting the following pins: TX -> TXRX -> RXGND -> GND, and 3V3 -> 3V3 (or 5V -> 5V). (Please note that each UART-USB converter may have a different pin layout, so please refer to your own converter’s specifications. For more details on connecting the UART-USB converter to the ESP8266, refer to our Serial line tutorial.)
  2. Use the included jumper or any cable to connect the module’s IO0 (D3) and GND pins. This will initiate the Flashing mode upon the next reset.
  3. Connect the power supply to the module (or press the RST button).
  4. Insert the UART-USB converter into your computer.
  5. Proceed to flash the device following the standard procedure outlined in our Flasher turorial.
  6. Disconnect the UART-USB converter from the module.
  7. Disconnect the module’s IO0 (D3) and GND pins to ensure a standard boot.
  8. Reboot the module by pressing the RST button.
  9. Now you can proceed with the First boot tutorial.
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X4 module being flashed by the CH340 UART-USB converter