Relay feed terminal

[Hornnumb2]

I have this relay on my tv lift and would like to figure out what voltage is needed to activate the relay. Which terminal do I test. Thanks Michael

[R_J]

The coil voltage will be marked on the relay, The coil is marked by the square simble across the two pins

[Hornnumb2]

I am trying to figure out what pin gets the signal to lower or raise the tv lift. I want to use something that when tv is turned on it lowers and raises when turn off. So a separate remote is not needed. The relay states it's rated for 24vdc but I don't think it's running on that.

[truclacicr]

https://www.generationrobots.com/media/JQC-3FF-v1.pdf

The coil voltage is 24VDC. The contacts are SPDT.

[Hornnumb2]

Still looking for answer to the question, which terminal would I send 24vdc to to click relay on? Thanks

[truclacicr]

The relay's datasheet shows you the pinout. One end of the coil would be wired to +24VDC, the other would be connected to a switching transistor or IC. We can't tell much from your limited photo. Basically, you need to trace the circuit to understand what is going on.

[R_J]

It is likely that one side of the relay coil is connected to the +24v supply and the other end of the coil is connected to a transistors collector,and the transistors emitter connects to ground (negative of the 24v supply) The base of the transistor could be controlled by a low voltage ie:3~5volts from what ever controls this board. If this is the case there will likely be a diode across each relay coil as well. A picture of the back of the board will help as well as knowing what those plugs connect to.