Timers in rust will cycle on and off when power is held to the trigger input, but should require a power cycling in order to reset back again. Should not be automatic....... And here is a suggestion: There are two types of timers used in manufacturing world I come from. They are time ON delay type - Timers that when trigger input is active, they delay power flow from their output until time is up, then power flows. To reset, you must remove power from trigger pin which turns off power and then re-apply to start the ON delay process again.
Then you have timer OFF delay types where power is allowed through immediately when the trigger input is active and it will stay powered up until you remove power from the trigger input, then it will start to time and when time is reached, it removes power. To cycle this type, you just apply power to trigger pin again and when you remove power from trigger pin, it will do the time delay off function again.
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