Rather a diagram is not available, but you could look for Tasmota's template here:
https://templates.blakadder.com/ Although without a specific model it's hard.
On the other hand just searching the GPIOs is not a problem, in Tasmota for example you even manually set 4 consecutive GPIOs per Relay and investigate if something happens as you switch their state.
Thank you mate for your reply.
This is how I am going to test the pins experimentally, just waiting for the programmer - maybe it will arrive today.
The board has a USB socket for 5V power only.
The link to Tasmota is also interesting and I will use something on it.
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If anyone would like to use this module for their own purposes, I will hint that there are two processors on board: an ESP8285 for WiFi and a hk32f030mf4p6 for DI and DO.