If you want the nice box and interface shown in your referenced device, then it would be rather involved to build, likely involving a microprocessor. Much easier and cheaper just to buy four of those timers.
Ye thought so I just thought it may be fun to have a go at something like that I do have times that seem to be starting to work but we will see can you make something like this with a pix and one of them LCD displays
Ye thought so I just thought it may be fun to have a go at something like that I do have times that seem to be starting to work but we will see can you make something like this with a pix and one of them LCD displays
I'm not familiar with that PIC but it appears to have three I/O pins that are unused, which you could likely program to control three other outputs,similar to output RB3 (9). That would require a little PIC programming expertise of course.
Well, I can't, but you should be able to after some study of PIC programming and the program used in that referenced circuit.
It may be a steep learning curve, but it's worth it if you have the desire. You might look as some of the many programming tutorials for the PIC on the web.