There are many options for timer switches. *note- this is currently a personal project but there is a possibility of going beyond that if we can get a viable replacement working properly. My initial thought is trying to setup something using a Rasberry Pi or Intel Atom/AMD E- series but I'm not a programmer so I wouldn't even know where to start? possibility of adding/programming digital or analog inputs at some point (optional) Downstream hardware/devices is/are setup separately. time based contact closure (dry contact) for a minimum of 2 outputs- expandable for up to 8 outputs would be ideal but not absolutely necessary. Direct interface (mouse/kb/monitor) or with a PC via USB/LAN connection
Hardware cost under $200 each (basic controller setup)
Opensprinkler pi ui demo serial#
USB to serial adapter do not work correctly. *note- due to the age of the software and hardware the PC used needs a regular serial port, programmable via Windows using a serial port interface (RS232 iirc) able to control 2 devices with preset on/off times Here's the current capabilities of the existing units: They are currently no longer available so I need to come up with an alternative- the replacements from this company will not be useful for me. They are basically parking lot light timers or irrigation system timers but I have them in use for a different purpose. Why sit on the Bench when you can get in the game and Crunch!!! Phanteks P600s- Seasonic Q704- Fractal Meshify C and etc.ĮVGA 750 G3- SeaSonic DGC 750- EVGA P2 850 and etc. Main PC (1TB WD SN850- 2TB PNY CS 3040- 2TB Seagate Firecuda) and etc. MSI Gaming RX 6800- Asus RTX 3070 TUF OC- MSI Ventus GTX 1660Ti and etc. Noctua NH-U14S (dual fan)- EK 360 AIO with push/pull fans- Corsair H115i RGB Pro XT and etc.Ģx16GB GSkill FlareX 3200/c14- 4x8GB Corsair Vengeance 3600/c16- 2x16GB Team 3600/c18 and etc. Ryzen 5900X- Ryzen 5950X- Ryzen 3950X and etc.Īsrock X570 Extreme4- MSI X570S Tomahawk MAX WiFi- MSI B450M Bazooka Max and etc. Main PC- Gamer- Main Cruncher/Folder and too many crunching/folding rigs
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