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Project: Timer Switch

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Kim

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I have four ssr DC devices that control the main dc power with a 24 volt controlling power.

I want to be able to make a device that does this:

1. As soon as SSR Switch 1 is On for (100 micro seconds to 2 seconds delay) - then I want to turn it Off, and have SSR Switch 2 turn On for (100 micro seconds to 2 seconds delay) – then I want SSR Switch 2 to turn Off, and then SSR Switch 3 will turn On for (100 micro seconds to 2 seconds delay) - then SSR Switch 3 will turn Off, and then SSR Switch 4 will turn On (100 micro seconds to 2 seconds delay), and then SSR 4 will turn off, and finally go full circle where SSR #1 activates again continuously repeats that pattern.

2. The 100 micro seconds to 2 seconds delay is not a mandatory requirement - in other words, if I could have each ssr be on for a short fixed amount of time like 1000 microsecond, that would fine - but if it's easy to have that adjustable, that would be perfect for my project.

3. I would be willing to pay someone for the parts and time to create in advance.

Please let me know what you think.
 
How handy are you following a schematic diagram? Are you willing to order parts and assemble a hand-wired circuit board?
 
How handy are you following a schematic diagram? Are you willing to order parts and assemble a hand-wired circuit board?

I would say I am novice, but if you have something for me to try, I would love to give it a shot.

The device just needs to control the 24 volt and 100 ma controlling voltage of the SSRs.

Thanks!
 
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