OK I´ll do my best to not use the wrong terminology here. I understand some basic electronis theory and component function but I have not got the slightest clue how to design a circuit to actually do something. What I need is a circuit that will close a a series of momentary switches at an adjustable time interval
there would be three pairs of switches pair 1,2 pair 3,4 pair 5,6. The cycle would go as follows close switches 1,4,6 wait, close switches 2,3,6 wait, close switches 4,5,2 wait, then repeat the cycle. The switch contacts would be connected to cat5 cables about 20´ long, if the whole thing could be powered by batteries or a wall wart that would be good. these are just being used to activate the switches on air conditioning panels to cycle a series of units from cool to fan. I will probably build it on a solderless breadboard for starters. Thanks for any help anyone can give me, this is a great forum.
there would be three pairs of switches pair 1,2 pair 3,4 pair 5,6. The cycle would go as follows close switches 1,4,6 wait, close switches 2,3,6 wait, close switches 4,5,2 wait, then repeat the cycle. The switch contacts would be connected to cat5 cables about 20´ long, if the whole thing could be powered by batteries or a wall wart that would be good. these are just being used to activate the switches on air conditioning panels to cycle a series of units from cool to fan. I will probably build it on a solderless breadboard for starters. Thanks for any help anyone can give me, this is a great forum.