Programmable light timer and a method of implementing a programmable light timer
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1. A programmable light timer for implementing a timing pattern, the programmable light timer comprising:
- a display, wherein a time selected on a user interface is provided on the display;
a first programmable button of a plurality of programmable buttons on the user interface, wherein the first programmable button is programmable to have an on time associated with the first programmable button;
a voltage terminal;
a switch coupled to the voltage terminal and configured to control an application of a voltage to the voltage terminal;
up and down keys on the user interface, wherein the up and down keys enable selecting a current time and an on time of the timing pattern to be implemented when the first programmable button is selected to be used during operation of the programmable light timer, and wherein the on time of the timing pattern is stored in the programmable light timer and is implemented in response to a selection of the first programmable button; and
wherein the voltage is applied to the voltage terminal according to the on time of the timing pattern in response to the selection of the first programmable button.
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Abstract
A programmable light timer for implementing a timing pattern is described. The programmable light timer comprises a display, wherein a time selected on a user interface is provided on the display; a first programmable button of the plurality of programmable buttons on the user interface; and up and down keys on the user interface, wherein the up and down keys enable selecting an on time of the timing pattern to be implemented when the first programmable button is selected to be used during operation of the programmable light timer. A method of implementing a timing pattern on a programmable light timer is also described.
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1. A programmable light timer for implementing a timing pattern, the programmable light timer comprising:
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a display, wherein a time selected on a user interface is provided on the display; a first programmable button of a plurality of programmable buttons on the user interface, wherein the first programmable button is programmable to have an on time associated with the first programmable button; a voltage terminal; a switch coupled to the voltage terminal and configured to control an application of a voltage to the voltage terminal; up and down keys on the user interface, wherein the up and down keys enable selecting a current time and an on time of the timing pattern to be implemented when the first programmable button is selected to be used during operation of the programmable light timer, and wherein the on time of the timing pattern is stored in the programmable light timer and is implemented in response to a selection of the first programmable button; and wherein the voltage is applied to the voltage terminal according to the on time of the timing pattern in response to the selection of the first programmable button. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A programmable light timer for implementing a timing pattern, the programmable light timer comprising:
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a display; a plurality of user-selectable buttons on a user interface, wherein each user-selectable button is associated with a timing pattern; a voltage terminal; a switch configured to control an application of a voltage to the voltage terminal; a first user-selectable button of the plurality of user-selectable buttons on the user interface of the programmable light timer, wherein the first user-selectable button is a pre-programmed button enabling a predetermined timing pattern having an on time and an off time; and a second user-selectable button on the user interface, wherein the second user-selectable button is programmable using the user interface to have a programmable on time associated with the second user-selectable button of the programmable light timer, and wherein the programmable on time is stored in the programmable light timer and is implemented in response to a selection of the second user-selectable button; and wherein the voltage is applied to the voltage terminal according to the programmable on time of the timing pattern associated with the second user-selectable button in response to the selection of the second user-selectable button. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method for implementing a timing pattern for a programmable light timer, the method comprising:
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displaying a time, selected by way of a user interface, on a display; implementing a plurality of buttons on the user interface, wherein each button has a timing pattern; providing a voltage terminal on the programmable light timer; configuring a switch to control an application of a voltage to the voltage terminal; implementing a first button of the plurality of buttons on the user interface, wherein the first button is a pre-programmed button enabling a predetermined timing pattern having an on time and an off time; and implementing a second button on the user interface, wherein the second button is programmable by way of the user interface to have a programmable on time associated with the second button, and wherein the programmable on time of the second button is stored in the programmable light timer and is implemented in response to a selection of the second button; and wherein the voltage is applied to the voltage terminal according to the programmable on time of the timing pattern associated with the second button in response to the selection of the second button. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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