LED 1 input 2 output

[amachold]

Im trying to find a module that controls two different led pods with only one input. so there would be one 12v input and a timer for 5 seconds or so so you turn the switch on and one led turns on and then you turn it off and back on in under five seconds and it turns on the other led and if you turn it off and keep it off for a long enough time it resets to the original led. let me know if you guys find anything, this is for automotive accessory lighting by the way. specifically led pods, thanks

 

[Bluejets]

Are these LED "pods" something from your imagination ?
Otherwise please show some specs/details on them.

 

[Ahmed456781]

Im trying to find a module that controls two different led pods with only one input. so there would be one 12v input and a timer for 5 seconds or so so you turn the switch on and one led turns on and then you turn it off and back on in under five seconds and it turns on the other led and if you turn it off and keep it off for a long enough time it resets to the original led. let me know if you guys find anything, this is for automotive accessory lighting by the way. specifically led pods, thanks

Got it.
You're looking for a module that can control two LED pods with just one input, switching between them based on a timer. This is a common need in automotive accessory lighting. I'll search for some options and let you know what I find.
Thank you.

 

[bidrohini]

You can use a 555 timer-based circuit.

 

[AnalogKid]

After the second LED is on, what happens if the switch is toggled again in under 5 seconds? Does the circuit revert to LED #1, or does it stay on LED #2?

ak

 

[danadak]

One possibility using mBlock on a ATTINY85 or Arduino Nano board.

Starting possibility :



mBlock converts your block design to Arduino Code.

Rough proto-




Regards, Dana.