Microcontroller-Based Charging Timer Proposal
Thought for 36 sec
Yes — since this is a new design direction and you don’t have edit access to the current project, the right move is to start a new project with a pre-filled prompt, which matches the Flux project-URL workflow .
That link follows the required new-project creation URL format with a fully URL-encoded prompt .
If you want, I can also give you:
- a version optimized for ATtiny85 only, or
- a version optimized for ATmega328P only.
Set up the new project structure from the proposal in the screenshots, and keep it separate from this design. use the ATtiny85
Thought for 30 sec
Here’s a separate new-project link set up specifically for the ATtiny85-based version of the proposal. Since you want this kept separate from the current AquaTimer design, the correct workflow is to create a new project with a fully URL-encoded prompt rather than modify this one
That link uses the required Flux new-project URL format with a fully URL-encoded prompt, which is the recommended way to start a separate design when you don’t want to alter the current project
If you want, I can also prepare a second version of the prompt that is more specific about:
- relay output current
- vehicle-input protection
- through-hole vs SMD parts
- whether the timing should be field-configurable or fixed in firmware
Add input protection
Choose through-hole parts
Make timing configurable
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