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If you use a wall charger, then you could probably use somthing like this wall outlet timer:<br />
<a href="http://www.grainger.com/product/TORK-Timer-6WPA0?s_pp=false" rel="ugc">http://www.grainger.com/pr<wbr />oduct/TORK<wbr />-Timer-6WP<wbr />A0?s_pp=fa<wbr />lse</a><br />
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Looks like it has a minimum ontime of 1 minute.<br />
Has a max of 24 on/off cycles you can program (per week). &nbsp;Is that enough?
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If you use a wall charger, then you could probably use somthing like this wall outlet timer:
http://www.grainger.com/product/TORK-Timer-6WPA0?s_pp=false [http://www.grainger.com/product/TORK-Timer-6WPA0?s_pp=false]

Looks like it has a minimum ontime of 1 minute.
Has a max of 24 on/off cycles you can program (per week).  Is that enough?

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I have been looking at wall outlet timers as well. Seems to be an option. <br />
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A software solution is my preference as I could just set it to run at intravels all night. <br />
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But will look in to gettting a phyicial one after Christmas if there is no other option. The ones we have around the hourse are all old fashioned 15 min intravels.<br />
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Many thanks.
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I have been looking at wall outlet timers as well. Seems to be an option.

A software solution is my preference as I could just set it to run at intravels all night.

But will look in to gettting a phyicial one after Christmas if there is no other option. The ones we have around the hourse are all old fashioned 15 min intravels.

Many thanks.

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&gt; A software solution is my preference as I could just set it to run at intravels all night.<br />
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In case you missed it, see my (free!) software solution right above your last post. Regards, Joe
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> A software solution is my preference as I could just set it to run at intravels all night.

In case you missed it, see my (free!) software solution right above your last post. Regards, Joe

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We must have been typing at the same time going to check it out now
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We must have been typing at the same time going to check it out now

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OK, let me know how it works out for you. Regards, Joe
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OK, let me know how it works out for you. Regards, Joe

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Hi mytext,<br />
Where do things stand on this issue? Regards, Joe
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Hi mytext,
Where do things stand on this issue? Regards, Joe

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Hi Joe,<br />
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I ended up buying a digital timer. Setting for 20 programs and then resetting the time so the program would run again and over and over again. No a meg out of the tablet. <br />
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I feel the &nbsp;NirSoft's (free!) utility was the answer but abit outside my coding ability.<br />
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Many thanks.
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Hi Joe,

I ended up buying a digital timer. Setting for 20 programs and then resetting the time so the program would run again and over and over again. No a meg out of the tablet.

I feel the  NirSoft's (free!) utility was the answer but abit outside my coding ability.

Many thanks.

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You're welcome. And thanks to you for posting your solution. Regards, Joe
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You're welcome. And thanks to you for posting your solution. Regards, Joe

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I need to stack charge a USB device I have. That means plugging it in to a USB port or wall charger for no more than 2 minutes then taking in out and repeating this over and over again.<br />
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I may need to this MANY - MANY times.<br />
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Has anyone any ideas to automate this?<br />
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Is there any freeware, shareware or script I could use that would turn on / off my USB port for say 2 minutes on 30 seconds off for a certain number of times?<br />
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I could do this on Windows XP (my preference) or Window 7 or a friend’s Raspberry Pie.<br />
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Many thanks in advance.<br />
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Happy Christmas
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I need to stack charge a USB device I have. That means plugging it in to a USB port or wall charger for no more than 2 minutes then taking in out and repeating this over and over again.

I may need to this MANY - MANY times.

Has anyone any ideas to automate this?

Is there any freeware, shareware or script I could use that would turn on / off my USB port for say 2 minutes on 30 seconds off for a certain number of times?

I could do this on Windows XP (my preference) or Window 7 or a friend’s Raspberry Pie.

Many thanks in advance.

Happy Christmas

USB Timer

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