Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media for programming a timer are described. Some implementations can include a smartphone application to program a timer and/or display graphically a program that is active on the timer. Some implementations include a method for remotely programing a timer using a smartphone. In some implementations, a system to program a timer remotely includes a Bluetooth communications chip and an associated micro-controller to communicate with a smartphone application. In some implementations, a user can create a timer program sequence or timing schedule remotely and transfer the program sequence or the timing schedule to a timer from within the Bluetooth range of the timer or through a wireless network.

Abstract: A system and method for stimulating light sensors (e.g., UV) using a hand-held stimulator. The hand-held stimulator is portable and configurable to store a plurality of routines comprising various light signatures. In some cases, the signature is a threat signature (e.g., missile, RPG, and/or gunfire) and the stimulator is used as part of system integration, field and flight line, and/or lab testing for systems utilizing light sensors.