Project Scope: Originally developed for use in Raspberry Pi as a personal timer for Archery
- Features
- LCD Number Panel

> Display the number of seconds left in the panel.
* Start/Stop Button

> Click the Buttons to Start or Stop the Timer.
* Radio Button

> Select the mode: 4, 3 or 2 minutes countdown.
* Spinbox

> Display the number of ends or times the start button have been pressed.
> The value can also be increased by clicking the up or down arrow of the spinbox.
How it Works:
- Select the mode for the countdown
- Click Start when ready, and it will start the countdown
- Click Stop to stop the countdown
- Number of ends will be displayed in the spinbox
- Time is set to be 3 seconds more than the number of minutes selected
* 2 whistles will be blown when the Start button is clicked
* 1 whistle will be blown when it start officially at the 4, 3 or 2 minutes mark
* "Two minute remaining" will be played when there is two minutes left
* "One minute remaining" will be played when there is one minutes left