Pseudocode means "this is a non-functional shorthand view" of the steps you would need to take to write working code. I don't particularly like being asked to write code for someone who is getting paid for it. So here is a general purpose example, if you can't figure out the rest, you should read some books. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Tk;

my $mw = MainWindow->new();

my %data;

foreach my $bank qw(aa bb cc dd){
  
  
  $data{$bank}{'frame'} = $mw->Frame->pack();

  $data{$bank}{'bankname'} = $bank;
  $data{$bank}{'status'} = 'offline';

  $data{$bank}{'label'} = $data{$bank}{'frame'}->Label(
      -textvariable => \$data{$bank}{'bankname'})->pack(-side=>'left')
+;
  
  $data{$bank}{'entry'} = $data{$bank}{'frame'}->Entry(
      -textvariable => \$data{$bank}{'status'},
      -bg => 'white',
      )->pack(-side=>'right');
}


$mw->repeat(2000, sub{
    foreach my $bank (keys %data){
            
            my $rand = rand 10;
            if ($rand > 5){
                  $data{$bank}{'status'} = 'online';
                  $data{$bank}{'entry'}->configure(-fg => 'red');
                 }else{
                   $data{$bank}{'status'} = 'offline';
                   $data{$bank}{'entry'}->configure(-fg => 'black');
                 }
    
        }
});

MainLoop;

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