What I have is a 7493 configured to reset when the count
reaches 12 or when outputs D and C go high.  At other times, I want
the 7493 to reset when the count reaches 10 or when outputs D and B go
high.  For that, I can directly connect D to one reset and the other
reset could go to a double-pole, single-throw switch with the other
two terminals of the switch going to B and C.  I wanted the switch,
however, to be made of digital logic so I only need ground a line to
change from B--Reset to C--reset.
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Author: Martin McCormick
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