Ok, this is the kind of functionality (more rules) I was talking about! When the countdown finishes it produces a pulse which flicks the multiplexer and swaps the start and stop signals back so it's stopped. So now, once it's finished you can reset it and start it again straight away.
Although now thinking about it ... maybe once it's finished, it needs to be reset before start / stop will work again! Over thinking much! Thanks to everyone that contributed. Charlie On 19 November 2010 17:17, Charlie Francis <[email protected]>wrote: > The Start and Stop will be sent through a network broadcast message, that's > why I'm currently using the watcher. > > Is this a better way of setting up the start / stop switch? Perhaps I could > put a multiplexer on the start of the start / stop watcher. If the countdown > time hits 0 then swap the input to switch the watcher. > > Hmmm, something so simple can get very confusing! > > Regards > > > On 19 November 2010 16:49, George Toledo <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Oh snap, beat to the punch, with a way better explanation by cwright ;) >> The only reason I knew that anyway is because of having had that happen and >> having asked him in the past. >> >> -GT >> > >
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