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Logic Toggle

2018-08-04T09:25:55Z

Patistar: Fix number of components

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= Logic Toggle =
'''Author:''' Patistar#8335 
'''Stationeers Version:''' 0.1.1567.7381 
'''Number of Components:''' 5

== Design ==
* 1 [[Kit (Switch)]]
* 2 [[Kit (Logic I/O)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Processor)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Memory)]]

[[File:Logic Toggle.png]]

* '''Enable Value Writer:''' IN: Button, OUT: Write Value, VAR: On
* '''Toggle Compare:''' 1: Toggle Value, 2: Logic 1, OUT: NotEqual
* '''Write Value:''' IN: Toggle Compare, OUT: Toggle Value, VAR: Settings
* '''Logic 1:''' VALUE: 1

The '''Toggle Compare''' will compare the '''Toggle Value''' with 1. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 1, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 0. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 0, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 1. The '''Write Value''' writes output of the '''Toggle Compare''' to the '''Toggle Value''' Memory. As we do not want that value to be continuously changed, we are going to turn the '''Write Value''' component off. The '''Enable Value Writer''' will only turn the '''Write Value''' component on, while the '''Button''' is pressed. This will change the '''Toggle Value''' once, and therefore flip it either from 1 to 0 or from 0 to 1.

== Notes ==

* If you want to control any component with this circuit, just use any Logic Writer (Batch, Slot, ...) and set the '''Toggle Value''' as your Input.
* If you want your toggle to work with multiple Buttons, you need to replace the Button in the circuit above with a Batch Reader and set it to read all your Buttons.
* You could also replace the Logic Compare with a Logic Math and set it to always calculate 1 - Toggle Value. '''1:''' Logic 1, '''2:''' Toggle Value, '''OUT:''' Subtract. For this setup you must to make sure your Toggle Value is initially either set to zero or one.
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Logic Toggle

2018-08-04T09:25:06Z

Patistar: Fix formatting issue

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= Logic Toggle =
'''Author:''' Patistar#8335 
'''Stationeers Version:''' 0.1.1567.7381 
'''Number of Components:''' 2

== Design ==
* 1 [[Kit (Switch)]]
* 2 [[Kit (Logic I/O)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Processor)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Memory)]]

[[File:Logic Toggle.png]]

* '''Enable Value Writer:''' IN: Button, OUT: Write Value, VAR: On
* '''Toggle Compare:''' 1: Toggle Value, 2: Logic 1, OUT: NotEqual
* '''Write Value:''' IN: Toggle Compare, OUT: Toggle Value, VAR: Settings
* '''Logic 1:''' VALUE: 1

The '''Toggle Compare''' will compare the '''Toggle Value''' with 1. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 1, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 0. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 0, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 1. The '''Write Value''' writes output of the '''Toggle Compare''' to the '''Toggle Value''' Memory. As we do not want that value to be continuously changed, we are going to turn the '''Write Value''' component off. The '''Enable Value Writer''' will only turn the '''Write Value''' component on, while the '''Button''' is pressed. This will change the '''Toggle Value''' once, and therefore flip it either from 1 to 0 or from 0 to 1.

== Notes ==

* If you want to control any component with this circuit, just use any Logic Writer (Batch, Slot, ...) and set the '''Toggle Value''' as your Input.
* If you want your toggle to work with multiple Buttons, you need to replace the Button in the circuit above with a Batch Reader and set it to read all your Buttons.
* You could also replace the Logic Compare with a Logic Math and set it to always calculate 1 - Toggle Value. '''1:''' Logic 1, '''2:''' Toggle Value, '''OUT:''' Subtract. For this setup you must to make sure your Toggle Value is initially either set to zero or one.
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Logic Toggle

2018-08-04T09:23:42Z

Patistar: Fix image displayed as thumb

[[Category:Tutorials]]
<languages />
<translate>
= Logic Toggle =
'''Author:''' Patistar#8335 
'''Stationeers Version:''' 0.1.1567.7381 
'''Number of Components:''' 2

== Design ==
* 1 [[Kit (Switch)]]
* 2 [[Kit (Logic I/O)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Processor)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Memory)]]

[[File:Logic Toggle.png]]

* '''Enable Value Writer:''' IN: Button, OUT: Write Value, VAR: On
* '''Toggle Compare:''' 1: Toggle Value, 2: Logic 1, OUT: NotEqual
* '''Write Value:''' IN: Toggle Compare, OUT: Toggle Value, VAR: Settings
* '''Logic 1:''' VALUE: 1

The '''Toggle Compare''' will compare the '''Toggle Value''' with 1. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 1, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 0. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 0, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 1. The '''Write Value''' writes output of the '''Toggle Compare''' to the '''Toggle Value''' Memory. As we do not want that value to be continuously changed, we are going to turn the '''Write Value''' component off. The '''Enable Value Writer''' will only turn the '''Write Value''' component on, while the '''Button''' is pressed. This will change the '''Toggle Value''' once, and therefore flip it either from 1 to 0 or from 0 to 1.

== Notes ==

* If you want to control any component with this circuit, just use any Logic Writer (Batch, Slot, ...) and set the '''Toggle Value''' as your Input.
* If you want your toggle to work with multiple Buttons, you need to replace the Button in the circuit above with a Batch Reader and set it to read all your Buttons.
* You could also replace the Logic Compare with a Logic Math and set it to always calculate 1 - Toggle Value. '''1:''' Logic 1, '''2:'''' Toggle Value, '''OUT:''' Subtract. For this setup you must to make sure your Toggle Value is initially either set to zero or one.
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Logic Toggle

2018-08-04T09:22:20Z

Patistar: Create tutorial how to create a toggle

[[Category:Tutorials]]
<languages />
<translate>
= Logic Toggle =
'''Author:''' Patistar#8335 
'''Stationeers Version:''' 0.1.1567.7381 
'''Number of Components:''' 2

== Design ==
* 1 [[Kit (Switch)]]
* 2 [[Kit (Logic I/O)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Processor)]]
* 1 [[Kit (Logic Memory)]]

[[File:Logic Toggle.png|thumb]]
* '''Enable Value Writer:''' IN: Button, OUT: Write Value, VAR: On
* '''Toggle Compare:''' 1: Toggle Value, 2: Logic 1, OUT: NotEqual
* '''Write Value:''' IN: Toggle Compare, OUT: Toggle Value, VAR: Settings
* '''Logic 1:''' VALUE: 1

The '''Toggle Compare''' will compare the '''Toggle Value''' with 1. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 1, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 0. If the '''Toggle Value''' is 0, the '''Toggle Compare''' will output 1. The '''Write Value''' writes output of the '''Toggle Compare''' to the '''Toggle Value''' Memory. As we do not want that value to be continuously changed, we are going to turn the '''Write Value''' component off. The '''Enable Value Writer''' will only turn the '''Write Value''' component on, while the '''Button''' is pressed. This will change the '''Toggle Value''' once, and therefore flip it either from 1 to 0 or from 0 to 1.

== Notes ==

* If you want to control any component with this circuit, just use any Logic Writer (Batch, Slot, ...) and set the '''Toggle Value''' as your Input.
* If you want your toggle to work with multiple Buttons, you need to replace the Button in the circuit above with a Batch Reader and set it to read all your Buttons.
* You could also replace the Logic Compare with a Logic Math and set it to always calculate 1 - Toggle Value. '''1:''' Logic 1, '''2:'''' Toggle Value, '''OUT:''' Subtract. For this setup you must to make sure your Toggle Value is initially either set to zero or one.
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File:Logic Toggle.png

2018-08-04T09:10:05Z

Patistar:

The circuit for the Logic Toggle. It will toggle the value every time the button is pressed.