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Thread: Programable Logic help

  1. #1
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    Default Programable Logic help

    I need to have Timer1 turn off when I hit the feeding pause and resume when the feeding pause is over.

    How exactly do I accomplish that?

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    Would this work?

    Function AND
    Input 1 = Timer 1
    Input 2 = Filter (inverted)

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    Yes it would work with this small correction

    Function AND
    Input 1 = Timer 1
    Input 2 = Filter


    If you invert it will be on when the feeding pause is active!

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    Yes it would work with this small correction

    Function AND
    Input 1 = Timer 1
    Input 2 = Filter


    If you invert it will be on when the feeding pause is active!

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    SWEET!

    Thanks kidney!!!

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    I removed the invert on Filter.

    I just hit the feeding pause and the timer1 is still on.

    What else could I try?

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    the timer is still on, this is normal, but the "programmable logic" is off during feeding pause

    assign the function "programmable logic x" instead of "timer x" to the socket

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matthias View Post
    the timer is still on, this is normal, but the "programmable logic" is off during feeding pause

    assign the function "programmable logic x" instead of "timer x" to the socket
    BINGO!

    Damn, that was cool. This programable logic is pretty powerful stuff.

    Thanks Matthias!

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