Always-on circuit guide - Revision history

Sunspots: Sunspots moved page Always-on-circuit to Always-on circuit guide

2019-11-18T17:37:37Z

Sunspots moved page Always-on-circuit to Always-on circuit guide

← Older revision	Revision as of 17:37, 18 November 2019
(No difference)

Carsten Milkau: /* Improved version */

2018-08-17T22:28:26Z

Improved version

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:28, 17 August 2018
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	*This little thing was invented by user '''"Simoyd"''' in discord-chat "logic-ciruit-discussion" and needed and created by user "Raumfahrtdoc"		*This little thing was invented by user '''"Simoyd"''' in discord-chat "logic-ciruit-discussion" and needed and created by user "Raumfahrtdoc"
	*This is super useful to restart the [[Kit (Gas Generator)]] / [[Gas Generator]]		*This is super useful to restart the [[Kit (Gas Generator)]] / [[Gas Generator]]

			== Improved version ==

			[[File:Improved Always-On-Circuit.png\|thumb\|Improved Always-On-Circuit using only two I/O and two processing units.\|thumb]]

			Using the new [[Kit_(Logic_Processor)#Min.2FMax_Unit\|Min/Max Unit]] as an OR gate and [[Kit_(Logic_Processor)#Compare_Unit\|Compare unit]] as a (controlled) NOT gate, a much cheaper version is possible. Basically, it is a controlled clock that only runs when the device is off and otherwise stays at 1. The circuit can also be modified easily to make an always-off circuit (e.g. to auto-close doors), see table below.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+ Circuit setup
			\|-
			! Unit name \|\| Unit type \|\| Connector / Setting \|\| Source / Value
			\|-
			\| reader \|\| Logic Reader Unit \|\| IN \|\| '''device''' (whatever you want to control)
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| VAR \|\| On (''Open'' for a door or switch)
			\|-
			\| max \|\| Min/Max Unit \|\| OPR \|\| Greater (''Less'' for an always-off-circuit)
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| 1 (input 1) \|\| reader
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| 2 (input 2) \|\| compare
			\|-
			\| compare \|\| Compare Unit \|\| OUT \|\| Equals (''NotEquals'' for an always-off-circuit)
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| 1 (input 1) \|\| reader
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| 2 (input 2) \|\| max
			\|-
			\| writer \|\| Logic Writer \|\| IN \|\| max (''compare'' will also do)
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| OUT \|\| '''device''' (whatever you want to control)
			\|-
			\| \|\| \|\| OUT VAR \|\| On (''Open'' for a door or switch)
			\|}

RaumfahrDoc: checked typing

2018-07-26T05:15:41Z

checked typing

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:15, 26 July 2018
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	This circuit will check a device - in this example a [[Wall Light]] - and restart it, if it will ~~shot~~ down for a reason.		This circuit will check a device - in this example a [[Wall Light]] - and restart it, if it will shut down / deactivate for a reason.



	<gallery>		<gallery>
	AlwaysOnCircuit.jpg\|Full Visual with Settings		AlwaysOnCircuit.jpg\|Full Visual with Settings
			</gallery>

	~~</gallery>~~
	[[File:AlwaysOnCircuit.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:AlwaysOnCircuit.jpg\|thumb]]


	== Trivia==		== Trivia==
	*This little thing was invented by user "Simoyd" in discord-chat "logic-ciruit-discussion" and needed an created by user "Raumfahrtdoc"		*This little thing was invented by user '''"Simoyd"''' in discord-chat "logic-ciruit-discussion" and needed and created by user "Raumfahrtdoc"
	*This is super useful to restart the [[Kit (Gas Generator)]] / [[Gas Generator]]		*This is super useful to restart the [[Kit (Gas Generator)]] / [[Gas Generator]]

2003:E6:BBD0:D900:C568:C730:8A1D:C232: auto restart an always on circuit

2018-07-26T05:05:40Z

auto restart an always on circuit

New page

This circuit will check a device - in this example a [[Wall Light]] - and restart it, if it will shot down for a reason.

<gallery>
AlwaysOnCircuit.jpg|Full Visual with Settings

</gallery>
[[File:AlwaysOnCircuit.jpg|thumb]]

== Trivia==
*This little thing was invented by user "Simoyd" in discord-chat "logic-ciruit-discussion" and needed an created by user "Raumfahrtdoc"
*This is super useful to restart the [[Kit (Gas Generator)]] / [[Gas Generator]]