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Created page with "Image:TArduino64BitUnsignedOnOffSwitch.png == Summary == Controls the flow of a 64-bit unsigned input using an enable signal. == Description == The **64-bit Unsigned On/Off Switch** component acts as a gate for a 64-bit unsigned input. When enabled, the input is passed through to the output; when disabled, the output is blocked. The component includes options to ignore repeated values, set the initial enabled state, and send the input automatically when..." |
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Latest revision as of 06:37, 22 August 2025
File:TArduino64BitUnsignedOnOffSwitch.png
Summary
Controls the flow of a 64-bit unsigned input using an enable signal.
Description
The **64-bit Unsigned On/Off Switch** component acts as a gate for a 64-bit unsigned input. When enabled, the input is passed through to the output; when disabled, the output is blocked. The component includes options to ignore repeated values, set the initial enabled state, and send the input automatically when enabled.
Diagram:
Categories
- File:TArduinoSignalCategory.png Category Signal – Signal processing components.
- File:TArduinoIntegerCategory.png Category Integer – 64-bit integer data manipulation.
Properties
- Ignore Same – If true, prevents sending the same value multiple times in a row.
- Initial Enabled – Sets the initial enabled state of the component.
- Send On Enable – If true, sends the current input immediately when the switch is enabled.
Pins
Input Pins
- Enable – Boolean input that turns the switch on or off.
- In – 64-bit unsigned input.
Output Pins
- Out – 64-bit unsigned output passed through only when the switch is enabled.