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[progandroll]

I have a Vertical toggle switch and a led

if the led is true and a switch is false then

 if i turn on a switch then turn off the switch then the led will be false

how can i do this? 

[crossrulz]

What happens when the LED is FALSE?

[progandroll]

nothing

[progandroll]

nothing

[progandroll]

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@crossrulz wrote:

What happens when the LED is FALSE?

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nothing happens

[Bob_Schor]

I have a Vertical toggle switch and a led

if the led is true and a switch is false then

 if i turn on a switch then turn off the switch then the led will be false

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Kudos to your Instructor who designed this problem.  Have you learned about Shift Registers and While Loops with the Stop Indicator having the constant True wired to it?  [That's a hint, by the way ...].

BS

[GerdW]

Hi progandroll,

I have a Vertical toggle switch and a led

What happens when you use a horizontal toggle switch?

No, that's no hint. 😄

[natasftw]

Why would you hint that he should wire a true constant to the conditional terminal?  This certainly doesn't sound like an embedded application.  Wire the stop control so you're not forced to use the abort and learn a bad practice from the start.

[crossrulz]

I would use an Event Structure to react to the change in values of your switch.  You should store your LED's value in a shift register.  You don't event need a case structure.  Use a Select function to choose what the value of your LED should be.  I'll leave the actual logic inside of the event case to you.