Editing Kit (Logic I/O)
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== Batch Writer == | == Batch Writer == | ||
| β | The Batch Writer writes to all | + | The Batch Writer writes to all conected devices of a device type. |
For example: One can control all digital valves connected in its network with a single Batch Writer. | For example: One can control all digital valves connected in its network with a single Batch Writer. | ||
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=== [[Integrated Circuit (IC10)]] alternative === | === [[Integrated Circuit (IC10)]] alternative === | ||
| β | To simulate the functionality of a batch writer when writing [[MIPS]] code for the integrated circuit, use the sb ''typeHash varName value'' instruction | + | To simulate the functionality of a batch writer when writing [[MIPS]] code for the integrated circuit, use the sb ''typeHash varName value'' instruction. |
== Logic Mirror == | == Logic Mirror == | ||
| β | The Logic Mirror is reading all data from | + | The Logic Mirror is reading all data from it's target device. The target device is set by the screw on the Logic Chip. It's purpose is to easily read a device in another network. The Logic Mirror itself is seen as a Logic Chip, it needs to be read with a Logic reader as if it was a device. Writing and reading is possible as if the target device itself is present in the logic network. If the Logic Mirror is not powered, it will not return any data. |
=== Example === | === Example === | ||