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That is exactly what is going on but you don't need 3 way toggle. Down is 0 and up is 1, you load all of the values in like a shift register but in parallel, t
by breput 5y ago
That is exactly what is going on but you don't need 3 way toggle.
Down is 0 and up is 1, you load all of the values in like a shift register but in parallel, then write/act upon them.
- ghostly_s 5y agoRight...but surely you see how that's different from what I described.
- DrTung 5y agoYes the data bits were 2-way toggles, but one important switch was a 3-way toggle: the Examine (press down) and Deposit (press up) switch.
- breput 5y agoOn the 11/70, Deposit was the only switch that toggled up (other than the light test switch). That is a nice safety feature so you don't accidentally toggle Continue or other action switches.