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You don't need the "minus one" circuit. Just always store the previous minute value whenever the minute is incremented, and then latch that value when the alar
by mhandley 13y ago
You don't need the "minus one" circuit. Just always store the previous minute value whenever the minute is incremented, and then latch that value when the alarm goes off.
- BarkingOven 13y agoYes, of course. You are correct. Saves even more logic real estate. :-)