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Binary Blink
Oscillates 0's and 1's based on an incoming pattern of integers
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blink Pattern | P | The blink pattern is a list of integers that will determine the time interval (ms) between the oscillating output of zero's or one's. For instance, a blink pattern of '100,200,300,400' will first output a zero for 100ms, then a one for 200ms, then back to a zero for 300ms, and finally another one for 400ms. If the repeat toggle has been set to true, this blinking pattern will continue. The smallest time interval that is currently accepted in the blink pattern is 25ms. | Integer |
| Start | S | Start/Stop Boolean toggle | Boolean |
| Repeat | R | Repeat Pattern | Boolean |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binary Output | B | Binary Output of 0's and 1's | Integer |
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