How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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Hi,

is there a simple solution to prevent a button to trigger again when switching off ?

I noticed that every time i switch a button off, there is another trigger send, but not always measurable with the triggercounter !?!? :roll:

Thanks for any help on this !
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Re: How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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Yes, you can control triggers. There are "bool to true" and "bool to false" prims to do that.

Or like this. The "test design" here is because in one direction switching is active and on other - passive.
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Re: How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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Thank you for your help Tester !
I think i can implement this.

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Re: How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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you also could use the triggerswitch instead..
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Re: How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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yes, but at the same time i needed to switch a selector.

But after all trouble......the extra trig when switching did come in handy :roll: (after rethinking the whole process), as it would trigger the save module to save also the last data which otherwise would be lost.

So thank you both for your input.
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Re: How to prevent a button to trigger when switch off?

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And also always pay attention to trigger order (these small black dots on green wires).
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