make a latching button as a "kill switch". Set the logic to the things you want to turn off to AND"kill switch" button is NOT True.When it goes true, the outputs will turn off.
this example shows my method of an "emergency setup" it will kill most functions but leave certain (hazards, interior lights) triggered on to assist in egress. im not sure if something like this is what you are after. Also if you would like i could provide a more specific example, if i knew your configuration.
Correct. Are you looking to simply clear the inputs back to base state but leave some on (kill engine but leave accessories on) and then just simply be able to hit the starter to run engine again?
you can setup general functions on the outputs using AND with the input deasserted, so when you assert the specific input the function wouldnt activate the output so long as you keep the input asserted.
make a latching button as a "kill switch". Set the logic to the things you want to turn off to AND "kill switch" button is NOT True. When it goes true, the outputs will turn off.
this example shows my method of an "emergency setup" it will kill most functions but leave certain (hazards, interior lights) triggered on to assist in egress. im not sure if something like this is what you are after. Also if you would like i could provide a more specific example, if i knew your configuration.
you can setup general functions on the outputs using AND with the input deasserted, so when you assert the specific input the function wouldnt activate the output so long as you keep the input asserted.
Yes I have this set up on my PDM. I can get a screen grab of the example code when I get home.
Yes, you can put in logic for each output to be off when button x is on. there is also an option for Global Cut off under General in 1.1.2 and later