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Created page with "Image:TArduinoTextDemux.png == Summary == Routes a text input to one of multiple output channels based on an unsigned selection input. == Description == The **Text Demux (Multiple Output Channel Switch)** component takes a text input and directs it to the output channel specified by the **Select** pin. The number of outputs is defined by the **Output Pins** property, and the **Initial Channel** property sets the default active output. <b>Diagram:</b>..."
 
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== Summary ==   
== Summary ==   
Routes a text input to one of multiple output channels based on an unsigned selection input.   
Routes a text input to one of multiple output channels based on a selection input.   


== Description ==   
== Description ==   
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=== Input Pins ===   
=== Input Pins ===   
*'''In''' – Text input to be routed.   
*'''In''' – Text input to be routed.   
*'''Select''' – Unsigned value specifying which output channel receives the text.   
*'''Select''' – Input specifying which output channel receives the text.   


=== Output Pins ===   
=== Output Pins ===   

Latest revision as of 23:35, 20 August 2025

File:TArduinoTextDemux.png

Summary

Routes a text input to one of multiple output channels based on a selection input.

Description

The **Text Demux (Multiple Output Channel Switch)** component takes a text input and directs it to the output channel specified by the **Select** pin. The number of outputs is defined by the **Output Pins** property, and the **Initial Channel** property sets the default active output.

Diagram:

Categories

Properties

  • Initial Channel – Default output channel when the component is enabled.
  • Output Pins – Number of output channels to generate.

Pins

Input Pins

  • In – Text input to be routed.
  • Select – Input specifying which output channel receives the text.

Output Pins

  • Output – Routed text output; the actual pin(s) depend on the **Output Pins** setting.