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How do you create an electronic timer using displays and time sensors?

Step 1, Items to be Required

You’ll need these items to make the timer function:

A time sensor for time.

In this tutorial, we will use the button as an input for the timer sensor.

A display

I would suggest putting them close to each other.

Step 2 Step 2: Wiring

If you can connect these devices, you’re ready to move forward. If you’re unfamiliar with sensors or other devices that require attention, be attentive.

Here are our three fundamental bricks. This is the beta version, which means it will be ugly.

You’ll need to select the sensor first (scroll down to “Speed” to change it to Time if it’s not already selected) Then, go to input type, and then change the channel to Output Channel. Then, click “None” under Source. This is an important part. Click the Switch and then press enter.

It should look something like this.

Then choose the Time Sensor instead of the Switch on the display.

You might be wondering if you’ve done it right. Don’t be concerned. There’s a simple method to test. Select any brick and then click “View Mode”, then “Input channels”

If you’ve followed the instructions correctly it should look like this.

Step 3 Step 3: Configuration

Return to the Time Sensor. Set the Minimum Input to zero and the Minimum Output to zero. Set the Maximum Input (Max in) and the Maximum Output(Max out) to the desired duration. They must be the same In this guide, we’ll take 30 seconds to complete the guide.

If you’ve adhered to the correct steps the result should look like this.

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