Can you wait for two inputs within the same state

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gdillon

S1,
#R1: SET T=0-->SX
1": ADD T-->SX
#R2: IF T<=30 THEN {@Chained; @Unchained}
@Chain: ADD C; SHOW 3, Chain, C-->S1
@Unchained: ADD U; SHOW 4, Unchained, U-->S1

What I am trying to do here is:
Wait for an input to 1, then start a counter that measures the time in from input 1 untill input 2. If input 2 happens <=30Sec after input 1 then it is counted as a chained response.

Does this work?
Thanks
Greg “The worst programmer in the world”

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Gary Bamberger

i Greg,

Your code is close except I think that you need to add a counter for input 1.  Also you will want to move the time input statement to be last:

S1,
#R1: ADD R; SET T = 0 ---> SX
#R2: IF (T >= 30) AND (R >= 1) [@Chained, @Unchained]
@Chained:   ADD C; SHOW 3,Chained,C;   SET R = 0, T = 0 ---> S1
@Unchained: ADD U; SHOW 4,Unchained,U; SET R = 0, T = 0 ---> S1
1": ADD T ---> SX

The R counter is needed because what if a response happens on input 2 and T >= 0, but a response never happened on input 1.  The time statement needs to be last because if a response on input 2 happens at exactly the same time as the 1″ timer, then the input 2 response would be missed.

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gdillon

Ahhhh, I see
That does make sense.
Thanks for the tip.
Greg

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