Output
Ports
| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A | bit | Input: the value the Output displays and reports back to the checker |
Output has no outputs — it is the endpoint of a circuit, where the signal "ends".
How It Works
Output is a signal receiver. It displays the current value on its input (0 or 1) and changes nothing: just a window onto the result of your circuit.
When a test runs (F9), all Output values are compared with the expected values from the truth table. If everything matches — the test passes. In level mode every output must be connected: a "hanging" Output counts as an error.
Usage
Output appears on every level with a truth table — from the first wire to the processor. The number of outputs defines the "width" of the answer: the Half Adder has two (sum and carry).
For watching bytes use BusOutput (a decimal number 0–255), or the more visual LED8 (8 LEDs) and Display (dec/bin/hex).
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