Send 1 or 0 out a specific outlet Provides hierarchical switching. The right inlet is the master disable switch, while the middle inlet is a submaster enable. The left inlet can turn on a single outlet provided neither the submaster switch nor the master switch is active. Cycling '74 Max Data Number to decode (lowest priority) TEXT_HERE Enable (medium priority) TEXT_HERE Disable All (highest priority) TEXT_HERE Decode 0 (high if input = 0) TEXT_HERE The number of outlets Sets the number of outlets. The default is one outlet. The number of outlets Converted to int. Output current state The message bang causes decode to output its current state. Select an outlet to turn on In left inlet: The number specifies an outlet out to turn on, turning off all other outlets. (Whenever an outlet is turned on that was previously turned off, a 1 is sent out. Conversely, whenever an enabled outlet is disabled, a 0 is sent out.) The outlets are referred to by number, beginning with 0 on the left, and numbers received in the left inlet are automatically limited between 0 and the number of outlets minus 1. Turn off all outlets In right inlet: Any positive number other than 0 disables all enabled outlets (sends a 0 out them). Once all outlets have been disabled in this manner, no outlet can be enabled until a 0 is received in the right inlet. When a 0 is received, decode re-enables all outlets that it had just disabled. Turn on all outlets In middle inlet: Any positive number other than 0 enables all disabled outlets (sends a 1 out them), unless all outlets are disabled. When 0 is received, decode turns off all outlets except the one that had previously been on. When an outlet is enabled that was previously disabled, a 1 is sent out that outlet. When an outlet is disabled that was previously enabled, a 0 is sent out that outlet. The left outlet is initially enabled.