Multi-Click

Multiple function push-button with up to four functions, pulse after click
The multi-click program block determines whether a button has been pressed one, two, three, or four times.
So you can, for example, create a function where a triple-click performs a different function to a double-click.

Table of Contents


Inputs↑

AbbreviationSummaryDescriptionValue Range
TrTriggerSends a pulse to the output (1C-4C) depending on the number of clicks.0/1
OffOff / LockPulse (< 200 ms): Outputs are reset / switched off.
Pulse (> 200 ms): Block is locked.
Dominating input.
0/1




Outputs↑

AbbreviationSummaryDescriptionValue Range
1CPulse on single-clickPulse on single-click for the duration set in parameter (On).0/1
2CPulse on double-clickPulse on double-click for the duration set in parameter (On).0/1
3CPulse on triple-clickPulse on triple-click for the duration set in parameter (On).0/1
4CPulse on quad-clickPulse on quad-click for the duration set in parameter (On).0/1
VValue triggered outputSets the value (V1c-V4c) of the triggered output.∞




Parameters↑

AbbreviationSummaryDescriptionUnitValue RangeDefault Value
RemRemanence inputRemanence input: If active, the function block retains its previous state after a Miniserver reboot.
The state of the function block is saved:
– When saving to the Miniserver
– At a planned reboot
– Before a backup
– Once per hour
The data is saved on the SD card.
-0/10
TmcTime multi-clickMaximum time between two pulses to count as multi-click.s0...∞0,35
OnOn-duration of output (1C-4C)s0...∞0,1
V1cValue for single-click-∞1
V2cValue for double-click-∞2
V3cValue for triple-click-∞3
V4cValue for quad-click-∞4