Manually flip timer A to open the front door. Note: To toggle the bottom light of your memory cell step on the pressure pad.ģ. Verify memory cell has a green and red light. Set timer A's time to 1 second and timer B's time to however long you would like the trap door to remain open.Ģ. For the final connection, link the output port of timer B to a door controller with the traps.ġ2. Connect the output of the memory cell to a door controller located at your entrance.ġ1.
From the memory cell, connect the inverted output port to the toggle on port of timer B.ġ0. Connect the timer A to the set port of your memory cell.ĩ. Connect the power-out of the pressure pad to the reset port on your memory cell.Ĩ. NOTE: The last output of the second splitter is not used.ħ. Connect the second splitter to the second timer’s power input. Connect the second splitter to the power-in port of a pressure pad.Ħ. For the last output of the primary splitter, connect it to a memory cell’s power input.ĥ. Connect the primary splitter to a timer’s power input. The splitter connected to the wind turbine is the primary splitter.ģ. Connect the splitters together to split into 4 power outputs. In actual application, you’d enclose all this stuff in a confined space with the closed double doors (with traps behind) pointing at the open door / pressure pad.ġ. When someone walks through the door, they step on a pressure pad which closes the door behind them and opens the closed double doors (which have shotgun traps behind them).įor ease of showing off, we’ve done an open view of the circuitry.
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