ixo65

Here my suggestion.

Have you read my post above yours and download the example?

ixo65

Here my suggestion.

Have you read my post above yours and download the example?

The ZIP file "push button and timer.zip" wasn't from the topic starter, it was from me ....

ddingman

Yes. The push button activates v0.0.and Q1, but the push button  does not remain  green while in  on state for 10 seconds. 

Maybe I'm missing something, but shouldn't the push button remain green until the on timer runs out?

Thank you

Then have you not read my post in this topic.
Or you have read my post and you didn't understand it.

ixo65

What you want is not possible.

In your case you cannot write back to the same address of the network input.

You have to solve your problem differently.

Instead of the switch button, I would use a push button, which is connected to the trigger input of a pulse relay. Instead of the switch-off delay and the positive edge, I would use a switch-on delay. I would connect the output of the switch-on delay to the R input of the pulse relay.

Next to the push button I would place a switch button, which then changes the color with Q1.