Equivalent t connector in sigma studio+

Hello kernel757,

I think you are asking about the T-connection" that sigmaStudio uses to "Y" a connection to several places? For SS+ it is sort of designed in. In the old SigmaStudio you could only connect one wire to a pin, in SS+ you can connect multiple wire to the same output creating the same thing you would use the "T" for. 

That is what I did here:

Two wires are connected to the same pin. You can only do this with an output pin of course. You cannot "mix two signals onto one pin unless you use a summing block. 

Dave T

Hello kernel757,

I think you are asking about the T-connection" that sigmaStudio uses to "Y" a connection to several places? For SS+ it is sort of designed in. In the old SigmaStudio you could only connect one wire to a pin, in SS+ you can connect multiple wire to the same output creating the same thing you would use the "T" for. 

That is what I did here:

Two wires are connected to the same pin. You can only do this with an output pin of course. You cannot "mix two signals onto one pin unless you use a summing block. 

Dave T