The Q terminal and the Q╨not terminal always output opposite digital charges (0.0 or 1.0). The Q terminal's output is determined by input to the module; and the Q╨not's output is determined by the Q's output.
The trigger input controls the Q output. When the input to the trigger terminal has a positive edge, the Q output goes high for the duration specified in the voltage controlled one╨shot's dialog box parameter Seconds.
Input to the voltage control terminal affects the length of the high output pulse. The duration of this pulse is specified in the Seconds parameter of the module's dialog box. However, if voltage is coming into the voltage control terminal, the duration of the Q high output is equal to the Seconds parameter times the voltage input.
The reset input resets the Q output to zero when it goes high. This terminal overrides the trigger input terminal.
If the module is set Non-retriggerable, the Q output must go low after the seconds specified in the dialog box have elapsed regardless of whether the input to the trigger terminal has gone high during the time the Q output was high. The module has no memory of high inputs to its trigger terminal that occurred when the Q output was high.
If the module is set Retriggerable, each time the input to the trigger terminal goes high, the Q output goes high for the time specified in the Seconds parameters. The Q output does not go low if retriggered when it is high.
