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 ===== Filter ===== ===== Filter =====
  
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 +The Filter node forwards to the output the value coming from the input connector follwing some policies determined by the following properties: 
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 +  * **Filter type**: It indicates the value assigned to the output depending on the input value. 
 +    * //’1 -> - / 0 -> - (disabled)’// indicates that no values are assigned to the output. 
 +    * //(//’1 -> - / 0 -> 0’) if input is equal to 1, no value assigned to the output. If input is equal to 0, 0 will be sent to the output. 
 +    * //’1 -> - / 0 -> 1’// if input is equal to 1, no value sent to the output. If input is 0, 1 is sent to the output 
 +    * //’1 -> - / 0 -> Toggle’// if input is equal to 1, no value will be sent to the output. If input is equal to 0, the output will toggle. 
 +    * //’1 -> 0 / 0 -> -’// If input is 1, output will be set to 0. If input is 0, no value will be sent to the output. 
 +    * //’1 -> 0 / 0 -> 1 (inversion)’// indicates that the input value is inverted and than sent to the output. 
 +    * //’1 -> 1 / 0 -> -’// indicates that if the input is 1, 1 is assigned to the output, if the input is 0, no values are assigned to the output. 
 +    * //’1 -> 1 / 0 -> 0 (pass all)’// indicates that both of the input values are sent to the output. 
 +    * //’1 -> Toggle / 0 -> -’//: indicates that if the input is 1 the output value is inverted, if the input is 0 no values are assigned to the output. 
 +    * //’1 -> Toggle / 0 -> Toggle’// for every input value (both 0 or 1), the output will toggle. 
 +  * **Delay**: It indicates if is necessary to wait for a time interval before sending the output value. 
 +    * //’Do not use’:// disables the property so no delays are applied . 
 +    * //’Use if input is 1’:// applies the delay only if the input is 1. 
 +    * //’Use if input is 0’:// applies the delay only if the input is 0. 
 +    * //’Use always’:// applies the delay for any input value. 
 +  * **Delay base time**: It indicates the measurement unit of the time interval of the delay. 
 +  * **Delay factor**: It indicates the value of the time interval of the delay. 
  
-The And node sends 1 on the output only when all the inputs are 1. 
  
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