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-The Pulse Relay node sends 1 to the output when the input **Set** is set to 1 and sends 0 to the output when the input **Reset** is set to 1. When both Set and Reset are 0, the previous state of the output is mantained. Whenever the input **Trigger** receives a rising edge, Set and Reset are ignored and the output is toggled.\\
+The Pulse Relay node sends 1 to the output when the input **Set** is set to 1 and sends 0 to the output when the input **Reset** is set to 1. When both Set and Reset are 0, the previous state of the output is mantained. Whenever the input **Trigger** receives a rising edge signal, Set and Reset are ignored and the output is toggled.\\
 The **Behaviour** property determines whether Set or Reset must be dominant when both of them are 1.
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+{{ :diagram_prelay.png | Behavior of Pulse Relay}}
+<WRAP center 60%> <WRAP centeralign> Behavior of node when Set input is dominant </WRAP>  </WRAP>
 <WRAP center round important 60%>The Pulse Relay it is used to transform a pulse input in a toggle switch!\\
 Set and Reset inputs are optional, if they are not connected to any other nodes, the Trigger input is the only input which controls the output.</WRAP>