need help at redpower cabiling

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schmru

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Hello

At first i hope this is right part of forum for asking this, if not i apologize.

I need some help with some redpower wiring. I have a few levers, wich are each connected to different color and all to bundle cable.
And now i would like to connect this bundle cable on a repeter so that no mather wich lever i turn on it would send a signal to repeter. So since the repeter connects only to one colore or not colord cabel i need help on how to connect repeter to bundle cable withouth using colored cabel.

Is there a way? Please help
 
I had a feeling its gona be like that. Ok thanks anyway, i'll try to figure out something
 
You could use a CC computer to do this?

On a separate note, why use bundled cable? Is there a reason why using one colour to attach all the levers to the repeater wouldn't work?
 
AAAAARGH!!

Impossible? Computers?

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The first setup is more compact, but also more expensive. The tiles used are Non-Invert Cells.
The second setup is cheaper, but one block wider. (Also won't work on a wall.)
In both cases bundled input is at the top left, output is bottom right.
 
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even if it is to late, since i figured it out i dont need it, thanks a lot, will remember it for the future
 
AAAAARGH!!

Impossible? Computers?


The first setup is more compact, but also more expensive. The tiles used are Non-Invert Cells.
The second setup is cheaper, but one block wider. (Also won't work on a wall.)
In both cases bundled input is at the top left, output is bottom right.

actually chaining OR gates would also work (on rereading the OP)
 
Those would have quite a long delay, and what's maybe worse different delay for every colored wire.

(If you have more that 3 wires. If you have 3, you can just OR them all together.)
 
AAAAARGH!!

Impossible? Computers?


The first setup is more compact, but also more expensive. The tiles used are Non-Invert Cells.
The second setup is cheaper, but one block wider. (Also won't work on a wall.)
In both cases bundled input is at the top left, output is bottom right.
Redpower has its own more advanced repeaters that CAN go on walls if you so choose

Edit:
Also, if you've got computercraft, you can send in the bundled cable into a computer and do an os.pullEvent(redstone) on one side for any change in redstone, and send the merged signal out the other side