Button Toggle Switch

Is there a way to make a toggle switch using a button or rail sensor instead of a lever? I was looking for a way to make this possible but couldn't really figure out a way.

 

I'm away from my pc and can't make facny gif but here's how you should wire it.

You'll need
[BUTTON]
[AND 1]
[AND 2]
[NOT]
[PERSISTENT SWITCH]

Then you connect:
[BUTTON] output to first input of [AND 1]
[BUTTON] output to first input of [AND 2]
[AND 1] output to first (set) input of [PERSISTENT SWITCH]
[AND 2] output to second (reset) input of [PERSISTENT SWITCH]
[PERSISTENT SWITCH] output to second input of [AND 2]
[PERSISTENT SWITCH] output to input of [NOT]
[NOT] output to second input of [AND 1]

Now every time you press your button persistent switch should toggle between on and off.

Unless it won't work because buttons by default are turned on for too long. If this happens then you'll need extra AND and extra NOT gate. Wire your button to AND gate and to NOT gate, then connect NOT with AND. This should give you super short output from your button.

I'll post gif when I'll get to my computer.

 

Alright. I'm at home. Here's images:



And wire view:

 

The Small Wall Switch does that all by itself if you connect its wire input. It does make a little noise, though.

 

Seems like he wants to use rail sensor and it acts like a button.

 

I think ItsTheKais means to use the small wall switch in place of your logic gate setup. The small wall switch has an input connector on it, allowing it to function like a T flip flop. Connecting a button to the small wall switch will turn that button into a toggle button. The only downside of this is the sound you can hear of the switch flipping between states.

 

Oh! That should work too. I keep forgetting that small wall switch has input.

 

Hi everyone..i am a new user here. As per my knowledge you should use small wall switch in place of your logic gate setup. The small wall switch has an input connector on it, allowing it to function like a T flip flop. Connecting a button to the small wall switch will turn that button into a toggle button.

 

Welcome to the forums!

That said, I find it kind of strange that for your first post you decided to copy and paste what I said a couple of posts earlier in the same thread...

Also, I wonder if Exokem ever got his toggle button working...