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CodeMaker's debugger silent edition

CodeMaker's debugger is a vanilla logic analyzer. It records up to 5 seconds at 40Hz of data over 10 channels, and starts recording automatically once a change in the input is detected.

- 100% vanilla, but with self-wired logic.
- Idiot proof: no spamming of the buttons can permanently break it or delete recorded data.
- Uses timer memory. Stores more bits of data than there are logic blocks in this creation!
- Work in silence. Totebot head volume is set to zero on this version.

Pro tip: experiment a bit before using this in a real scenario. Try just hooking up a switch to an input channel and see what happens.

Usage:
- First, connect all your inputs. Hook up up to 10 channels of input data from your vanilla logic creation.
- Then make sure the recording is turned on. Check the blue indicator in the bottom left. If it is off, press the button.
- Now you are set to record data! Activate your creation and once changes in the input are detected, it starts recording the inputs for 5 seconds.
- When recording is done, use the gray buttons to scroll through the data. Neighboring buttons scroll by half a page or 10 ticks. Note that 1 tick before the change is also included in the recorded data.
- If you want to record a new sample, press the blue button again and repeat the above steps. To automatically prime again for recording after the recording is done, press the blue switch. Note that if the input data is still changing 5 seconds after the initial change, a second recording will start immediately which may be undesirable.