Okay, so we all know what the DLAY particle does, and it's quite useful. The only problem I'm having with it is in one contraption I want to build, involving continuous power vs cutoff.

To explain: Normally, if you fire current into a DLAY set to six seconds, and cut it off three seconds later, the DLAY will still discharge the current three seconds after that. I'm trying to build a contraption that will fire a delay after a continuous input for a certain amount of time, but will completely cancel if the flow ceases.

If possible, it should also reset the delay; for example, I already have a contraption that can sort of do this, involving pistons, which can stop the discharge after six seconds. But if, with an 8-second delay, I stop the flow four seconds after I start, then start it back up seven seconds in, the discharge will happen one second later because I reconnected the still-going delay. The contraption I'm looking to build will completely cancel the discharge and reset the delay-clock, so to speak.

Any help is much apreciated :)

@mark2222, this is indeed subframe, assuming you're referring to the four-frame electric pulse rule.

Do you have a live demonstration available so I can see what you mean?