Isolated Data Processor

The Isolated Data Processor is a high-speed logic block that works similarly to the standard Data Processor but executes its logic continuously every tick on its own without waiting for external triggers.

How to Use

1. Place the block: Connect the Isolated Data Processor to your ME network.
2. Insert cards:
   • Put Logic Cards into the processor.
3. Configure operations:
   • Use the wrench button next to each slot to open the settings.
   • Assign inputs (registers, constants, or variables) and define the output.
4. Registers:
   • Four internal temporary registers (&&0 to &&3) are available for intermediate results.
5. Looping logic:
   • Every tick, the processor automatically reads the next card and executes the associated operation.
   • Conditional jump cards (HIT, HIF) allow skipping to other slots dynamically.
6. Multiple writes: It wont stop on a write to ME Data Controller.

Because it runs independently and constantly, the Isolated Data Processor is perfect for creating always-on logic like counters or timers.