To configure a push button with separate addresses for the Lamp and the Momentary operation in TOP Design Studio, follow these steps:

 

1. Add the [Bit Lamp] Object
In TOP Design Studio, go to [Object] - [Bit Lamp] to insert the object.
- On the [Basic] tab, enter the lamp address.
- On the [Lamp] tab, configure the lamp appearance for the ON and OFF states.

 

2. Configure Momentary Operation
Momentary functionality is set in the [Effect & Action] tab.
- Under [Condition] tab, choose [Event] and select [Touch] & [Momentary] as the Event type.

- Under [Action] tab, select [Bit], then set it to [ON Continue].
- Set [Max Execute Count] to 0 (infinite), which allows the system to continuously write ON to the target address (e.g., Y001) while the button is being pressed.
- Click [Add] to register the action.

 

3. Behavior Summary
- With the above settings, the system continuously writes ON to the address while the button is being pressed, and writes OFF once when the button is released.

 

* If [Max Execute Count] is set to 1, the system will write ON once when the button is pressed, and write OFF once when it is released.

 

* Note: If you use the [Lamp] - [Momentary] object instead, it provides an easier way to implement a momentary (push) button. 
However, in that case, the lamp address cannot be set separately from the switch (action) address.