First Factory Project — Two-Station Conveyor

Briefing

Turn the AND and OR logic you just learned into a working dispatch conveyor. Operators at either end can request the belt; a shared LINE_READY signal must permit both stations. Build two short rungs, watch cartons move, then prove all eight input combinations. This is a hold-to-run training cell: releasing both requests stops the belt. No timers, counters or latches are needed.

Objectives

• Either STATION_A or STATION_B runs the conveyor while LINE_READY is on
• Both stations can request the belt together
• LINE_READY off stops the conveyor regardless of either station
• Releasing both requests stops the belt; the command must not latch

I/O Table

Your program will be tested against:

All test cases run automatically when you submit. Assertions are hidden until you pass.

1. #1A off · B off · ready off

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

2. #2A on · B off · ready off

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

3. #3A off · B on · ready off

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

4. #4A on · B on · ready off

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

5. #5A off · B off · ready on

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

6. #6A on · B off · ready on

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

7. #7A off · B on · ready on

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

8. #8A on · B on · ready on

   Both stations share the line-ready permit.

9. #9Release requests and interrupt the permit

   A working command must also stop correctly without latching.