Boolean switch until the released counter + the number of cycles

Hi, I want to use a Boolean command button (switch release) to rely on a specific value and when obtaining this value (while pressing continuously the button) to turn on an led. If I release this Boolean button, I want to count the time until a value and then to turn off the light, like a hand for a hand detection dry.

I was thinking of using the number of cycles in a sequence of plate with a delay for the time being I want to split on a matter of true or false, but the problem is that the count of the number of cycles is continuous and not slaughter not on the specific value I want for the power button truning the seeing.

Any help?

TNX

Guy


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