You have Each in the conditions, that puts the combinator into what I like to call "vector mode". In the pictured decider the whole set of conditions is evaluated for each signal present on the green wire. Since the lower part of the condition always passes, you get H=1 for each signal on the ...

Because the condition is true for both input signals, it generates H=1 for each. Did you forget an "each" condition in the second branch? How did you set your other deciders?


Sorry for the delay sent this off before I went to make dinner

Here is the setup. Combinator on the left is the one on ...

I'm trying to make S/R latch for my trains so that multiple trains don't try to fill the same station.
Here is the combinator in question. I have it set to output a constant 1 H signal when true and it does when there is a train present C=1 but when C=0, it outputs H=2. All my other combinators ...