Station Battery Auto-Charger

This is a simple IC program designed to automatically charge a set of stationary (large) batteries when they get low. To use it, you will need an IC socket hooked up to the data ports on 1-5 batteries, plus some form of generator (solid fuel, gas, etc). Set each of d0 - d4 to a battery - leave any slots you don't need unset. This is designed to use IC's own Setting as the switch, so you should attach an additional Logic IO chip, reading the value of the IC Setting, and writing it to your preferred generator(s). This way, you can control multiple things, in whatever configuration you like, for example a solid fuel generator in a closed room plus a vent to extract its outputs. Or turn on the cooling vents in your gas generator room at the same time as the gas generator. Or make a light flash when the generator kicks in. Or all of the above! The system works by checking all the attached batteries, and when all of them are below 2 blocks (orange), it turns on the generator. The generator will run until all batteries hit 6 blocks, and then turn off again. And it'll keep doing that. You can adjust the charge/discharge levels by changing the MinCharge and MaxCharge defines in the code.​ Of course, if whatever your generator setup is pushes out less power than you're using, your batteries will never charge, and your generators will never switch off. Add more generators!