Hal debounce signal or pin ?

I am having issues with turret overshoot " I think " and I want to debounce both my pocket calculation and my strobe input. 

net car-enable motion.digital-out-00 carousel.0.enable
net car-pos-req motion.analog-out-00 conv-float-s32.0.in
net car-pos-s32  < put debounce function here >   conv-float-s32.0.out    carousel.0.pocket-number

#Strobe input, sinals when turret is aligned with pocket to lock assign to Strobe switch
net car-rev carousel.0.strobe  < add debounce function here> 

so adding this to the hal file 

loadrt debounce cfg=2,1
setp debounce.0.delay 1000
addf debounce.0 base-thread
setp debounce.1.delay 500
addf debounce.1 base-thread

net car-enable motion.digital-out-00 carousel.0.enable
net car-pos-req motion.analog-out-00 conv-float-s32.0.in
net car-pos-s32 debounce.1.0-in 
net debounce-car-pos-s32  conv-float-s32.0.out  carousel.0.pocket-number

Is this correct or am I misreading the documents ? 


of should I use dbounce instead ? and if so, are they're any example of how to use it or just add it to the line ?  NAMEdbounce - alternative debounce componentSYNOPSISThis component is similar to the debounce component(man debounce) but uses settable delay pins for each instanceand supports count= or names= parameters(groups are not used)FUNCTIONSdbounce.NPINSdbounce.N.in bit in
dbounce.N.out bit out
dbounce.N.delay u32 in (default: 5) net car-pos-s32 dbounce.1.delay u32




net car-pos-s32 dbounce.1.delay u32-in  
net dbounce.1.out  conv-float-s32.0.out  carousel.0.pocket-number

do I need to add a servo thread and other functions like regular debounce ?

 

the issue at hand is that, I am dealing with some turret position overshoot, IE it is coasting after car-fwd finishes.The strobe pin is on a hydrualic pusher that gets pressure after the motor valve turns off.

I finally figured out my Gcode error for getting the wait, so I will be modifying that, and I think it should resolve that issue of the turret not locking.

I will probably add some debounce to my inputs for sure, but I will see what comes of my fixes to my ngc file first and hal second. 

as to the noise, the bcd switch array doesn't appear to be hyper sensitivie to the cam motion up until it gets around 40 degrees of rotation from the station position, then they start flicking on  around the 65 degree mark. I can adjust them to be a bit less gain happy mechanically

it's on my list of things to do