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manual mode shifting an electronic automatic transmission

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Is it possible to have a timed output from a momentary switch? Meaning if you press a momentary to ground, it only outputs a ground pulse for lets say 100ms; no matter when you release the switch.
Yes. A non-retriggerable monostable is one thing that will do that (see below also).
Here's a revamp of my earlier circuit, which will trigger the counter within about 1mS from pressing a button.
GearShifterMk2.PNG
R1 and C3 provide additional filtering of the supply to reduce the likelihood of spurious resetting of the counter by interference.
R1/C1 and R5/C4 provide switch debounce and prolong the ground pulse for ~100mS, as per your question.
R10/D3/D4 perform a diode-OR function, eliminating the need for a CD4001 as used previously.
 
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