Ictud() handles increment and decrement inputs in one counter.

bool Ictud(uint8_t counter_id, bool CU, bool CD, bool RESET, bool LOAD, int32_t PV)

const uint8_t COUNTER_ID = 2;
const int32_t RACK_CAPACITY = 100;
 
void setup() {
  Serial.begin(115200);
}
 
void loop() {
  const bool entered = IdigitalRead(0, 5);  // Read the input repeatedly and update only if all samples match. If HIGH and LOW are mixed, retain the previous stable state.
  const bool exited = IdigitalRead(1, 5);  // Read the input repeatedly and update only if all samples match. If HIGH and LOW are mixed, retain the previous stable state.
  const bool reset = IdigitalRead(2, 5);  // Read the input repeatedly and update only if all samples match. If HIGH and LOW are mixed, retain the previous stable state.
  const bool preset = IdigitalRead(3, 5);  // Read the input repeatedly and update only if all samples match. If HIGH and LOW are mixed, retain the previous stable state.
  const bool full = Ictud(COUNTER_ID, entered, exited, reset, preset, RACK_CAPACITY);  // Process up and down inputs with one counter.
  digitalWrite(32, full ? HIGH : LOW);
}

• The previous fixed 0~31 restriction has been removed. However, the argument type is uint8_t, so the maximum ID is 255.
• If insufficient memory prevents allocation of counter state, counter commands return false or 0.
• Once created, counter state is retained while the program runs.

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