Delaying an input without changing duration in Studio 5000

I'm trying to take an input signal (boolean, not analog), delay it for a configurable amount of time, then output it via an AOI using as little computing power and memory as possible. The output must look just like the input, just delayed (catch all rising and falling edges and get the duration right).

I'm thinking about recording the On/Off wallclock time in a ring buffer, which will use a lot less memory than just recording the value every scan, but since I'm not terribly familiar with AB, I thought there might be some special way to do this that is easier.

Simples - use a bit-shift register that is clocked at a fixed timebase (use a periodic task), feed your input into the bit array, and feed out at any position (time delay) you want, depending on the configuration of your periodic task. No need to use timers, or the processors clock....

can't rely on cycle time, I'm making an AOI. I ended up using a pair of one shots to record the wallclock time at rising edge plus the delay for turning on in one buffer and turning off in another. If the time in my current ring buffer position is equal to or greater than the current time, I turn on/off and advance the ring buffer read index.

It's working pretty well and if you use the CurrentTime it is pretty light on computing resources. The only issue I've been having is trying to save memory by using a DINT instead of LINT to record the time. I decided it wasn't worth it and used the LINT.