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Please remove dead code.

Please remove dead code.

Should this be F64 as well?

Should this be F64 as well?

Remove dead code.

Remove dead code.

Yes, please remove. HD should set the target temp. I assume this was for dialysate heating tests.

Yes, please remove. HD should set the target temp. I assume this was for dialysate heating tests.

Not quite what I had in mind. I meant that, regardless of whether sharing a connector, you would always "get" the new heat disinfect temperature. Inside TempSensors, you would have the build switch...

Not quite what I had in mind.
I meant that, regardless of whether sharing a connector, you would always "get" the new heat disinfect temperature.
Inside TempSensors, you would have the build switch. If using TRO connector for new sensor, fill THd from TRo temp sensor and fill TRo from TDi temp sensor (both TDi and TRo share TDi sensor). If THd has its own connector (DVT system?), then fill THd from THd sensor and TRo from TRo sensor as you would normally expect.

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This was for testing. It is uncommented.

This was for testing. It is uncommented.

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I removed it.

I removed it.

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I removed the function.

I removed the function.

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RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

Per Dara Navaei, we will need to implement this functions.

Per Dara Navaei, we will need to implement this functions.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

RESOLVED in CODE WALKTHROUGH.

Good point. Test will need to be longer than 50ms anyway - FPGA ramps the sound and there is a ~250ms time constant in the electronics. But I will want the sound to at least get started immediately.

Good point. Test will need to be longer than 50ms anyway - FPGA ramps the sound and there is a ~250ms time constant in the electronics. But I will want the sound to at least get started immediately.