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//#define SELFTEST_T_SENSORS //temperature sensors QA test, uncomment to enable
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```
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- upload firmware,
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- connect 12V power supply.<br>
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- connect 12V power supply,
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- disconnect +5V wire from USB-UART converter.<br>
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Video {- demostration "How self-tests works":-}
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To check EEV connection, you can use a stepper motor as shown in the video. If you are testing a real EEV, it will be closed after the first "beep" and partially opened after the second "beep".<br>
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![console statistics screenshot](./m_console_stats.png)<br>
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At this example, "hot in" ~30 °C, compressor ~80 °C and so on. Heat Pump (HP, compressor) ON, Hot water pump ON, Cold water pump ON. Power consumption 980 watts.
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Abbreviations: refer to Appendix A below.<br>
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And you'll see diagnostic messages in the serial console.<br><br>
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Also, you'll see diagnostic messages in your serial console.<br>
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Do not connect +5V wire from USB-UART converter, if you are using a serial console.<br><br>
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## Control and usage: [Remote Control Display](https://github.com/openhp/Display/)
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This is a way for the end user to control Heat Pump.<br>
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