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- order electronic components, see BOM (Bill Of Materials) appendix below,
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- solder electronic components. {- assembly instructions here-}
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## Firmware upload
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This process is same as for other Arduinos:
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This process is the same as for other Arduinos:
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- connect USB-> UART converter,
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- start Arduino IDE,
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- open the firmware {-link here-} file,
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For arduinos with an old bootloader you need to update it. (Tools-> Burn Bootloader).<br>
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For successful compilation, you must have "SoftwareSerial", "OneWire" and "DallasTemperature" libraries installed (see Tools -> Manage Libraries).<br>
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As a first try it's enough to upload firmware without any tunings. Think of it as of commercial closed-source controller, where you cannot fine-tune internal options. And any other manual configuration is not required too, just upload firmware.<br><br>
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For the first time it's enough to upload firmware without any tuning. Think of it as of a commercial closed-source controller, where you cannot fine-tune internal options. And any other manual configuration do not required too, just upload firmware.<br><br>
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## Self-tests
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QA tests are available to test the assembled board.<br>
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