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--- internal:proddocs:3350 [2021/09/29 14:53] – chrissy
+++ internal:proddocs:3350 [2025/05/16 09:34] (current) – [Packaging] david
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   * Select: 3350-Fv200.hex (Fuel)
   * Select: 3350-Gv200.hex (Grey water)
+  * Select 3350-HTPO.200.hex (black)
   * Select: CAN,
   * Select : PEAK
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-<note important> All new revison boards use Atmel</note>
+<note important> All new revision boards use Atmel</note>
   -   Open Atmel Studio.
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   - Disconnect the PCB
+<note>HTPO on monex is Black when testing</note>
 ====== Assembly Procedure ======
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 <note important> note correct orientation. One side has 5 pins the other has 6. (The header pins may need to be trimmed down by approx 3 mm to allow better fitment of the outer casing.)
 </note>
-The unit is now connected to the Monex system to check the LED Function @100% and 88% this ensures that all LED bars required to illuminate are lit, and check the Alarm Light function.
+The unit is now connected to the Monex system to check the LED Function @100% and 88% this ensures that all LED bars required to illuminate are lit, and check the Alarm Light function. Check the lights dim when the sensor is covered. Check the alarm works at below 20% for Fuel and Fresh water, and at above 80% for Grey and Black water.
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   *   - Select bradyBBP11-34L(copy 1) and select Calibrate.
   *   - label will calibrate.
+===== Inspection =====
+  *   Check serial number label is correct.
+  *   Ensure all parts are present.
+  *   Check for visual damage.
+  *   Ensure the unit works on Monex and test the alarm.
 ===== Packaging =====
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+ --- //[[david@osukl.com|David Whittle]] 16/05/2025 10:34// updated