feat(thermocycler): automate offset tuning, make 'stat' response immediate #107
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…rance of +-0.2C; flag for adjusting b_offset
…open from cooldown
…ust c_offset at 70C with 0.009 tolerance; only restabilize everything twice if c is adjusted
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Closes #98
overview
TC offset tuning tunes the thermocycler offsets to keep the TC plate temperatures within the specs. Tunes the B & C offsets according to this doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14exU49dWMJCu1ZlC0dI2caO9682fbA5z1bPjl2HYyDk/
changes
statgcode respond immediately instead of with a delay. (The delay was between two consecutive responses and not between the time the gcode was received & the time its response was sent)review requests
Notes: script takes 2 args: -L for log level (default INFO) and -p for thermometer port name (eg.,
-p=COM10). It saves the logs to a file in the current directory with the unit's serial number as the name