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Validate enclosure, BT Audio, and temperature-role transitions on hardware #70
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Verify door and BT Audio transitions, smooth informational LED changes, keep warning states immediate, and validate the temperature roles on real hardware.
Original request (lightly corrected): Learn the different BT Audio status indicator LED types/modes and make it active HIGH, unlike the active-LOW inputs.
Hardware acceptance must now include: record the BT Audio indicator's observed modes and polarity, prove active-HIGH drive without disturbing input interpretation, and attach board-specific evidence. Pair this with the commissioning fallback where automatic identification is inconclusive.
✅ Firmware/host protocol paths publish typed board events to UI, IPC, and scripting surfaces.
⚠️ The connected board still needs a live proof that reed open/close reaches TUI, scripting, and IPC immediately, and that illumination raises T1 while T2 remains comparatively cool.
⚠️ Capture final-image identity, timestamps, and before/after observations during this pass.
Final board 37D3BC5C currently reports door open, T1 32.54 C and T2 27.90 C, with the intended thermal separation. Typed events and WS/Socket.IO transport passed synthetic/protocol acceptance, but no physical close/reopen occurred during this checkpoint. Instant propagation to Web/TUI/CLI/script remains a human gate; keep this issue open.
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atomicdeploy commentedon Aug 11, 2026
Hardware acceptance must now include: record the BT Audio indicator's observed modes and polarity, prove active-HIGH drive without disturbing input interpretation, and attach board-specific evidence. Pair this with the commissioning fallback where automatic identification is inconclusive.
atomicdeploy commentedon Aug 12, 2026
2026-08-12 reconciliation: immediate door/thermal event check
atomicdeploy commentedon Aug 13, 2026
Final board
37D3BC5Ccurrently reports door open, T1 32.54 C and T2 27.90 C, with the intended thermal separation. Typed events and WS/Socket.IO transport passed synthetic/protocol acceptance, but no physical close/reopen occurred during this checkpoint. Instant propagation to Web/TUI/CLI/script remains a human gate; keep this issue open.