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### Example Code for Big Tank (BT)
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The Opta™ in charge of Big Tank has a very similar stucture to Small Tank's Opta™, as well as some of the functions in the code were generated by Arduino IoT Cloud during the dashboard configuration. Since it has a similar backbone code, we will focus on main tasks that only Big Tank is in charge of.
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The Opta™ in charge of Big Tank has a very similar structure to Small Tank's Opta™, as well as some of the functions in the code were generated by Arduino IoT Cloud during the dashboard configuration. Since it has a similar backbone code, we will focus on main tasks that only Big Tank is in charge of.
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The Big Tank's Opta™ has 2 main tasks. They are to stop the system operation or to control the attached pump. The `BT_System_Off()` is triggered if minimum level flag is turned off, in which will halt the Pump and send the valve off command for Small Tank's Opta™. This is the emergency stop for the system. The `BT_Pump_CTRL()` will send the valve off command whenever Big Tank's maximum level is reached and activate the pump to avoid reservoir overfill.
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