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feat(hardware-testing): add the 200ul 96 channel to the gravimetric and photometric tests #16774

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Adds the 200ul pipette into the scripts and currently uses the same settings as the other 96 but can now go through the normal tuning process.

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@ryanthecoder ryanthecoder requested review from a team as code owners November 12, 2024 19:53
@sfoster1 sfoster1 changed the title feat(hardware-testing): add the 200ul 96 channel to the gravametric and photometric tests feat(hardware-testing): add the 200ul 96 channel to the gravimetric and photometric tests Nov 13, 2024
@ryanthecoder ryanthecoder merged commit 00a6ccc into edge Nov 13, 2024
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…nd photometric tests (#16774)

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