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### Testing Out the Sketches
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Now it is time to test the application. Using the Serial Monitor of the Arduino IDE, send a value between `1` and `4` with the sender device; sending a `1` should close the relay one and turn on the corresponding status LED of the receiver Opta™ device. Sending a `1` again should open the relay and turn off the status LED of the receiver device.
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Now it is time to test the application. Using the Serial Monitor of the Arduino IDE, send a value between `1` and `4` with the sender device. Sending a `1` will close the relay one and turn on the corresponding status LED of the receiver Opta™ device. Sending a `1` again will open the relay and turn off the status LED of the receiver device.
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Here is a list of the values the receiver Opta™ device can receive and the result they produce:
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