Suit control

Automatic control of the suit and a beacon built into it The first 6 lines have constants: StartTargetTemp - Start target temperature when you restart the program this value will be automatically accepted (K). StartTargetPress - Start target pressure, will be accepted after restarting the program (kPa). RangeTemp - Maximum and minimum deviation from the set temperature. If - turn off A/C. MinPress - This value will be subtracted from the set pressure, if the pressure is below this value, it will increase to the set (kPa). AdditionalPressure - Adds pressure to the setpoint, this is done so that the pressure comes to the setpoint faster (kPa). AdditionalTempTime - Adds time to A/C work (ticks). (All the values ​​on the initial constants are, in my opinion, the best) How to use the beacon:[/ h1] To turn on the beacon, press the "Filter On" button in the suit. After pressing in the displays, the set temperature should appear, other values, namely the degree of direction to point (if the point is not set, the program will lead to point X 0, Z 0[/ b])[/ i]. To turn off this mod you need to press that button again. If the program needs to change the temperature or pressure, it will automatically turn off this mode and after completion will turn it back on (If you have not turned it off). Direction finding method works on function atan2 To put a point where the beacon will lead, you need to press the "Air On" button and the program will create a new point where the beacon will lead, and of course it will lead to the last set point. And yes, I don't know why, but sometimes the beacon mode breaks, and you need to restart the microprocessor, this can be done by inserting it into the socket, importing the code, press the button in the suit "A/C On", or removing any item from slot 4 (first filter on the left), and after waiting a little, insert it again, and then the beacon mode should work again (the point to which the beacon will