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Deevotronics said:Quick update: also happens in Manual Mode... tried this for the boil at the end of the run, temp reads 93.75 but wort is clearly boiling, reset controller and temp reads 99.75.
Nice tip!!! for if and when I build the next onedjar007 said:Was also thinking that if you put the headers on the lcd side of the board it will allow you to plug the uno in to update without needing to remove it.
I'd be very interested in a pre cut case!trackerdan said:Hi djar007, I too used the 20x4 screen , I actually tried playing with a 4d systems 3.2" touch LCD but haven't got that to work via ardbir yet.
Haven't done any pricing on the kits, lots can be saved as label has proved with bulk buying parts, it all depends on how "complete" a kit people want really
The cnc of the enclosures might add $30, for all the holes including LCD screen cutout and clear acrylic insert as an example
Yeah lael..lael said:Nice! I was playing with one a couple of days ago and realised that the micro match is annoying. I forgot how fiddly those wires are. I would suggest using PCB headers in place of the micromatch and something like http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/281338139223?nav=SEARCH which would make the board removable. Use them for the LED's as well.
Thats right lael. No scrambling, just the temperature processing stops. This means the PID stays in its current state and I get quite a bit of overshoot.lael said:So the screen isn't scrambling, but the controller has stopped responding and the screen has frozen on the previous temp shown?
Happens in both auto and manual. During the auto run I had to reset the box about 4 times as the temp measurement kept crashing, first occasion I had expected to see the SSR start pulsing at around 60 degrees (aiming for 63) but it was still constant on after a while and displayed temp hadnt changed so I used an analogue (mercury) thermometer to test and saw the actual was well above the displayed temp from DS1820 and SSR was still applying heat, When I reset the controller the displayed temp was 70 degrees, well above setpoint and matched what my analogue thermometer was reading. As I mentioned in a previous post I tried it also in manual mode (for the boil part of my brew) and the display temp stalled at 93 degrees but the wort continued to heat up and eventually was enjoying a rolling boil, reset the controller and hey presto the displayed temp was 99.75. Do you think it could be the entire loop is crashing, I recall in earlier posts there was issues with the timer not working properly and people resetting the controllers and resuming process as a work-around?lael said:Is that in manual or in auto mode? I have no idea what the issue is... but getting a clear understanding of why it happens might help. Which code base are you using?
Hi Deevo, I had a similar issue and may be of help. I have tried different codes to no avail. I traced it back to either a faulty or improperly grounded bulkhead temp probe. Started out as stuck temp which screwed with the timings as you described, then manifested into the 85 degree issue which is the sensors way of saying "error". I have gone through two so far. Third one seems to be holding its own after a solid 'earthing' effort. 7 brews so far no issues.Deevotronics said:Happens in both auto and manual...
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