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I see that the third octet is now "1" and not "0". I am sure that is because the way my network is set up by the ISP who installed it (or for some reason that is beyond my pay grade). {192.168.0.63 vs 192.168.1.4} I had hooked this up to a network at a condo while on vacation and...

FNG Questions: I have my BCS 462 and have actually accessed it and even hooked up a sensor. I am now ready to start my processes and plan my automation. I will start small and manually do some things such as Pump Control. SSRs will be in my future but not yet. I have a 45 Gal Stout MLT with two buil...

Where is the demo? I need to see a process so I can learn how to program mine. I tried both demo's using Chrome and both return no found errors.

I did a hard reset (again, my 10th today) and it changed the IP to192.168.1.4


It now connects. AARRRRRRGGGGGGGGGG!

I have placed my BCS 462 on my home network using a standard Ethernet cable. The BCS finder has found the BCS IP: 192.168.0.63 MAC Address: aa:00:02:00:23:5c Client IP: 192.168.1.7 Application :Embedded Control Concepts I opened CHROME and typed in 192.168.0.63 I get a connection error. What is wrong?

PWM Again: I have read the definition on the internet and understand the principle, but I am not sure how this would apply to an output. Since the BCS output is really a control signal unless you wanted to light an LED and have it pulse, I cannot see how PWM would be useful for an Output on the BCS....

Also why would you connect the Keezer to the BCS. Do you need to control the Temp of it? We have a Kegerator and just set the temp and forget it.

In you diagram you have RTD If these are RTD probes they will not work with the BCS

I sent a query to Aubrins as I like their cables and Quick Disconnects for the sensors about 10 Ohm sensors: This was their reply: "We carry some NTC thermistor type sensors for our electric smoker controllers. However, these are 50 kohm thermistors. We don't have the sensor that you are asking...

I have actually thought of using a ladder logic process where you have several float switches in a tank and time the flow between them. As a homebrewer vs a pro, the tank would not have to be that big, maybe a 55 gallon drum with float switches at various levels. Say 10, 15,20,25,30,40, 45 and 50. Y...