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An alternative to doing a custom interface (sorry Jon, some of us just aren't that advanced yet ;)) is to just modify your external.js file (and enable its use on the settings page) by adding widgets that are drawings of the hose configurations, etc. Using registers that are enabled/disabled by proc...

What would be awesome is if we could get a JS file with just the code for the Buttons and the Color changing setpoint indicators. After that, I'm pretty sure I can hammer through it. ;) NOTE: the changes below are used at your own risk! Some of the functions are overloaded (meaning they are used in...

I think I killed the demo.

Sorry.

Jon,
Looks good. Since you modify your control.js (and/or use external.js), you could easily add the temp gauge setpoint indicators (with color!) that I added to my external.js

maybe ECC can let us have a .txt block that we can load this stuff to and it gets added to the internal js file? Is this so you don't have to worry about having an external js file stored somewhere? I'm not having any problems with having my external js stored on Dropbox! It only reloads the extern...

yes... have a device that looks just like a PID, fits in a DIN hole just like a PID, but talks I2C... I have no idea if I2C does input though.. Can't help here, sorry. :( Sooo... looking at BuckBrewing.js, I figured that I just needed to put the last three functions in my .js to get the buttons... ...

Jon, Thanks, that was helpful. I'm on a Mac so I had to try to find an alternative to Fiddler. I tried charlesproxy and that did what I wanted, but it is $50 (I just did the trial). Since I run my brewday from my iPad, I would have to set up my Mac to be a proxy for the iPad, etc to get it to serve ...

Oh, one thing... when making changes, how long does it seem to take, and is there a period where the output is full-on? I have experienced a boilover when I went into the other room to lower the duty-cycle, the only idea I have is that something got stuck in the 'on' portion of duty-cycle that it w...

Now if we can get a display that looks like a PID, and have these adjustments be sent via a switch on the I2C wires... we will rule the universe! I had done a PID display before (http://www.embeddedcc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=507#p2964 scroll down to bottom of post). I don't know if that'...

Now if we can get a display that looks like a PID, and have these adjustments be sent via a switch on the I2C wires... we will rule the universe! I had done a PID display before (http://www.embeddedcc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=507#p2964 scroll down to bottom of post). I don't know if that'...