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JonW wrote:Ken, I have posted a link to my files in this thread:
http://www.embeddedcc.com/forum/viewtop ... 3685#p3685

Maybe that's enough to get you going with the customized html.

Thanks Jon, heading there now.

Thanks. I first tried to figure out how to get a button into a widget, but had no luck, so then I went with changing the innerHTML of the Current State Properties. I would have liked to have used a small up/down (spinner) control, but the buttons will work for now. I still need to try to figure out ...

clearwaterbrewer,
I added some functionality along the lines of what you are wanting I believe.

Check out this thread http://forum.embeddedcc.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=777

I haven't brewed since last November and haven't messed with my BCS since then as well, so I had to spend a couple days getting back up to speed on changing the HMI, etc. :) I made some more changes to my external.js file so that now I can make changes to the duty cycle and temp setpoints while proc...

Make sure you didn't log in with observer credentials. Close browser and start over.

The edit processes page can be a little confusing. There are 4 timers available per process and they can be enabled/disabled independently for a state. The timer names are the same for all states within the process. The same goes for the 4 web input buttons. It should actually be laid out on the scr...

Use the Open Interface API. Write a program that can make simple HTTP get calls. Then you will run your program on a 'always on' computer/server that can read the BCS data, and store it in a database. Doesn't the computer making the http get calls have to be on the same network as the BCS if you us...

Thanks to a tip from ECC, I added setpoint indicator colors! :D Actual temp > ±5 degrees from setpoint the color is red Actual temp <= ±5 and >±2 degrees from setpoint the color is yellow Actual temp <= ±2 degrees from setpoint the color is green These values can be changed in the external.js if des...

Just a quick reply but that linked solenoid is 120v not 12v.

Since there are several users here who are jumping into the custom javascript stuff head-first, I can post up the mini-tutorial that I made if you would find it useful. Much appreciated if you would share that. Jon, Any update on this? If it includes how to set up Fiddler, that would be great. Than...