Installed IIS on my win7 box, and added the above to the external.js file. I then changed the settings on the firmware to point to it, and a reboot later - it's up and working.
So cool to be able to see where I've set the temps, and be able to adjust on the fly without changing from the main screen.
Thanks guys!
Adjustable duty cycle and temp setpoints
Re: Adjustable duty cycle and temp setpoints
And firmware 3.7.0 breaks something in this...
Be advised you'll not be able to use the PID style displays if you use these Analog thermometers and set point indicators. The Analogs still work 100%, however if you switch to the pid Temp0 shows as a blank circle.
While 3.7 does have PID indicators that show set point and current temp. There is no same screen way to adjust your set point mid process in 3.7.
So basically, you can have either Analog with set point indicators, or PID style - not both.
Anyone got a clue where in the JS this is going fubar?
Be advised you'll not be able to use the PID style displays if you use these Analog thermometers and set point indicators. The Analogs still work 100%, however if you switch to the pid Temp0 shows as a blank circle.
While 3.7 does have PID indicators that show set point and current temp. There is no same screen way to adjust your set point mid process in 3.7.
So basically, you can have either Analog with set point indicators, or PID style - not both.
Anyone got a clue where in the JS this is going fubar?
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Re: Adjustable duty cycle and temp setpoints
I am running 3.7.0 and have PID display enabled(with actual and setpoint displayed), and my setpoint adjustment buttons work just fine...
maybe you are referring to something else?
maybe you are referring to something else?
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