Hi, just out of curiosity: how do you make a connection from Kaffelogic to your PC directly? I was thinking about something similar e.g. using a PC as kind of USB drive emulator and try to read in real time log files, but I can see you have it sorted already :D
You can’t make a connection directly at the moment. I have added some additional probes which I have running through the Mastech and then into the laptop - one could also use a phidgets. There are plans to introduce a Bluetooth module for the internal bare wire thermocouple which controls the PID, to provide live data in Kaffelogic Studio in the future. However I don’t think this will happen until after the rollout of the new chaff collector.
The Onboard’s primary function is to control the PID and has been designed to be highly responsive. The external probe is less responsive but gives an easier curve to read an provides a real time roasting curve. Kaffelogic will bring out a Bluetooth module at some point which should give a real-time curve.
@@beanobsessedroasters9073 by looking at the placement of the external probe, maybe it should read the ET, and the onboard reading BT. That's my guess, im having a modded popcorn popper that have similar setup using 2 probes, BT & ET.
Hi, just out of curiosity: how do you make a connection from Kaffelogic to your PC directly? I was thinking about something similar e.g. using a PC as kind of USB drive emulator and try to read in real time log files, but I can see you have it sorted already :D
You can’t make a connection directly at the moment. I have added some additional probes which I have running through the Mastech and then into the laptop - one could also use a phidgets. There are plans to introduce a Bluetooth module for the internal bare wire thermocouple which controls the PID, to provide live data in Kaffelogic Studio in the future. However I don’t think this will happen until after the rollout of the new chaff collector.
What did you find using external probe? Is it consistent with the onboard probe?
The Onboard’s primary function is to control the PID and has been designed to be highly responsive. The external probe is less responsive but gives an easier curve to read an provides a real time roasting curve. Kaffelogic will bring out a Bluetooth module at some point which should give a real-time curve.
@@beanobsessedroasters9073 by looking at the placement of the external probe, maybe it should read the ET, and the onboard reading BT. That's my guess, im having a modded popcorn popper that have similar setup using 2 probes, BT & ET.