I too started with the 3/16 barb and it was foamy, moved to the 1/4 barb and the foam went away. So its not just your setupI was using a John Guess to 3/16 barb for the flow meter and I think that was restricting the flow too much.
I too started with the 3/16 barb and it was foamy, moved to the 1/4 barb and the foam went away. So its not just your setupI was using a John Guess to 3/16 barb for the flow meter and I think that was restricting the flow too much.
On another note, Keg Volume Kalculator - Metric Flavour:
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Kal's world makes sense again!
thanks, I ordered some of the 1/4in barb adapter so hopefully they work as good as the straight 1/4in tubing.I too started with the 3/16 barb and it was foamy, moved to the 1/4 barb and the foam went away. So its not just your setup
To go metric you need to edit the index.php, tap_form.php, and pours.php files. Then you need to edit the maxAmount values in the kegStyles table in the raspberrypints database.How do I convert to metric system?
LMAO! That's gold!And that's why Reagan blocked the transition to metric in the USA...
Try entering this command in a terminal:Hello again. I am trying to follow day_trippr instructions on using Jessie RPI 3B and arduino uno unit. Im stuck on Step 7 where it says "Edit /var/www/html/python/flow_monitor.py
Find these two lines:
# Edit this line to point to where your rpints install is
poursdir = '/var/www'
Change /var/www to /var/www/html"
Once I enter the Edit screen it wont allow me to change '/var/www' to '/var/www/html'?? in fact i cant seem to type anything.
please excuse my ignorance, I'm completely new to RPI
sudo nano /var/www/html/python/flow_monitor.py
Sorry for the delayed response, flu season hit us pretty hard. I am happy to say that I got everything up and running. Thanks for all your helpIf you determine the flowmon service and flow_monitor listener are running, check out my post here for some notes about installing on Jessie and dealing with the Apache2 DocumentRoot being at /var/www/html.
In short you'll at least have to edit flow_monitor.py to change the poursdir setting (by default = '/var/www' and in your case needs to be changed to ='/var/www/html').
Cheers!
Welcome! If you follow the link in the second post in this thread, it'll take you to @day_trippr 's update instruction for Jessie NOOBS, from memory you need to run a script to make the ./jessie_setup script executable first.Hi all
Excellent thread, I had tried setting up this on from the Raspberrypints website but everything was failing until I found this, needed an older version of noobs and a couple of other things I found here, thanks. I have run into one problem, apologies if anyone has already posted. When I try and run step 6 it fails on the 3rd step pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo ./setup. I don't have the board yet, it arrives Tuesday but was trying to get my pi all setup in advance. This is the board I have on order if anyone has any suggestions.
Seeedstudio-Alamode - Arduino Compatible Raspberry Pi Plate
Also if anyone successfully changed their system to Metric I would love to follow your steps rather than attempting to edit everything myself. Thanks in advance!
You'll still need to follow those dos2unix steps. It is more related to Jessie than the version of the pi that you're using.Thanks for the answer, I had found this and followed the step variations for 5 and 7 but the Alamode installation changes are referring to a RPi 3, I am running mine on an old RPI B which I had laying around and seems to be running all the software of with the exception of I am having trouble installing Alamode. When I try and execute the 3rd command, sudo ./setup I receive the error, sudo: unable to execute ./setup: No such file or directory
When I try and execute the 3rd command, sudo ./setup I receive the error, sudo: unable to execute ./setup: No such file or directory
You'll still need to follow those dos2unix steps. It is more related to Jessie than the version of the pi that you're using.
Yep, but day-trippr's write up includes the dos2unix stuff.Beat me to the punch, but the original RaspberryPints steps don't include dos2unix
see www.raspberrypints.com/byo/step-6-configure-pi-flow-meters-wflow-meters/
What is required to get the date fields populated?fwiw, you can get all the history you want on the original R'Pints using phpmyadmin (though you do need to modify the sql to set the date - by default that field is Nulled for each pour). Plus you can do all kinds of filtering which can be handy for debugging issues...
Cheers!
Did you do the UART thingy in @day_trippr 's how-to?Damn I feel like such a noob but I have another question. Soldered up the alamode and fired it up tonight. All good until I try and select the serial port and the menu is greyed out. Did some googling bit can’t work it out, anyone experienced anything similar?
ls -l /dev | grep serial
pi@cpints:~ $ ls -l /dev | grep serial
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Dec 28 17:17 serial0 -> ttyAMA0
pi@cpints:~ $
Clearly I have something wrong somewhere as when I run the Arduino IDE as root I can select the serial ok, when I don't run as root its greyed out. If I select the serial when in root it is displayed in the bottom as Alamode on /dev/ttySO but if I close and reopen as not root it is still not selected. Perhaps it's an issue with non exclusive access to the serial port, ie some other program scanning it preventing it from being selected except with higher privileges?
Try running this command to fix your permissions:Clearly I have something wrong somewhere as when I run the Arduino IDE as root I can select the serial ok, when I don't run as root its greyed out. If I select the serial when in root it is displayed in the bottom as Alamode on /dev/ttySO but if I close and reopen as not root it is still not selected. Perhaps it's an issue with non exclusive access to the serial port, ie some other program scanning it preventing it from being selected except with higher privileges?
sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www
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