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I don't design boards. You can find all hardware information on the README of the project on Github. I am sorry that being not a native English speaker I don't understand your question. All I got from your post is that it didn't work and you've made some change to config.h Too limited clues...

BrewPiLessGx is designed to utilize existing ESP32 (ESP32S3) modules with touch-enabled TFT displays. I haven't thoroughly studied Thorrak's "All-in-One" ESP32 board, but from a quick look, it doesn't seem to use a touch TFT display. So, I'm not sure why you would want to use BrewPiLessGx with...

Some information about Homekit for people who want to control fermentation during vocation on iPhone's. The integration of HomeKit is achieved through the esp-homekit-arduino-sdk. Please note that HomeKit support is currently an experimental feature. One advantage of using HomeKit is that no...

Me. I am using it. You might want to check "Brightness" setting in System.

1. ESP8266 doesn't have bluetooth capability, and only ESP32 works with Tilt. I don't have a Tilt, and I used iPhone to simulate Tilt while testing. It is difficult, if not possible, to test things that I don't have or don't use. By the way, after breaking three iSpindel, I am using a Pill over...

my bad. a .gitignore file inside the library prevents adding the library sources. I just updated. Reminder: don't enable HomeKit on ESP32. Free memory is not enough to run Web and Homekit at the same time.

HOMEKIT is not enabled by default. The added new library is included and pushed to GitHub.

yes. but you have to program to make it work and TWO IO Pins are needed for I2C. BTW, one wire actuators seems to work.

No. The fan and light are controlled by BrewPi core, the original BrewPi Arduino Core. The fan is on and off when cooling or heating is on and off. The light is turned on when the door is opened. You have to compile by yourself according to your hardware configuration.

Unless you program or port the driver for the specific TFT, BPLgx is the way to go. If you program, there are a lot of graphics libraries without support of input devices, like ArduinoGFX. ADS1115 should work better, but ESP32 ADC should work OK if you don't use the readings for auto spunding.

Onewire communication is bidirectional communication, input only PINs can't be used for Onewire.

It should appear. I don't why it doesn't. However, GPIO 35 can be used as input only according to this page: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-pinout-reference-gpios/

Did I mention oxygen introduction if all the trub cann't be dumped once? Yeah, if you perform the first dump before all the sugar is consumed, it might be fine. BTW, I also think that dumping "all" trub is not necessary. You just need to dump the most of it.

I am not any expert. However, according to my experience, it's impossible to "dump all the yeast out" by that way. The yeast slurry flows slower than beer does. You should have found that there is some sticky yeast/trub even after the fermenter is empty. An alternative way to address this fluid...

I check the initial commands to initiate LCD and found that gamma curve might be the problem. However, I know nothing about this, although changing to other curve seems to do better on my ESP32-2432S032. You might try the latest update of LGFX version on GitHub.

Sorry for late response due to my vocation mood. First of all, the LittleFS errors are normal. When a page was request by the browser, the controller try to find if it is available on the file system before responding the default content. Those "errors" are generated because the files are not...

have an old Braumeister 20L. When I got it, the controller was already broken, so I replaced it with my own programmed BrewManiacEx. While I can't be 100% sure that all Braumeister 20L models have the same setup, I believe they should be quite similar. Both the heating element and the pump run...

Two points calibration. Reading is the reading of the sensor, while "reference" is real temperature. I found that in my system the reading matches real temperature at around 20C and off around 4 degree toward boiling. Therefore, I add this two-point calibration setting. You can still use...

Do you supply 5V to DS18B20 or 3.3V? Check this out: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/psa-try-powering-your-uncooperative-ds18b20s-via-5v.731132/#post-10369180 I used 3.3V and the sensors were not stable. After changing to 5V, they have worked very well.

Of course I did. You need to flash the new version by USB first.