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I don't think you actually need to do that, i just press the buttons as described above without any jumpers and it works fine. I also presume he has another board since it seemed to come with a usb cable.

What kind of device do you have?, can u post a picture of it? What tool do you use to flash?, does it have an option to show the output, the firmware print debug info like wifi connection etc to the terminal. Did you put the device in flash mode? When the flashing procedure start press both...

Did you get it going in the end?

Try to follow -> https://github.com/jeroen79/esp-brew-engine/wiki/How-to-use-(binary-with-loader) First just flash esp-brew-engine-loader_esp32_1_5_0.bin using your preferred flashing tool. Then Reboot the device and the wifi should show, connect to it and http://192.168.4.1, there you can...

The latest teensy boards are indeed nice and have a fast soc, but i am afraid this project is fully based on esp-idf and supporting other platforms then esp would require lots of work which i personally don't have. Also atm there isn't really any benefit, the esp cores are fast enough, cheap...

Yeah good idea, i think there is nothing about the serial connection on the wiki atm! Do you mean use the teensy as a usb-serial adapter?, or run esp brew engine on esp?

You do own a 3.3V usb to serial and some jumper wires?, you need that to flash the board.

Have a look at the github wiki there should be enough info to get u started, and just let me know if something is missing!

Is it airtight?, otherwise its a bad idea

Ok feel free to create an idea on https://github.com/jeroen79/esp-brew-engine/discussions , if there is more interest i will consider it.

True, but that would be a lot more complex and expensive than just using a 1-wire sensor, and i don't see any advantage.

PT100 probably not, since ESP32 has bad analog inputs and it would be a far from stable solution. SSR's can already be used, but that would require you to build your own board or just attach them to a generic esp32 controller, the relay board shown does not have a ssr option.

Defaults to pin 17 but can be changed. See -> https://github.com/jeroen79/esp-brew-engine/wiki/One-Wire-Sensors

I would also go for botteling and re-fermentation in the bottle, its the Belgian way and that way your beer will also last a lot longer then on a key.

There is no autotune yet, i might add it in the future, but i am a bit low on time atm.

Yes rinsing is the norm these days, they took it off the shelves a while ago, but now it it back but the new packaging states it needs to be rinsed. There some more info here No idea about Iodophor , its not readably available to the home brewer here.

He didn't have any starsan, so he is just gonna clean, and he is from Europe so he would also have to rinse the starsan, the don't fear the foam doesn't apply here.

Its better to have them cleaned properly and not sanitized then just sanitizing them without cleaning them fully!

We can actually buy unmalted but steamed wheat flakes here, they do not require gelatiniation and can just be added to the mash.

Another update, this one is focused on beerXML import. 1.4.0 Changes Import of BeerXML. Different PID settings for Boil/Mash. Extra setting to configure stepInterval. Dark/Light mode via clientsettings. Optimized substeps calculation. Optimized control loop, trigger pid faster after target...