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I want to replace the controller in my All-in-one brewing system so I can control it remotely like the Grainfather Connect. There is a commercial version called SmartPID (http://smartpid.com/store/#!/SmartPID-Single-vessel-all-in-one-retrofit-KIT/p/95169469/category=32120508) but not only is it...

Maybe off Topic here but does anyone known if there exist a DIY SmartPID project?

Nice, I have an iSpindel (version 6.2) that dropped from 4.10V to 3.81V since 7 December 2019. It depends on the type of battery of coarse, I use a 8800mAh version.

@day_trippr Thanks for the info. By default it is turned off so I probably set it on for testing and forgot to turn it back off.

Lee, many thanks for your help! You are SUPER!!!!

Lee I've send the links in a private conversation.

Lee Thanks again for the info I will check it tomorrow! Here in Belgium its time to go to sleep ;-) and the Brew Bubbles was already on my todo list.

I just found out that my SD card is almost full so this will probably be the reason!! Motion was installed so I could check the bubbles through my webcam but I didn't notice that the capturing was stored in /var/lib/motion directory o_O

I've tried to upgrade my BPI and used doUpdate.sh The scripts was execute well but I did not reprogram the arduino at the end because I'm using the brewpi-arduino-uno-i2c-0.2.12.hex version. But now I'm unable to get the script running (see screenshot) I tried to reprogram the arduino with...

The probes are connected to 5V but I don't know what DVM means.

I had the problem again with another USB cable so its something else. Could it be that the cable of the temperature sensor is too long? It was 3 meters but I've cut it to 2,5m.

The sensors are powered through the Arduino and the Arduino gets his power from the RPI through the USB cable. Because I don't have much time to do some tests and I would like to start my next brew tomorrow I will replace this USB cable first. Maybe I can setup a new brewPi Remix with the spare...

No I didn't so I stopped the script and run the commands again: pi@brewpi:~ $ sudo cat /etc/udev/rules.d/99-arduino.rules SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{serial}=="757353530383518120F0", SYMLINK+="left" pi@brewpi:~ $ ls -al /dev/left lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Sep 26 20:20 /dev/left -> ttyACM0...

pi@brewpi:~ $ sudo cat /etc/udev/rules.d/99-arduino.rules SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{serial}=="757353530383518120F0", SYMLINK+="left" pi@brewpi:~ $ ls -al /dev/left lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Sep 26 20:20 /dev/left -> ttyACM0 pi@brewpi:/home/brewpi/left/utils $ sudo...

No I didn't tweak the config file. In one of the screenshots you could see that it went smoothly for several days in the beginning and I didn't changed anything after that. pi@brewpi:~ $ sudo systemctl status left ● left.service - BrewPi Remix daemon for: left Loaded: loaded...

pi@brewpi:/home/brewpi/left $ sudo git tag 0.4.5 0.5.0 0.5.1 0.5.1.1 0.5.1.2 0.5.2.0 0.5.3.0 0.5.3.1 full error log see attachment stderr.txt

Or is this the version of the script?

Ok now I see this in the log file: Terminating due to fatal serial error 2019-09-25 01:55:08 Starting BrewPi. Terminating due to fatal serial error 2019-09-25 08:30:08 Starting BrewPi. Terminating due to fatal serial error 2019-09-25 11:10:08 Starting BrewPi. Terminating due to fatal serial...

Just detected another problem with my BrewPi Remix. Since a few days I've noticed that the sensor of my beer was going crazy it said that the temperature of the beer went up to 85°C. I know that if a sensor is disconnected it give the same result (i.e. 85°C) so I thought that it could be a false...

No you need to shorten the pin D7 on the Arduino UNO to GND.