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Ok changed the file as you suggested # Compatibility function, uses channel A version def get_weight_mean(self, times=3): return self.get_weight(times) And no errors in the log but still no changes to the values in the frontend. I don't blame you if you want to give up on this ;)

Ah cool, I thought maybe it would send temp, pours, beer stats etc to a mqtt server! Get the speakers to play cheering sounds everytime one pours a beer etc :D Ok tried your new file and good thing is that the logs isn't showing any errors or "to slow" messages. The downside... nothing is...

Wait what... does it support mqtt?

You know, I feel terrible for giving you all these problems with it but I also want to say I am super thankful for all your hard work with raspberrypints and being supportive all the time! So I followed your suggestion of running another script so I followed this guide that I think you linked...

Oh bloody heck... it was GPIO 5 and 6 so changed the pins now to the correct 29/31 Pulled the latest again this morning and the log looks fine at first but then I get: 2021-03-03 09:11:58 RPINTS: Unable to run Load Cell Checker 2021-03-03 09:11:58 RPINTS: unsupported operand type(s) for /...

No I've only completed 2 load cells yet, but those taps are empty so far... should I enter some placeholder random pins in them? I updated again, this time from the shell and it takes almost a full minute before I start getting those "Not enough fast..." in the log but before that it also...

Super great! Did the change and now that error is gone from the log It even seemed to change values on the load cell page, then I pressed the "Tare" button and it seems to be stuck at the same value even if I put weights on it

Then I get the error int() argument must be a string or a number, not 'NoneType' in the log

Probably taking a well deserved break with a beer and cursing about people like me who keep annoying you :bigmug: Uploaded the logs here (log) since I honestly don't have a clue what I'm looking for :D, it seems to be getting data tough?

Done, it now looks like this: def log(msg, process="HX711", isDebug=False): if ("RFIDCheck" not in msg and "Status" not in msg) or log.lastMsg != msg: if log.logger is not none : log.logger.log(msg, process, isDebug) log.lastMsg = msg else...

Ok did that and restarted flowmon and now the Log shows this, but just keeps repeating the last 3 rows over and over 2021-03-01 21:35:43 RPINTS: valve update: RPU:VALVE:0=0 2021-03-01 21:35:43 RPINTS: valve update: RPU:VALVE:1=0 2021-03-01 21:35:43 RPINTS: valve update: RPU:VALVE:2=0 2021-03-01...

Nope, nothing like that in the log at all just this, then the last part repeats 2021-03-01 21:11:45 RPINTS: No such device - Sleeping to try again 2021-03-01 21:11:50 RPINTS: No such device - Sleeping to try again RPINTS: reflashing Arduino failed, moving on anyways, error was: Command...

Anyone set it up to work with hx711, just wondering if I should see any results in the log or if I'm missing something. DT goes to green, SCK is yellow and then ofc power+/- I've beeped it all the way to the pi and the proto-hat where the DT is on GPIO17(pin 11) and SCK on GPIO27(pin13) When I...

It actually works with 36 and not the GPIO number after a restart so guess it's just a typo. Set it to run 10 minutes every hour now!

Looks like a treat, and then you wont get a surprise what comes out of your tap! :D

Me again with the bloody pins... Tried adding a fan now using a mosfet connected to my proto-hat. The blue wire on GPIO16 So I've tried both using the GPIO pin (16) and also the physical pin (36) but it never seems to turn on. No voltage is going to the output on the mosfet. so have I missed...

Ok thanks! I'll hook up atleast 2 now and see how it goes :D

Sweet, thanks a million! Now I just need to wait for the printing to be done! :D One last question, the pin numbers, is that the GPIO or the physical number? ie. should I use fill in (GPIO)17 or 11 Oh I was lying, one more thing... on arduino it's possible to use the same SCK for multiple...

Ok so lets see here, I've been trying to use the YF-S401E flow meters but getting a lot of foam. I had them mounted as close to the keg as possible (where the 2cm hose is in this pic) but I was getting a load of foam, here are 2 pours to show the difference! With flow meter: Without flow...

Ah right, I'll just hook it up to the powerline for the flowsensors then and let it go 24/7