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Nope, was only suggesting doing it that way for the interlock functionality.

Also, this line is invalid: if "CS ROOF + ROOM HYSTERESIS" value == true I don't believe the interpreter is capable of inline math in an IF statement.

This is a repost from a month or two ago, but I didn't see an answer and it seems relevant now: I see sustained Reads of over 200MB/s off a SSD, pointing at my DB, so there is definitely a high IO demand on the SQL side during BC loadup. I watched the active query manager on the DB and now I...

Sure thing, pm me in the morning with a screenshot of your layouts and the script implementation as you have it and I'll get you sorted out.

Is your tilt element called "Tilt"?

Those globals are only referenced by that fermentation calcs script. Yes, I use simple switches to turn off/on the automation to the fermenters, which can be conveniently referenced by other things as well, like the calcs script.

Yeah you'll need to tweak it for sure to match up with your tilt names and globals. Unfortunately it's not going to be smaller due to the inline math limitation of the interpreter.

I posted some code for how I do it - check post 4030 https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/brucontrol-brewery-control-automation-software.624198/post-8753782

@Gregg TeHennepe and @TenaCJed I'm resolving brundog.com to 107.180.46.224 and seeing the same error as Gregg.

Yes, I'm seeing a license synchronization error in the logs as well.

I have several of the same 12v boards as well that I've never had an issue with. That's why I wanted you to check continuity between the grounds of the Arduino and Relay Board. If you don't have a ground path to return to the power supply, its not going to work. Also, have you jumpered a pin...

Can you verify you have continuity between the Arduino ground and Relay Board ground? Also, do the relays fire when jumping the pin to ground on the relay board?

Active Low is just as easy to test as Active High, just jumper your pin to the ground on the board to test. Is your Arduino powered from the same 12v PS as the relay board?

The esp32 is 3.3v based, I believe the 5v is only there for convenience. Try powering from the 3.3v connection.

1) Node Red is an IoT programming tool that lets you build communication paths between hardware devices and network connected services. 2) You can get whatever data out of it that you put in. It can read files, sensor data from hardware devices, data from the internet... whatever you can...

So, in the full SQL install, and maybe even SQL Express, a job could be setup to prune tables once they reach a certain size/age. In the Embedded SQL, I'm not sure any such tool exists. So, depending on if your historical data is useful to you right now, you could simply shutdown BC, rename...

There are some third party tools that can access the drive info, windows has one built in from the CLI - Try this command: wmic diskdrive get model,status,errordescription,lasterrorcode If it says the drive status says OK, then generically I would say the disk is not in danger of failure...

In a minitower I'm guessing (hoping) you are running a 3.5" drive, do you know the RPM? If its the 10k RPM drive they originally came with, you might want to check the SMART diagnostics on the disk for some prefail/fail warnings, as it sounds like something is up here with your I/O processing...

Feature Request: It would be convenient to have a "Search ALL Scripts" function when searching for references of an element. Currently I open the brucfg file and search as a workaround, its just not as streamlined as I would like.

Take a look at your controller log, it should tell you how long each component took to load up, including interfaces. Mine took about 50 seconds when I just updated, and a bulk of that time was getting all my interfaces up. Using an external DB, my load time was listed at about 200ms. My DB...