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I just created a repo for the TeensyNet sketch. There's a branch called modular-code where I intend to break the code up into smaller, more manageable chunks. I've created a sub-directory for all of the include files. By creating a sym-link to it in the ~/sketchbook/libraries directory, I...

Finally pushed the minor php edits to you on GitHub. STILL waiting on my EEPROM and 1-Wire device orders!

Umm...do you mean waiting for the wort to boil? :tank:

This thread is beginning to set the precedent that hate jokes are ok. They are not. Closed.

Indeed, but you've so far been able to answer most of my "what ifs" with very sound reasoning. I appreciate the insight. I'll push some php edits your way sometime soon, making the code a little more portable. I'll also endeavor to make a somewhat detailed writeup of my installation, minus...

Also, I don't mean to question your work. I feel like I've perhaps done a bit too much of that. You've been pretty patient in responding to my questions, and I sincerely appreciate it. I can't wait to start using TeensyNet as a functional controller instead of a side project sitting on my desk!

Fair enough. I'll buy the expensive probes for food use and use the cheap exposed junction variety for ambient temp inside the smoker. I should have a few EEPROM chips and 1-wire switches this week. No more reverse engineering...progress instead!

Getting the build process to succeed is trivial. Depending on your goal, hand editing code from a somewhat bloated series of project files could be a daunting task. I recommend getting familiar with "grep -R" in a hurry.

I haven't actually uploaded the resulting binary to an Arduino board, but it only took me a few minutes to get the project to compile on Linux, which means that it should be just as easy using the OS X command line. You'll need to double check that you're using the recommended Arduino...

5 centuries of tradition preceded the BJCP: http://www.germanbeerinstitute.com/bockbier.html However, the name isn't going to change. It shouldn't. It's the brewery's flagship beer, and people know it well. Damaging sales to appease a handful of angry beer nerds would be silly. Again, RDWHAHB.

What prevents the use of a grounded thermocouple? I looked for documentation to support that on the MAX31850 datasheet as well as the Adafruit pages, but I didn't see anything regarding thermocouple junctions. Noise? Accuracy? I'd like to use TeensyNet as a smoker controller, and most of the...

http://www.strangebrew.ca/beername.php

If you find yourself getting pissed off about beer styles, stop talking about beer. I don't like Shiner Bock either, but not because it's a big fat liar. I simply dislike the flavor. I know it's not style correct. That doesn't mean someone else can't like it. And it doesn't mean those who...

I am testing and debugging using the following architecture: Web Server : Raspberry Pi (Wheezy, lighttpd, php5, mysql) over wifi hostname: tusker.local TeensyNet site at /var/www/TeensyNet/ Web Browser : Linux (Zorin distro) laptop over wifi Google...

I'm making a bunch of progress - I've got a kludged together TeensyNet using SD card storage and a TFT LCD. I don't think I'll push the code to you since it's really just a bunch of workarounds to use the hardware at hand (way too many nested conditionals), but you're welcome to see the mess...

Nice! Thoughts on integration? Touch interface? I wasn't planning on using the ST7735 on a permanent basis, since it communicates via SPI, and the WIZ820io seems to lock up the SPI data line once the Bonjour service is started, which could also make SD card use problematic. I used software...

Enough.

geobotsar, please stop spamming the site with links to your project in multiple threads. Additionally, multiple user accounts are against the terms of use.

I got an SPI color TFT LCD breakout board along with my last order of components, and I wanted to test it. Thought you might get a kick out of my (frivolous and impractical) hack. :mug: ST7735 TFT LCD + micro SD breakout board Also pictured: DS18B20 Probes

I saw that sketch and was intrigued by it. I may have to try that out! I don't think PWM output through a DS2406 will be very effective. Doh! My mistake.