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Has anyone on here used a 5V pressure sensor for reading the PSI of the tank to determine tank level? I am considering trying to implement this rather than weighing just reading in my pressure and above a certain range is ok, and below a certain PSI is low tank. If I get this to work would...

Thanks for all the tips!! We got it!! It's working every 16oz pour roughly 2300 pulses!! So first I'm an absolute idiot, flow meters were physically backwards.... Just had to switch flow direction and BAM!!! Thank Thank Thank you I will post pictures once I get it all pretty! Y'all are a huge help!

Hmmm.... I wonder if cable length and non shield cable is playing a role because none of my pours read a consistent output even though I am pouring the same amount... I also have the 5v and GND tied together (not to each other) respectively for each meter... I probably have about 15ft of cable...

I have the swissflo SF800s supposed to be a K factor of 6100 pulse/L so about 171 pulses per ounce... What flow meters do you have to get that sample count?

Is there a way to change the rate at which it samples so I can have more data points for accurate triggers and measurements? What counts do you normally see on a 16 oz pour?

What Brewery is Pop top??? For science purposes....

Thanks for the help so far! I checked all my connections and I had a loose 5V wire, but I still didn't get a triggered pour.. The new issue is the log is no longer updating and my alamode status light isn't constantly blinking like before. I've restarted everything tried turning on flowmon and...

Pins 8&9 are D8 and D9 correct? If so nothing happened for either... I'm going to check connections, restart the pi and try again.

I am guessing this is good? What next? haha

Hello Everyone!!! I just set up my first Raspberry Pints using the install script, but I have a few questions.. I am using an Alamode board mounted on a Pi 2B with the 2 swissflo meters. My issue/question I have is how can I get the pi to talk with the Alamode board? My flow meters aren't...