The way I scripted the totalizer allows for both automated as well as manual control. I have the script set to auto start so it runs all the time. I have a global to display the total volume and a switch to enable/disable & reset the totalizer. The script monitors the switch so you can enable/disable that either manually or from another script.
Edit: I have a couple dozen or so "utility" scripts like this that run in the background all the time. Most monitor a switch position to enable/disable or switch modes of something. Everything can be controlled manually as well as through the brew day automation script.
Edit: I have a couple dozen or so "utility" scripts like this that run in the background all the time. Most monitor a switch position to enable/disable or switch modes of something. Everything can be controlled manually as well as through the brew day automation script.
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