The info you provide is very terse.
“SF6” is probably http://www.sanfranroaster.com/sf-6lb <http://www.sanfranroaster.com/sf-6lb>
And “Watlow" I assume to mean http://www.watlow.com/products/controllers/temperature.cfm <http://www.watlow.com/products/controllers/temperature.cfm>
My hunch is you maybe just connected the cables without making sure that variables like baud speed, even/uneven, parity, stopbits are all set exactly the same on both ends.
SF should be providing that info / assistance in their manuals / service desk.
Frans
> Op 29 sep. 2015, om 02:28 heeft Nate White <wcrcompany(a)gmail.com> het volgende geschreven:
>
> Which is Modbus Error: readfloat() Modbus Error: [connection] failed to connect [rtu baud[9600]] Aline 23885
>
> This is on an SF6 with Watlow. I'm sure this is a stupid question, my apologies.
>
> Nate
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Hi,
i'm trying to connect the nice artisan roastscope on windows or linux
with my raspberrypi.
I've compiled the phidget webservice for raspberry pi and it's running
as service / daemon.
On the same rpi a phidget client is running which receives the data and
displays it on a 2x16 lcd.
But artisan can't find or connect to this webservice from notebook.
I've tried as ServerId several combinations of ipv4-address, hostname
and port number:
- 192.168.178.98
- 192.168.178.98:5001
- roasterpi
- roasterpi:5001
Tested on my notebook:
address translation works, roasterpi -> 192.168.178.98
port 5001 is also accessible.
Does anybody has a hint for me?
I've used version 0.9.9 on linux and 1.0.b3 on windows.
Kind regards
Daniel
Running and building Artisan von source is non-trivial. Artisan has a large number of dependencies to complex packages that are developed independently. The packages-mac.txt is only a rough sketch on getting this to go and is mostly unsupported. Without some knowledge on Python and the involved packages it will by quite hard to get this running.
The second bad news is that Artisan is not quite easy to modify without breaking things. The code is not written in a very modular way, mostly due to historic reasons and lack of resources.
M
> On 26 Nov 2016, at 21:19, Wes Griffin <westleegriffin(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to modify Artisan, but before doing so I want to make sure I can compile and run the software locally. However, I am having a hard time figuring out how to do so.
>
> I have downloaded the Artisan 0.9.9 source code package. I'm using Mac OSX 10.11.6 (El Capitan). I have followed the instructions in the 'setup-packages-mac.txt' document, only to have errors upon trying to run various .py and .sh files (missing files, incorrect directory paths, etc.).
>
> I have deleted everything I downloaded from following the 'setup-packages-mac.txt' and plan to go through the instructions again to ensure that I did everything correctly.
>
> However, just to be sure: to make modifications to Artisan, is it the correct procedure to install everything laid out in the 'setup-packages-mac.txt' instructions, modify the code in the 'main.py' document, and run the 'build-mac.sh' file to compile a run-able package?
>
> Forgive me if I've missed anything obvious. This is my first experience trying to modify an open source project.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Wes
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Hi,
I am trying to modify Artisan, but before doing so I want to make sure I
can compile and run the software locally. However, I am having a hard time
figuring out how to do so.
I have downloaded the Artisan 0.9.9 source code package. I'm using Mac OSX
10.11.6 (El Capitan). I have followed the instructions in the
'setup-packages-mac.txt' document, only to have errors upon trying to run
various .py and .sh files (missing files, incorrect directory paths, etc.).
I have deleted everything I downloaded from following the
'setup-packages-mac.txt' and plan to go through the instructions again to
ensure that I did everything correctly.
However, just to be sure: to make modifications to Artisan, is it the
correct procedure to install everything laid out in the
'setup-packages-mac.txt' instructions, modify the code in the 'main.py'
document, and run the 'build-mac.sh' file to compile a run-able package?
Forgive me if I've missed anything obvious. This is my first experience
trying to modify an open source project.
Thanks,
Wes
Hi, all. Running Windows 7 and trying to figure out how to make the TC4C work with my laptop, first time connecting it. I've loaded the libraries but when I run sketch-->verify/compile, I get the following error message:
Arduino: 1.6.13 (Windows Vista), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno"
C:\Users\WalterTani-PC\AppData\Local\Temp\Temp1_aArtisan-REL-200a.zip\aArtisan-REL-200\aArtisan\aArtisan.ino:74:18: fatal error: user.h: No such file or directory
#include "user.h"
^
compilation terminated.
exit status 1
Error compiling for board Arduino/Genuino Uno.
This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
option enabled in File -> Preferences.
Program files -> Arduino -> libraries looks like this:
thermocouple
cADC
cButton
cLDC
cmndproc
mcEEPROM
PWM16
Bridge
Esplora
Ethernet
Firmata
GSM
Keyboard
LiquidCrystal
Mouse
Robot_Control
Robot_Motor
RobotIRremote
SD
Servo
SpacebrewYun
Stepper
Temboo
TFT
WiFi
> On 25 Nov 2016, at 09:53, Vadim Olshevsky <olshevsky(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi, I have a Hottop KN-8828B-2K+, and the artisan internal PID controls only the heater. Can I set it up so that it uses the fan as well?
Yes assigning the negative PID Target to "Air" (assuming your event slider that controls the fan is assigned to the custom event "Air") as in the screen shot below. You also have to ensure that the duty min/max limits range over the full range -100% to 100%. With that setting, the fan will be off if the PID duty is positive which drives the heater (BT below the SV) and the fan will be on (and heater off) if the PID duty get negative (BT above SV). Not sure if this is what you want as in this mode, you never have the fan and the heater ON at the same point in time.
See details on the Artisan blog post "PID Control": https://artisan-roasterscope.blogspot.de/2016/11/pid-control.html
Marko
>
> Thanks,
> VAdim
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Hi, I have a Hottop KN-8828B-2K+, and the artisan internal PID controls
only the heater. Can I set it up so that it uses the fan as well?
Thanks,
VAdim
Not a naive question. Just close the designer the same way as you started it and the designed curve is translated into the actual profile in the default view of Artisan.
M
> On 25 Nov 2016, at 08:55, Vadim Olshevsky <olshevsky(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the naive question, but how do I save a designed curve as a background profile in 1.0.0b4?
> the options "save" and "save as" in the file menu are not available. I can save the points as a csv file,
> but I guess the latter cannot be used as a background.
>
> I have a windows 10 laptop with 64 bit i7 processor, if this is relevant
>
> Thanks,
> Vadim
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Hi,
Sorry for the naive question, but how do I save a designed curve as a
background profile in 1.0.0b4?
the options "save" and "save as" in the file menu are not available. I can
save the points as a csv file,
but I guess the latter cannot be used as a background.
I have a windows 10 laptop with 64 bit i7 processor, if this is relevant
Thanks,
Vadim
