Hi,
On the device page https://artisan-scope.org/devices/meters/
I read that the optically isolated Victor 86B is compatible with Scope,
while others say Scope do not work with USB HID devices, such as the Victor
DMM....
My Victor 86B shows up in the device manager under USB HID devices in win 7.
In Artisan 2.0.0 Scope config devices is set to Meter/Victor 86B after
which a port config window appears to select a com port.
I have installed the CP210X driver, and would expect a virtual comport to
show up, when the Victor 86B is connected, but that does not seem to happen.
Any suggestions to cure the problem, please let me know.
Alternatively, for two K-type sensors, which optically isolated solution is
the choice for Artisan Scope 2.0.0, please.
Thanks in advance,
Henrik
I'm planning to control my roaster's burner bythe Artisan's internal PID. I've read the instructions, and it is not clear to me whether a Yocto Tx device (4-20/0-10) can be controlled automatically by the PID?
Thanks.
Yuval.
I recently installed v 2.4.0 and need help setting it up. I followed the
only guide I could find which is archived on the huky forum. Even though
it was written for an earlier version and specific to a different device
(phidget) than the one I'm using (Center 301) I followed as closely as
possible. I started a roast but Artisan didn't show the temps. The
error line says: Serial exception: Unable to open serial port.
Can someone help with this? Is there an up-to-date guide for this version
of artisan? Ideally, I'd love to see a video that steps through the
configuration and expected outcome?
thanks in advance for your help!
~carlos
Dan Coplan told me how to use a nice French computer voice (“Audrey" on the Mac) for this Costa Rica roast in Artisan:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExA68_I_qxo
Thanks Dan!
Michael,
Yes, that was it. I’ve always has the DELETE on reset ticked as it was convenient for my process. Knowing the new behavior, I’ll just update my process/steps. Not a problem. Just wanted to check to make sure this was an intentional change. I’m always using the latest Continuous Build so… just want to let folks know what I was seeing.
Thanks for the quick reply!!
Dennie
Greetings,
So... I noticed different behavior (or a bug, not sure which).
What I use to do --
Launch Artisan
Bring up the Roast Properties window
Enter various bits of information (title, beans, weight, etc.)
Click ON
Check to make sure all my reading were working and looked valid
Start my Roaster (Behmor)
Click START
Do a preheat
etc. etc. etc.
Now, when I take the steps mentioned above... when I click ON.. all the Roast Properties get cleared.
In other words, I had to have clicked ON to prevent the Roast Properties from being cleared.
Is this the 'new behavior' or is something not quite right.
Thanks,
Dennie
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