אז עדכון קצר,
רכשתי את התוכנה מה app store לפני כשעה.
מהתרשמות ראשונית מדובר בתוכנה שימושית לקולה המתחיל ועד לקולה
המקצועי-עסקי.
ניתן להשתמש בתוכנה באופן בסיסי ביותר
לתיעוד פרופיל קליה אבל לאנשים פסיכים כמונו
התוכנה תתאים יותר...
שתי דוגמאות קצרות:
1. התוכנה מנהלת קבלה והסרה ממלאי הפולים שלכם.
זאת ע״י עדכון לאחר קניה ברכש החדש שלכם(עד לרמת חוות גידול ושיטת עיבוד)
והסרה מהמלאי בהתאם לכמות שטענתם לקולה!
2. מבחן cupping לכל פרופיל שביצעתם.
הכל נשמר בבסיס נתונים.
אעדכן בהמשך אולי אפילו במאמר מסודר
"Cigars change thoughts into dreams."
(Victor Marie Hugo 1802-1885)
דבוטאנט כתב:זה יכול להיות נחמד אבל זה לא יעשה לך בקרה
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נותן בקרה חלקית.
יודע לתת התרעה בצורה של ציפצוף בנקודות שהוגדרו מראש בפרופיל.
אני עדיין חוקר את האפליקציה ייתכן שידע להתריע לשינוי פרמטרים בנקודות שונות.
"Cigars change thoughts into dreams."
(Victor Marie Hugo 1802-1885)
Thanks for the kind words - glad you're liking it!
The most recent update provides the ability to export profiles, programs, roasters, curves, etc. as files to exchange with other users. Those files are binary, though, and not readable by any other app. But, I built the import/export feature with excel, and a couple of other formats in mind. I plan to support that in the future. Now that the groundwork is laid, adding support for things like that will be trivial. For the moment, though, exported files can only be read by Roastmaster.
Curves are the way to record changing values throughout a roast. Control curves are for roaster controls: heat, air, gas, amps, etc. Reading curves are for temperature readings.
You can define as many curves as you like in a roast. A roast considers its curves to be the sum total of all that you define in the roast itself, and any that it inherits from the profile and/or program you are roasting with - it displays all of these in the console graph and full screen graph.
On my Quest roaster I like to track both ET and Bean Mass temps. I have my profiles defined with 2 "control" curves: 1 for the heat and 1 for the fan. Then, I create 2 "reading" curves in the roast itself - ET and Bean Mass Temp, and record values to those as I roast. So my roasts have 4 curves: 2 from the profile I use to show me the rough control values I need to set (I don't have to create these - they come from the profile), and 2 reading curves in the roast itself that I modify with temp readouts throughout the roast.
You could also include a "reading" curve in your profiles - to use as a target temp curve. In this case, when you roast, you would see two ET or BT curves in the roast: 1 from the profile that you use as the target (don't record readings to this one), and 1 in the roast that you actually record values to.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Cheers
Danny Hall
P.S. - just filmed my first roast with automated temp readings today. Automated readings are still in development (I still have a long way to go), but testing is going great. Its exciting to watch my iPad read temps wirelessly from a wifi thermocouple, and plot them automatically throughout the roast. Keep an eye on the blog, I'll be posting a video soon.
On Mar 3, 2012, at 2:55 PM, נמרוד גיסיס wrote:
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> Just bought the App. 1hr ago.
> The level of details available in the utilities/prefrences is quit impressive.
> Hope that the roasting process will provide a similar level.
>
> Can you tell me if the app. Supports ET
> As well?
> Can I export the profile to an external file like excel or jpg?
>
> Cheers
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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"Cigars change thoughts into dreams."
(Victor Marie Hugo 1802-1885)