[Brett]

in reply to: Ramp Soak and stuff #3722

1) great name. it’s what I would have chosen if I didn’t feel the need to use my actual name.

2) I only get part of the credit for this thing (I would argue less than half.) Phang Moh Lim from Rocket Scream took his (previously designed) reflow shield and combined it with the arduino. I had the vision, he did the work.

3) I’m currently working on making a SP profile generator for the front-end, but currently all you can do is hard-change the setpoint. I assume, however, that that’s not what you want. can you verify that you mean: “whenever I change the SP I want it to be spoon-fed incrementally to the PID over a time I specify”

[Brett]

in reply to: Troubleshooting the Output #3715

We need to do a better job explaining things like this ahead of time. Look forward to seeing “how to wire the relay” pictures and instructions in the future. I think we can be confident that it’s not a bad relay. The steady clicking (no buzzing) along with the real-load test before shipping are pretty conclusive.

[Brett]

in reply to: First Post! #3670

@dustooff wrote:

What do people use to generate reflow temp profiles/tables?

you can expect this in the next software / firmware release, but that’s a topic for a different thread 😉

[Brett]

in reply to: Additional I/O cards #3671

We’ve also got something like this up in the pipeline. it’ll be interesting to see how the designs differ, who finishes first 😉

[Brett]

in reply to: First Post! #3664

damn! you beat me, and I CREATED THE FORUM!

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