Last night I installed the RPI3b up with BrewBlox, everything was very well documented and just went as smooth as I hoped for. So thumbs up for such a great guidance.
Once I had it up and running, I could see that I need to install alot of widgets, and via that configure my system. The idea is great, but I dont have a clear picture in my head how it should be connected. (guess I miss the structural overview)
Are there any guidance written on connecting widgets. Trig made a overview of heâs block relations in Brewblox assistence, but I had no intention of stealing that thread for my issue.
a âstandardâ herms setup
a âstandardâ fridge setup
would point me in the right direction for a start, then I could allways later adjust it to my specific needs.
Again great job on the software, it looks really nice. everything worked right ouf of the box, with all sensors etc.
A standard fridge setup can be found under wizardry -> arrangements -> brewpi classic.
Weâre working on adding more of these wizards, including one for herms.
Any idea when you are going to add some (basic?) documentation for the Wigets generated by the wizards e.g. the fridge one has a cooling PWM, which seems counterintuative as surely it does not pulse the fridge compressor?
EDIT: I am very impressed so far but documentation for widgets would be very helpful as you release the wizards.
When it comes to documentation for end users, weâre actively trying to avoid textual info dumps - the basic assumption is that nobody reads them.
The PID widget is a proof of concept for how weâd like to âexplainâ all Spark block types.
Youâre right in that arrangement wizards could use some explanation of whatâs being generated, and how/why the parts are related. https://github.com/BrewBlox/brewblox-ui/issues/433
The cooling PWM does pulse the fridge compressor, but with a 30m period.
