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Hi a question for you, is there a wireless probe that works with roastmaster, and where can i find them.
thanks
Hi Woody
Sorry the site is in a bit of disarray this week while I restructure. I’m adding a documentation section, and place for tutorial videos – trying to get things streamlined and organized.
As of version 4 on the app store, you can purchase the Data Logging option and operate with Phidget Temperature Sensors. There’s a parts guide here http://rainfroginc.com/wordpress/apps/roastmaster/introducing-version-4-0/ See the link in the Data Logging section.
At the moment, only K type thermocouples are supported. I plan on adding support for J type in the next update. Due to lack of USB in iOS, Phidgets is the only hardware capable of communicating with Roastmaster in an Apple-sanctioned way at the moment, but the temperature sensors perform beautifully.
Let me know if you have any specific questions.
Danny