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Support / Re: 2C during cool down on Behmor?
« on: November 17, 2013, 04:54:56 PM »
JavaBro;
Since you are using a Program vs. Profile, I don't know if you're using curves or templates(?)
You could make a curve template (control) that depicts ON and OFF segments of the roast wherein you use two pre selected numerical values to show either of the two. That way you don't have to stop the roast. Rather, you would change the value when you enter the cool-down stage, allowing you to continue a log of the 2C.
Example: say you set the limits for your curve at 0 - 100. To keep the "active/inactive" curve out of the way of other important curve data, make your value for "active" at "10", and the value for "inactive" at "5". This will keep that curve to the lower portion of your graph.
You can make a disposable "sample" roast using this idea to see how it looks, and if you like it or not. I use a similar tool with some of my drum roasts that use cool- down time for the end of 2C, and it works like a charm!
John
Since you are using a Program vs. Profile, I don't know if you're using curves or templates(?)
You could make a curve template (control) that depicts ON and OFF segments of the roast wherein you use two pre selected numerical values to show either of the two. That way you don't have to stop the roast. Rather, you would change the value when you enter the cool-down stage, allowing you to continue a log of the 2C.
Example: say you set the limits for your curve at 0 - 100. To keep the "active/inactive" curve out of the way of other important curve data, make your value for "active" at "10", and the value for "inactive" at "5". This will keep that curve to the lower portion of your graph.
You can make a disposable "sample" roast using this idea to see how it looks, and if you like it or not. I use a similar tool with some of my drum roasts that use cool- down time for the end of 2C, and it works like a charm!
John
