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I have seen this discussed but not sure if there ever was a fix for "the numpy python package is not available which is required for calibration". This happens when I am trying to recalibrate my tilt/ tiltbridge. I tried to do an github update but I see that am running the most recent version...

After the latest github update I am having the same problems ( bad gateway/ can not connect). I also ran the docker update but I am getting the errors as well. pi@Rainyday:~/fermentrack-tools $ ./docker-update.sh Using default tag: latest Got permission denied while trying to connect to the...

I have not had any luck getting my tilt bridge to communicate with fermentrack. I am planning on wiping my raspberry SD card and starting over. What is the best version of the raspberry operating system to use?

target setting is http://192.../tiltbridge/ the IP address is where I access my fermentrack application. I got a new error today after my power went out and I restarted the controller "unable to load device with ID 1" Bussy - how do I validate mDNS is working correctly?

Thorrax to answere your question yes I can access the built in web server at tiltbridgeap.local

Bussy thank you for the article. I will install bonjour on my laptop. My real issue is that the tilt bridge is not communicating with fermentrack. I can see the tilt info via browser at tiltbridgeap.local , the IP address and on the attached lcd. I have titlbridge installed within...

I was able to able to connect at http://tiltbridgeap.local/ from my cell phone but not my laptop which is on the same wifi network, even though I am still not getting any tilt info back into Fermentrack. After un installing both my controller and tiltbridge then re-installing both I am still...

Any suggestions?

Active Branch: master Commit Date: May 10, 2021, 7:57 a.m. Commit Message: i386, not i686 both the local and remote are the same.

I believe I am, but not completely sure. How do I check the Fermentrack version number?

I have been using my tilt via tiltbridge successfully for several months. After the last update it stopped showing in my fermentrack app. I can still access the tilt via tilts own phone app but I can not get it to communicate with Fermentrack. I have the following error messages when I have...

Can you tell me where you got that brew stand?

Does any one have a carbonation chart for beer/gas blends and temp? Assuming a 25% CO2 and 75% Nitro?

Thank you for the info

It looks like AllieExpress only has the Lolin D32 Pro LED available. Is there a problem with using this board. Amazon has the non LED version ( but not the tft screen) but it is 2x the price and I still have to order the screen from Alli.

Thorax thanks for working with me on this . I decided to just re-install fermentrack. Everything seems to be working fine. I have not run a fermentation profile yet but the tilt is registering and it is the correct gravity and temp.

My RPI seems to have plenty of free space. Maybe I just need to wipe it clean and start all over . Still not sure how to run in elevated sudo Last login: Mon Apr 20 21:39:58 2020 pi@raspberrypi:~ $ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/root 30G...

So really not sure what is going on but ran the above curl link . get to a point where it says enabling python to query bluetooth without being root switching to the fermentrac user and doing all the other bits... stopping circus ok Green Cursor. Stops here and does nothing else. Still have...

I forced the github dev update and then re-ran Python . I still have the older versions of Pybuez .22 and aiolescan 0.2.4 installed. Here are my logs. Thanks again for all the work you do on this. Let me know if you need any other logs. : Re-installing Python packages from requirements.txt...

Thorak followed your suggestion and updated from github to the latest version and then ran the Tilt Debug. I found that libluetooth-Dev was not installed or incorrect. I was able to get that corrected. I aslo found PY Buez was running version.22 and aioblescan was on version 0.2.4. I ran the...