Update documentation about openroast HOT 14 CLOSED

I apologize, I have just refactored a large portion of code this week and have not had a chance to update the documentation yet. In the meantime, install the master branch of pyserial directly at https://github.com/pyserial/pyserial as they have it patched. Also if you are using El Capitan, there are currently no fully functioning drivers available for CH341.

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That definitely understandable. I didn't have any issues running with the latest version of pyserial.

I am still having some issue getting this to work on OSX, though. Even though I'm still hanging out on Yosemite, I can't seem to get past the roaster detection step (having tried a few different drivers and the sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1" and restart instruction). Do you know of any gotchas that might be hanging around?

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Make sure you are running Pyserial version 3.0 or latter. The current version in pypi is version 2.7.

Also, I have just released packages for Openroast Version 1.0.0 if you want to give the packed version a try.

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@lodge93

I got it working via cli but the graphing capabilities didn't seem to be working. The packaged version seems to be working just fine, though 😄 The only thing that I notice is that the roaster temps will occasionally shoot up and stop the roast:

Since this a new roaster, I would like to believe that the temperature sensors aren't faulty, but that might be the case.

Have you encountered these issues before?

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I also notice that the target temp on the top right doesn't seem to update according to the recipe.

It seems to be following the recipe all right though. Just really consistently bails out due to high temp I think (is there an upper limit?).

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Ah yes, try pulling on your local freshroastsr700 repo and reinstall the module. That issue was a few commits ago. The problem is the arduinos in the Freshroastsr700 are really cheap, and often reset themselves or send bad data. I have had a lot of issues trying to write the module in way that is robust enough to handle any and all hardware malfunctions.

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In the end, I made it though to the end just by hitting the roast button a few times until it started back up again, haha:

It ended up being a little dark due to the debugging in the beginning, but the beans smell amazing! Thanks for the help! I'll try reinstalling the freshroastr repo later and see if that does it.

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Hold on, I was able to reproduce the issue myself. I will look into this and work on a fix.

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Appreciate the work, dude. I haven't flexed my python muscles in a while, but I'd love to take a look and maybe contribute in the near future.

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The jumps in temp appear to be occurring with some regularity around where the the settings change, i.e. for the Diedrich style, at the end of the 30 second period, then every 1 min afterward.

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I just applied a fix to this issue Roastero/freshroastsr700#7, let me know if the update works for you!

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In the vein of documentation updates:

Can you update requirements.txt with library versions or post a pip freeze of your environment? My windows installer has some issues (icon doesn't show properly and once you install and run, it displays a shell window in addition to the main window) as well as the actual Openroast UI doesn't update as it's running. Want to eliminate me having the wrong versions of libraries before I dig in much farther.

Also python setup.py build_msi doesn't work for me but python setup.py bdist --format=msi does.

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Ah yes, I have to update the setup.py to work on both platforms. I will work on that next in addition to adding the software versions I have found to work.

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Alright, I have added a version to matplotlib, updated the setup.py to package correctly, and updated all documentation. I have added packaging instructions as well. Let me know if anything does not seem to be correct.

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