How to build a Raspberry Pi based brewing control (mashing & fermentation)
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Detailled blog post with hopefully helpful images, links, and much more: bierbot.com/blog/howto/howto-...
Simpler / easier brew control build: • Easy & powerful brewin...
The FREE software: github.com/BernhardSchlegel/B...
Parts (excerpt):
- RaspberryPi: amzn.to/3vuI3Qt
- RasbperrPi Display: amzn.to/3vyydNx
- micro SD card- 16GB is absolutely large enough. amzn.to/3tlHJAN
- A Relay-Board to control the heating during mashing or cooling during fermentation. amzn.to/3K9FTK2
- A LED power supply as our AC to DC converter. amzn.to/36XqChv
- A temperature sensor., i.e. Sonoff TH16 compatible DS18B20. amzn.to/3MhoMIu
- A socket to plug in the temperature sensor, I had two AL560 extension cables lying around. Any other 2.5mm TSSR connector works, though. amzn.to/36HUQVk
- AC cord, 3x1.5mm² / AWG16 (3m), just buy an extension cord and cut it. amzn.to/3tje8rJ
- DC cord, 2x1.5mm² / AWG16 (3m), I've actually used speaker cable (nice isolation, red/black wires inside). amzn.to/3pr83by
- 2x AC-Out-Sockets. amzn.to/3HvNIYX
- 3x AC-In Sockets. amzn.to/36MiobD
- 3x plugs that fit into the aforementioned sockets. amzn.to/36GvK9l
- 3x XLR socket amzn.to/3prStg7
- Knobs amzn.to/37vShmq
- DC regulator amzn.to/35CaPDV
Using the above links will support the channel.
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - Features
1:54 - Outline
2:45 - What you will need
7:45 - Warning
8:05 - Sketching where you want to cut
9:45 - Cutting the housing
13:43 - Installing the interfaces
20:33 - Connectint the wires
23:47 - Building the baseplate
25:25 - Installing the software
29:45 - Outtro
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can't wait for the software video ! currently building a brick but will probably eventually build a propper panel
Best Bierbot you can get on the market.
@BernhardSchlegel
2 жыл бұрын
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Excellent Work!
Hej Bernhard, coolproject, nice video! I am using a BrewPi to control my fermentation fridge. But DIY controlling my brewing process is always interesting to me. So keep the videos coming. BTW: I really like the song you chose, but after 15 minutes it was a little monotone. ;)
@BernhardSchlegel
2 жыл бұрын
Hej Oliver, thanks for the kind words! Having anoying songs in the background is my tradition :D I'll try to find a 2nd song for the next video or make it shorter ;)
Hey! Great video, extremely helpful. Question, what software did you use to create the system architecture diagram 22:21? Is this Fritzing? Trying to produce my own but cannot find a 4-channel relay board which you seem to have found!
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Hi Ashley, thanks for the kind words! That is hours of Illustrator and all custom made... 4 channel relay boards shouldn't be hard to find, i.e. on Amazon - see the description :) Cheers!
Thumbs up! FLX
Great Video. How's the software one coming along?
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
In the pipeline still... Currently using my time to improve the software itself (there are some milestones I want to reach BEFORE creating a soon to be outdated video).
Hi Bernard, I am starting brewing and I would like to ask you if I can use the same brick (raspberri pi and same probe) for mashing and after for fermentation or I need a second brick. Please, could you explain me how? Many thanks.
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Hey Agustin, first of all: congrats - you've picked the best hobby in the world ;) Yep you can, simply create a "fermenter" device, and select the fermenter as device for both mashing and fermentation when you start an automatic process. Cheers
Hi Bernhard. I have checked(on the internet) that hydrom hydrometer runs into the app TILT 2. I was wondering if it would be possible to integrate it into "bierbotbrick". Do you use the hydrometer in corny kegs o stainless steel fermenters. I ask you that because of the connectivity. Many thanks
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Hey Augustin, in stainless steel vessels we use an iSpindel that relies on WiFi. Hydrom and Tilt app may also work. Consult our documentation about how to setup the tilt app. Also, you can reach out to hydrom to provide us a unit so we can integrate it nicely if you want :)
@agustinfernandez6279
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel I will try it!! Many thanks.
Do you have a link for the box. That looks like a really good enclosure.
@BernhardSchlegel
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Brian sure, here you go: amzn.to/3m7mUag. Btw... a detailled list with all parts including links how to get them is available on the Blog post on this build: bierbot.com/blog/howto/howto-build-a-raspberry-pi-based-brewing-control/
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Hi Bernard, it doesnt work with tipical SSR-40 DA. When I connect all circuit, this relay is alwais on in the GPIOS y selected previously, doesn´t matter if I put "inverter or not". Is there some solution? Many thanks
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Hey Augustin, sorry to hear that. There's not a whole lot of complexity to that SSR, in theory I believe it should work. Two ideas: make sure that the SSR actually works with the DC control voltage your supplying. If you go straight from the GPIO to the SSR there can be an issue as the GPIO only supplies 3.3V and the SSR might except higher voltages (5V, 20V DC). Also: using an SSR currently has no advantages over a normal relay but the downside that it requires cooling. Please share if you found the solution! Cheers, Bernhard.
@agustinfernandez6279
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel I didn´t find the solution. Simply I use the same relays than you and it works. Many thanks
Hi Bernard, I build your "brewing control" (2 relays + 1 probe only) and it works but I have a problem. I have changed the probe ds18b20 for another identical probe ds18b20 (just remove one and put another) and the new one doesn´t work well (it measure -42*C all the time) The same cables, the same conection, etc. Could you help me? Must I do something with te code or run the program again in order to detecting the new probe? Thank you very much P.D: I bought the new one in aliexpress.
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Did you try to run the setup script again? Untested DS18B20 from china have a higher failure rate than one might think. Cheers, Bernhard
@agustinfernandez6279
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel I will try that and let you know. Many thanks.
@agustinfernandez6279
Жыл бұрын
Yes, the solution was to run again the script. It works, but if you change the probe, you have to run the script again. That's all. Many thanks
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
The reason for that is that the probe ID is transmitted to our backend so you can configure probe ID specific offsets for calibration on the /bricks page
Sorry, für meine Frage.Sie kommen aus München, gibt es ihr Video auch in deutscher Sprage. Finde ihr Vide sehr interessant. Leider kann ich kein englisch, kann man das Video auch in Deutscher Sprach ansehen ?😢
You're speaking of a 24v beer pump, wich model do you use?
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Hey! It's this one (or at least very similar): amzn.to/3D1wnr0
hi I have a question. Is it possible to use an orange pi instead of a raspberry pi thanks
@BernhardSchlegel
9 ай бұрын
"import RPi.GPIO as GPIO" has to be replaced by "import OPi.GPIO as GPIO" in main.py then it should work. If you succeed I'd love to see a pull request detecting the platform and importing the right thing automatically. Cheers!
das Video fand ich seher gut und hilfreich...was bist du von beruf wenn ich fragen darf??Raspberry Pi Program wurde mit Python programmiert wen ich gut gesehen habe.Mach so weiter :D
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Danke für das Lob! Hab erst nen Master in Maschinenbau und dann ne Promotion in Informatik gemacht:) Bin also sone Mischung...
@selessies
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel mein großes Respekt ✊…alles schwere Studiengänge.ich will Elektroniker für Automatisierungstechnik machen und mein eigenes Bier machen.Deshalb die Interessen.Mach so weiter und freue mich an mehr Videos.
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
@@selessies mach das ! Danach kannst du auf jeden Fall umsetzen was du im Kopf hast ;) Und Interesse ist die wichtigste Voraussetzung es zu schaffen! 👍
Hi, so does it work without a wifi connection? Is it mandatory to use BierBot Bricks? Thank you.
@BernhardSchlegel
10 ай бұрын
Yes, it is. All logic for recipe management is running on the server where it is maintained and updated for you.
How many wires does one need on the jumper camble? 120 would be overkill right?
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Sorry I don't get the question:)
@seelenquellpoe6767
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel Guess i could have phrased it better: How many jumper cables does one need in total? There are sets from like 20 to 120 pieces. I guess 40 would be enough right?
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
@@seelenquellpoe6767 gotcha! Think I've used 9. Just get the long ones if you're build will be similar to mine (RPI in the lid, electrics in the body of the housing).
Hi bro I'm D, I'm from India. I liked your video. I'm making a samart E-bike. I'm using a 7inch touchscreen display for my bike's odometer using raspberry pi 4 . I actually need some guidance for that would you like to help me?
@BernhardSchlegel
5 ай бұрын
Not really my topic. If you have a open source Github repo, feel free to ping me
Pt100
why not just use a PLC? what you are doing looks like you are going to burn your house down
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for reaching out! Can you recommend an affordable PLC supporting 16A@230V, Python/C(++), and WiFi?
@ritecomment2098
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel check out the Beckhoff CX7000 range. - kzread.info/dash/bejne/gGdr0rOjesS2mto.html
@BernhardSchlegel
Жыл бұрын
@@ritecomment2098 cool stuff, worked with that during studies. The one you sent has 24v outputs only. Can you recommend an extension?
@ritecomment2098
Жыл бұрын
@@BernhardSchlegel look at the IO range Beckhoff do, you can have any number of any type of IO as a module slid on the side. 5v, 12v, 24, 48v, inputs outputs, servo motors etc