DiFluid microbalance flow chart jagged

simons-plugins commented 6 months ago

As the screen shot the flow charts with my new DiFluid microbalance produce saw tooth profiles whereas I got smooth curves with the decent scale.

Beanconqueror_Flowprofile_JSON_08_17_28_01_06_2024.json

graphefruit commented 6 months ago

Looks like an espresso brew. May you can do a brew with the decent scale on the difluid and see how it behaves? Also please pass me the .xls file to the shot its easier to read then the .JSON. How does the "smoothed" curve looks like?

simons-plugins commented 6 months ago

Do you mean stack the decent scale on the DiFluid ? Not sure how I record both plots though?

simons-plugins commented 6 months ago

This is the excel with smoothed, which is similar shape.

Beanconqueror_Flowprofile_Raw_14_20_58_04_06_2024.xlsx

graphefruit commented 6 months ago

Do you mean stack the decent scale on the DiFluid ? Not sure how I record both plots though?

Two phones

simons-plugins commented 6 months ago

Do you mean stack the decent scale on the DiFluid ? Not sure how I record both plots though?

Two phones

Haha of course. Ok will do.

graphefruit commented 6 months ago

This is the excel with smoothed, which is similar shape.

Beanconqueror_Flowprofile_Raw_14_20_58_04_06_2024.xlsx

Thanks for the file. I had a look now. It looks like something is completely wrong. When looking at the data, it looks like that max 3-4 values are send by the scale, I have checked it with my DiFluid TI, the issue is mine sends 4 to 5 with not that high delays.

10:26:01.761 -> 10:26:02.042

Thats an offset of about 300ms for the next value.

My delays are about 200 - 250ms.

The big issue comes that the timestamp delay on the realtime flow is going up to like 20 000 to 30 000 on your side. I had a look on a sample espresso brew on my side, my max timestamp delay is 900 and normaly 700, and that constant.

Sample from my timestamps:

Sample from your timestamps:

Please make sure to:

Deactivate the vibration filter for the DiFluid
Update the firmware to the latest if possible
Remove all bluetooth-devices connected to your phone
Check that no battery-saver is active
Check your phone has a minimum of 80% Battery power when testing
Even test it with some other phones, maybe this helps

Because of the mentioned things above, the calculcation struggles and therefore the graphs are looking realy strange.

graphefruit commented 5 months ago

Hey @simons-plugins, Did the issue resolve?

simons-plugins commented 5 months ago

Hey @simons-plugins,

Did the issue resolve?

Sorry been trying to test and raised to DiFluid. I had one chart that was smooth, ie it must have reported more frequently. I have tried lots of settings and can't make it repeat. It also is not auto timing off after the 2 minutes setting (staying on for over an hour so battery dies in days) and suffering from weight drift so I'm going to return if I can.

simons-plugins commented 5 months ago

It's low flow setting. That needs to be turned on. That bit is working as expected now. The fact the weight drifts and it doesn't turn off are bigger issues, although nothing to do here.

graphefruit / Beanconqueror

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