Coffee bean baking software Artisan records baking curve
Artisan is a software that helps coffee roasters record the temperature curve of the roasting process, as well as analyze and control the quality of coffee roasting through Artisan. By connecting the computer to a "temperature recorder" or "PID controller" (proportional-integral-differential controller), Artisan can automatically create baking curves to help bakers make decisions to change the final coffee flavor.
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Brief introduction
Artisan is software that helps coffee roasters record, analyze, and control roast profiles. When used in conjunction with a thermocouple data logger or a proportional-integral-derivative controller (PID controller), this software can automate the creation of roasting metrics to help make decisions that influence the final coffee flavor.
Artisan is a software that helps coffee roasters record the temperature curve of the roasting process, as well as analyze and control the quality of coffee roasting through Artisan. By connecting the computer to a "temperature recorder" or "PID controller" (proportional-integral-differential controller), Artisan can automatically create baking curves to help bakers make decisions to change the final coffee flavor.
Parameters.
Can run on Mac, Windows, Linux, PPC
The temperature recorder and PID controller supported by the software are as follows:
-Fuji PXR/PXG 4 & 5 PID
-Delta DTA PID
-Omega HH309, HH506RA, HH802U, HH806AU, HHM28
-CENTER 300,301,302,303,304,305,306,309
-VOLTCRAFT K202, K204,300K, 302KJ
-EXTECH 421509
-Arduino TC4
-TE VA18B
-non-wireless Amprobe TMD-56 (same as Omega HH806AU)
-virtual devices (symbolic devices)
-device None (manual device)
-external program
Unlimited number of devices/curves running at the same time
Multiple temperature recorders can be run at the same time
Symbolic manipulation of device outputs
Fahrenheit and Celsius display and conversion
Manual logging of extra events (FCs,FCe,..)
Custom event programmable buttons
Large buttons supporting touch panels
The big button facilitates the touch screen
Live ET/BT rate-of-rise curves with filter
Metric and thermal head-up-display predicting the ET/BT future during logging
Profile statistics and evaluations based on user configurable roast phases
Background reference profile
User defined cup profiles and cup profile graphs
User can customize cup test chart
HTML report creation
Exportable files in HTML format
CSV export
Exportable files in CSV format
Omega HH506 and K202 CSV import
CSV format files of Omega HH506 and K202 can be exported separately
PID duty cycle
Profile designer
Curve pre-design function
Wheel graph editor
Mathematical plotter
Localizations (translations for German, French, Spanish, Swedish, Italian)
Multi-core CPU performance enhancement support
Template/background reproduction playback aid
Alarms with programmable outputs
Automatic CHARGE/DROP event detection
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