At the moment you can log data only continously for all sensors in a rotating CSV file or in an Influxdb. To create sensor logs for later review and control it would be nice to a widget on the dashboard to start and stop recording each sensor individually, choose a meaningful name (i.e. the name of the recipe, the sensor and a time stamp) and set the interval at which the data is logged.
With the collected data you can review the process later on and make adjustments on the system later on or adjust/develop you recipes. This is useful for both temperatures of mashing and fermentation and gravity readings during fermentation. This could also be connected to a live graph on the dash board (avoiding the graph having to read the complete log like it is set up now) and also possible to load files in the Analysis tab.
My programming skills are very basic, but maybe the SensorLogTarget_CSV extension already contains the basic functionality to realize this function. I'd be willing to help, but as said, I'm just a beginner programmer.
At the moment you can log data only continously for all sensors in a rotating CSV file or in an Influxdb. To create sensor logs for later review and control it would be nice to a widget on the dashboard to start and stop recording each sensor individually, choose a meaningful name (i.e. the name of the recipe, the sensor and a time stamp) and set the interval at which the data is logged.
With the collected data you can review the process later on and make adjustments on the system later on or adjust/develop you recipes. This is useful for both temperatures of mashing and fermentation and gravity readings during fermentation. This could also be connected to a live graph on the dash board (avoiding the graph having to read the complete log like it is set up now) and also possible to load files in the Analysis tab.
My programming skills are very basic, but maybe the SensorLogTarget_CSV extension already contains the basic functionality to realize this function. I'd be willing to help, but as said, I'm just a beginner programmer.