Author Topic: Connecting commercial coffee machine electric board with raspberry pi  (Read 794 times)

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Offline Mr.GTopic starter

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I have been trying to connect our commercial coffee machine with raspberry pi 3b +.  As far as I have been told every coffee machine board has different board and should have different way of connecting, I am not getting relevant answer. Does anyone has tried connecting coffee machine board with raspberry pi . If yes what method did you applied .. plz help

The link below will give some information on electric board of the coffee machine

https://www.wegausaparts.com/my-concept
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Offline BradC

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Re: Connecting commercial coffee machine electric board with raspberry pi
« Reply #1 on: October 14, 2019, 01:49:11 am »
I have been trying to connect our commercial coffee machine with raspberry pi 3b +.  As far as I have been told every coffee machine board has different board and should have different way of connecting, I am not getting relevant answer. Does anyone has tried connecting coffee machine board with raspberry pi . If yes what method did you applied .. plz help

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How about some more info, like perhaps the make/model of Coffee machine as a start.
 

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Re: Connecting commercial coffee machine electric board with raspberry pi
« Reply #2 on: October 14, 2019, 04:18:33 am »
The obvious question is WHY? Is there an issue with your current board?

If not what are you trying to improve/modify or control the WEGA brain doesn't? If you are wanting to try and tighten up the brew temperature range for example then an electrical only solution is not it. Tuning of HX loops in conjunction with say a PID is black magic to get an 'improvement' and playing with orifice plates to adjust flow is as much or more important.

Even then this 'improvement' is driven by the Beans used, how they are treated and the mug on the knobs skills and the tastebuds of those drinking it.
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