CyberQ WiFi Web Service Info (Super Nerdy)

[palmtreefrb]

Originally Posted by palmtreefrb

All the chart data is saved in a database on your PC. So, I can add a feature to export the data to Excel.

For now, you can export the Chart from the Print facility...

Ok, I just uploaded a new version with cook data exporting and some other features.
Note: Sorry, you will need to un-install the previous version first.

[pohlmeyr]

Excellent! I will go and get it now :)


This is the Brisket i smoked overnight unattended

[palmtreefrb]

Originally Posted by pohlmeyr

Excellent! I will go and get it now :)


This is the Brisket i smoked overnight unattended

Wow, that looks rock solid. My pit requires more attention than that, looks like you nailed it, very few spikes in the blower.

[moontz]

Palm, I don't have a guru wifi just yet (have the digiq ii but trying to find a reason to upgrade), but does that status XML u mentioned in the the first post come by default as part of the web app or is that something you built from parsing the page HTML?

[pohlmeyr]

The brikset i cooked is on an electric smoke using a PID temp control unit i built. It will stay pretty steady through out the cook. The Cyber Q and your program now give me the extra data i was missing. So i this last brisket i took off at 185 around 8:30am stored in a cooler till 5pm and it was still warm enough to eat.

[palmtreefrb]

Originally Posted by moontz

Palm, I don't have a guru wifi just yet (have the digiq ii but trying to find a reason to upgrade), but does that status XML u mentioned in the the first post come by default as part of the web app or is that something you built from parsing the page HTML?

The status.xml is a responce created by the CyberQ Wifi built in web server.

[palmtreefrb]

Originally Posted by pohlmeyr

The brikset i cooked is on an electric smoke using a PID temp control unit i built. It will stay pretty steady through out the cook. The Cyber Q and your program now give me the extra data i was missing. So i this last brisket i took off at 185 around 8:30am stored in a cooler till 5pm and it was still warm enough to eat.

Ahhh, I have an electric Bradley in my quiver. Would your PID work with that?

[WhiskeyPigBbq]

So I sold my DigiQ DX2 today and would like to get the Wifi is it worth it?

[Grant968]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyPigBbq

So I sold my DigiQ DX2 today and would like to get the Wifi is it worth it?

It will be after the smart BBQ-brethren folks debug the software. 'Till then, a less expensive solution should suffice.

I like my BBQ Guru CyberQ Wifi + Power Raptor. But I have not yet experienced any benefits over the regular CyberQ sans WiFi.

Is the future that Wifi and assiciated programmability can bring worth the extra price? I believe so. But, frankly today, no; tomorrow, hopefully.

[Dirtbuddy]

Originally Posted by palmtreefrb

Sorry, Windows only

bummer

[appdesigngeeks]

Hi Everyone,

I am currently working on and testing an iPhone and Android version of the BBQ Wifi. Here are some screen shots of the app.








Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thank You

[WooPig]

That looks VERY cool ! Thanks for working on it and let us know when you launch it.

[Disconnect]

Looks awesome! Want techy alpha testers? I could use an excuse to whip up some ribs this weekend :-) And I can give proper logs and such if it goes wrong.

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[palmtreefrb]

Originally Posted by Disconnect

Looks awesome! Want techy alpha testers? I could use an excuse to whip up some ribs this weekend :-) And I can give proper logs and such if it goes wrong.

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The above Android/iPhone app looks awesome!!!

[palmtreefrb]

Originally Posted by appdesigngeeks

Hi Everyone,

I am currently working on and testing an iPhone and Android version of the BBQ Wifi. Here are some screen shots of the app.








Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thank You

Good job, looks great!!!