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Here are some more details regarding the hardware rquirements
- Runs on Arduino Pro Mini 5V 328 & compatible systems (should be most arduino machines having a ATmega328 or better CPU, needs 32k of storage space).
- if you use the mini you need an extra USB adapter
- for beginners it will be easier to use the ardunino nano
- Rotary Encoder (e.g. ky 040) with a switch
- instead of an encoder it could also have 3 buttons (up/ down / enter). With 3 buttons you will need more space and more wires to connect.
- Display: SSD1306 128x64 i2c OLED or SSD1306 128x64 spi OLED.
- They support landscape and portrait mode. Comment out the orientation define in UI.h. If you use a bigger display have a look at U8Glib line 132 and comment this out (hopefully there is a comment ;))
- 5 V power adapter (an old smartphone power supply). To power up the arduino.
- 220v to 5v power supply. You will need it if you don't want to plug in the mill and the ardunio to a power point. You could also disassemble an old smartphone power supply
- Relais modul for arduino (Relais 5V KY-019 Modul High-Level-Trigger)
- a mill to tune up
- a breadboard and those conectors (f/f, m/f, m/m). This will be perfect for practising and setting up everything before putting it into a box or inside the mill.
- a LED will be good for beginners to do some testing
- recomanding a RGB LED which gives you more options when it comes to the rotary encoder
- RGB Led KY-016
- (optional) an optional second switch (mill switch) and a third switch (mill switch 2). If you only have one switch comment out the defines in UI.h
- (optional) on/off switch so that there is no standby electricity
- (optional) a 220v ralais, SSR or similar if you want to use the brew timer 1. (SSR High Trigger 2 Channel: 2 channel Solid State Relais Modul 5V/230VAC High Level Trigger)
- (optional) HX711 modul and scale
- (optional) maybe a solution for the radio interference
- (optional) 50 cm of an old wire/cable to connect the mill power to the 220v to 5v power supply.
it can look like the following. It was an arduino nano v.3.0
or something like a pressure switch instead of the encoder:
Relais modul for arduino (Relais 5V KY-019 Modul High-Level-Trigger)
smartphone power supply
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on/off switch
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solution for the radio interference
check it out here:
https://www.kaffee-netz.de/threads/millcontrol-arduino-muehlensteuerung-mit-timer-gewichtsautomatik-waagensteuerung-und-brew-timer.95553/page-4#post-1195423
220V to 5V mini power supply compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi. This one is small and might fit everywhere.
Source: https://www.az-delivery.de/en/products/copy-of-220v-zu-5v-mini-netzteil
Another option would be the power Supply from meanwell.
mean well RS 15 5
Source: https://www.reichelt.de/de/de/schaltnetzteil-geschlossen-15-w-15-v-1-a-snt-rs-15-15-p137082.html?PROVID=2788&gclid=Cj0KCQiAq7COBhC2ARIsANsPATGFYlq7n6U1wTl9yNyxvonLPq07laxUrPZJKiqAPf0v09qCKGZkW2saAtrZEALw_wcB&&r=1