Control a BINDER oven (MK 53) remotely over MODBus through TCP/IP
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README
ovenctl is a tool to remotely control a BINDER oven equipped with an MB1 controller and an XPort-03 TCP/IP connection.
ovenctl.py:
Send one-shot commands to an oven
See the --help output and the docstrings (in Python, import ovenctl, help(ovenctl))
Quick reference:
./ovenctl.py -H <hostname> -Q # query
./ovenctl.py -H <hostname> -T <temp> # turn on
./ovenctl.py -H <hostname> -T <temp> -W # turn on and wait for temp to be reached
./ovenctl.py -H <hostname> -I # turn off ('i'dle)
rampspec.py:
Drive an oven through a temperature profile consisting of a chain of canned elements
See the --help output for basic usage info
See doc/rampspec.htm for details of the 'rampspec' format for defining the temperature profile
ramptool.py:
Generate canned rampspecs for simple profiles with repeated eXecs
See the --help output for usage info, doc/rampspec.htm for explanation
For reverse-engineering tools see the tools/ directory.