CofFi lets you control a JURA coffeemaker (tested with Impressa E50) over WiFi via an WebApp for Android and IOS.
It uses a Wemos D1 mini for the WiFi connection of the coffeemaker, but should work with other ESP-8266 chips as well.
Communication with the coffeemaker is based on Oliver Krohns [Coffeemaker-Payment-System] (https://github.com/oliverk71/Coffeemaker-Payment-System) and
The app is made with [Phonon framework] (https://github.com/quark-dev/Phonon-Framework).
Icons: [Ionicons] (https://github.com/driftyco/ionicons)
- Turn the coffeemaker on or off
- Flush
- Make one or two coffee
- See the current status (ready, need water, off, etc...)
- See statistics (# cups, # flushs, daily, weekly, total)
- Read Eeprom
- OTA update
TODO:
- Implement scheduled tasks
- Make better setup instructions
Connect the WiFi chip to the coffeemakers serial interface using a voltage divider. The Impressa E50 has a four pin interface (details here) Pins on Wemos D1: D2, D1 - RX, TX from coffeemaker (D2 = GPIO4 on ESP8266; D1 = GPIO5 on ESP8266).
Push the sketch to your WiFi chip. From now you can update via web.
Put the app into your web server folder. I use Apache as a webserver.
Look at the app with your mobile browser and "Add to Homescreen".
Add the IP address of your coffeemaker to the App.