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Crawford -- for a Mac version, go to stokerx.com. I've used it for a long time... great program.

I'd like some sort of scrolling, yes. Perhaps have 2 options via a radio button on the bottom... one selection gets you the full chart on a single screen, shrunk as necessary (kinda like it does now), and the other option gives you a scrolling x-hour window, and the value for x can be given via...

... maybe it's not "necessary", but I sure enjoy using it... it really appeals to the nerd in me.

I've done some bacon and some jerky -- great results both times... just start with (way) fewer coals, and let the ATC (Stoker in my case) do the rest.

I followed JR's plan very closely. In fact, I purchased the panel from him, which was one of his prototype units. It worked out perfectly, though my soldering skills are greatly lacking. I really like having everything in one handy case... so does the missus!

After much delay in my schedule, I finally got my panel installed into the Pelican case! Even the wife says it was a worthwhile project. It's nice to have everything I need in one nice neat package. Thanks to JR for the assistance!

Cook is underway with version 0.6.7. Good things so far... many things have been fixed, and Joe has done a great job with the program. Thanks Joe!!

It's really not all that bad... but I can understand the hesitation to jump in with the networking stuff. If you have any other questions, fire away... somebody here will be able to answer!

Absolutely! The computer connection only makes it "easier" to monitor and control... and to do so from inside the house. Without the computer, it still has the same basic functionality -- that being, it will hold a given temperature, and allow you to monitor. I was in your shoes a couple...

In the two years I've owned my Summit, it's come to look a bit... tarnished. It's been well-used, and the smoke is just making the lid look bad. How are y'all cleaning yours? Give me your best ideas!

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Joe -- I have a screen capture for you... where do I send it? FYI, Telnet is the only way I can get my stoker to respond to StokerX. HTTP method is unresponsive. Also, the sensor screen does correctly show the temps and the fan status... again, seems to have been fixed by a restart of the...

JR - e-mail me again... lets see what we can do to get that underway.

Which TRS jack did you guys find that is short enough to use on the back-side of the stoker? List your part number/vendor if possible. I've been unable to find anything that I feel confident would fit. Thanks!

1 -- I'm not getting temps to chart. 2 -- Blower status on the "control" sensor type doesn't toggle off/on... should it? 3 -- Blower chart line seems to be reversed... it plots high when off, and low when on. 4 -- In the sensor list display, the current temps aren't updating. Until I figure out...

Restarting StokerX fixed it...

I'm having a problem... when I click "Start", it says it's unable to communicate with the stoker. In the preferences, I have the correct IP address, and port 80... I use these same settings in Firefox, and the page gets displayed fine. Help?

ok, I've completed step 1... a new Pelican 1300 case is in my hands. Now more questions... I went to do a test fit of the stoker in the Pelican, and with the power plug into the back of the stoker, the top of the stoker sits well above the panel mount ring... The panel can't possibly mount...

J. -- is there documentation somewhere that shows how to multiplex the 1/4 plugs onto an xlr? I have a couple other questions... can you e-mail me your address so we can take it offline?

J. Ray -- Can you go into a little detail on what exactly your external ports are? Part numbers and vendor names would be great! Thanks! Dave