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				-				<h1>Appendix A.1: Hardware Compatibility Notes - National Instruments NI USB-9211</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>NI USB-9211 is the model name for a National Instruments NI 9211 module paired with an NI USB-9161 USB Carrier. National Instruments has many combinations of the NI 9211 module with other devices featuring very similar model names and different software compatability. Please check carefully.</p>
			
 
				
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				-				<p>NI USB-9211 is the model name for a National Instruments NI 9211 module paired with an NI USB-9162 Hi-Speed USB Carrier. National Instruments has many combinations of the NI 9211 module with other devices featuring very similar model names and different software compatability. Please check carefully.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This hardware is known to work with Microsoft Windows. Typica can use <em>either</em> NI-DAQmx Base 3.6 <em>or</em> NI DAQmx 9.6.1 to communicate with this hardware on Microsoft Windows. <em>Please have only one of these installed. Installing both will result in failures.</em></p>
			
 
				
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				-				<p>At present this hardware is only supported on Microsoft Windows and requires that the DATAQ SDK is installed. It will likely be supported on other platforms in the future, but purchasing hardware based on possible future compatibility is not recommended. Note that this device does not take thermocouple inputs directly and additional hardware may be required to effectively utilize this hardware. While measurements from this device can be mapped to temperature data, there are several characteristics of this device which make it the least desirable of the supported options for that sort of data. This device is better suited to logging control data of limited range and precision.</p>
			
 
				
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				-				<p>While Modbus RTU devices are supported on all platforms, these are usually connected through an RS-485 to USB adapter. Please verify driver support for your adapter with platforms you intend to use. There are also several limitations in Typica's support of Modbus RTU devices. While these limitations are likely to be removed soon with a future version of Typica, at present only one device is supported per bus and only one process value and up to one set value per device is available. This is sufficient for basic logging of temperature data and allows limited control in some roasting system designs, but more complex configurations or devices dealing with non-temperature data monitoring and control are not yet supported.</p>
			
 
				
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				-				item. To enter details on more coffees, click the Add Item
			
 
				
				-				button until there are enough spaces to enter the details of
			
 
				
				-				all of the coffees on the invoice you are entering.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Next there is an area where information about the coffee is
			
 
				
				-				entered. There are several fields to note.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Item</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This is the name of the green coffee. When you adjust the
			
 
				
				-				inventory of this coffee or specify its use in roasting, this
			
 
				
				-				is the text that will appear to identify the coffee.
			
 
				
				-				<strong>This field is required.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Reference</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This is intended to be the ICO number of the coffee or, in
			
 
				
				-				the case of coffees that do not have that, some other set of
			
 
				
				-				markings that uniquely identifies the coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Quantity</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This is the amount of coffee purchased. It can be in either
			
 
				
				-				pounds or kilograms. <strong>This field is
			
 
				
				-				required.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Unit</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field allows you to select if the quantity is expressed
			
 
				
				-				in pounds or kilograms. Which is selected has no influence on
			
 
				
				-				how that data can be retrieved later, but it is important that
			
 
				
				-				the quantity is correct in terms of the unit specified. It is
			
 
				
				-				easiest to use whatever unit is used on your invoice.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Cost</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>The cost of the green coffee can be entered in terms of the
			
 
				
				-				cost per unit or the total cost of the coffee purchased. Which
			
 
				
				-				is specified in the box next to the cost field. <strong>This
			
 
				
				-				field is required.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Origin</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field is used by some reports to aggregate information
			
 
				
				-				based on where the coffee comes from. This is generally the
			
 
				
				-				name of the country that the coffee was grown in, but you may
			
 
				
				-				find it useful in some cases to deviate from this. For example,
			
 
				
				-				some find it useful in the case of coffees from Indonesia to
			
 
				
				-				specify the name of the island the coffee was grown on rather
			
 
				
				-				than the country. Whichever you decide, you should enter
			
 
				
				-				purchase information consistently over time. <strong>This field
			
 
				
				-				is required.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Region</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field can specify a distinct producing region.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Producer</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field can specify the producer of the coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Grade</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field can specify the grade of the green coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Milling</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field can specify how the coffee was milled.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Drying</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field can specify how the coffee was dried.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Bags</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This field specifies the number of bags the green coffee
			
 
				
				-				comes in. In some facilities you may empty bags of coffee as
			
 
				
				-				they are roasted. If this is the case, the inventory of that
			
 
				
				-				coffee can be adjusted to correct the current inventory for
			
 
				
				-				measurement errors. <strong>This field is
			
 
				
				-				required.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Decaffeinated</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>If the coffee is decaffeinated, this check box should be
			
 
				
				-				checked. <strong>The decaffeination method is a required field
			
 
				
				-				if the check box is checked.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Certifications</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>If there are any certifications on the coffee that should be
			
 
				
				-				tracked, enter these one at a time in the field to the right of
			
 
				
				-				the Add Certification button. After typing the name of one
			
 
				
				-				certification, press the button. This will add that
			
 
				
				-				certification to a list to the left of the button.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<h3>Fees</h3>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This section describes any fees that apply to the invoice.
			
 
				
				-				If you have warehousing, palletizing, shipping, or other fees
			
 
				
				-				associated with this invoice, you can enter the fee description
			
 
				
				-				and amount in this area. Additional lines in this table will be
			
 
				
				-				created as you enter data in this area.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Review the information that you've entered, ensuring that it
			
 
				
				-				is accurate and that all required fields have been filled. Once
			
 
				
				-				this is done, click the Submit button to save this information
			
 
				
				-				to the database.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Repeat the steps in this section until you have entered all
			
 
				
				-				of the invoices required for your current inventory. These same
			
 
				
				-				steps should be followed as more green coffee is purchased in
			
 
				
				-				the future.</p>
			
 
				
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				-				<a name="roasted" />
			
 
				
				-				<h2>Roasted Coffee Items</h2>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/navroasted.png" />
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>The coffee roasting process transforms a quantity of one or
			
 
				
				-				more green coffees into a quantity of a roasted coffee. Roasted
			
 
				
				-				coffee items are associated with target roast profiles and
			
 
				
				-				these also maintain an association with the most recent set of
			
 
				
				-				green coffees used to produce that roasted coffee. Roasted
			
 
				
				-				coffee items are managed by clicking the Manage Roasted Coffee
			
 
				
				-				Items button.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/manageroasted.png" />
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>When entering an initial set of roasted coffee items, only
			
 
				
				-				the top part of this window is needed. Enter the name of the
			
 
				
				-				roasted coffee item in the New Roasted Coffee field and then
			
 
				
				-				click the Add New Coffee button. Note that if you produce
			
 
				
				-				items with different roast profiles, these should be different
			
 
				
				-				roasted coffee items even if they are produced from the same
			
 
				
				-				green coffee. Items that are produced through additional
			
 
				
				-				processing after roasting such as flavored coffees or blends
			
 
				
				-				that are assembled from multiple roasted coffees need not be
			
 
				
				-				entered, but the component roasted coffees should be
			
 
				
				-				entered. As you enter these roasted coffee items they will be
			
 
				
				-				added to a list under Current Items.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>As you roast coffees, you may find that you no longer
			
 
				
				-				produce a particular roasted coffee. It is generally a good
			
 
				
				-				idea to remove this item from the current set of roasted coffee
			
 
				
				-				items so that you cannot accidentally specify that you are
			
 
				
				-				producing something that you do not presently roast. To do
			
 
				
				-				this, select the item from the Current Items list and then
			
 
				
				-				click the Remove Item button. The item will no longer appear
			
 
				
				-				as an option when entering the details of a batch to roast and
			
 
				
				-				it will be moved to the Discontinued Items list.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>If you later resume the production of a previously
			
 
				
				-				discontinued roasted coffee item, you can restore the existing
			
 
				
				-				item rather than create a new one. To do this, select the item
			
 
				
				-				from the Discontinued Items list and click the Restore Item
			
 
				
				-				button. This will remove the item from the Discontinued Items
			
 
				
				-				list and add it to the Current Items list. This will make that
			
 
				
				-				roasted coffee available to select when roasting coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>When you are finished altering the set of roasted coffee
			
 
				
				-				items, close the window.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<a name="inventory" />
			
 
				
				-				<h2>An Initial Inventory</h2>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/adjustinventory.png" />
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>You may periodically wish to take an inventory of your green
			
 
				
				-				coffee supply and update the information in Typica to reflect
			
 
				
				-				reality. This should at least be done after using the last of a
			
 
				
				-				green coffee to set the inventory to 0, but if it is possible,
			
 
				
				-				this can be done after emptying any bag of coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Click the Update Inventory button to bring up the window
			
 
				
				-				seen above. At the top you will see a list of green coffees
			
 
				
				-				with an inventory that is not 0. Selecting an item will change
			
 
				
				-				the text area at the bottom to indicate the name of the green
			
 
				
				-				coffee item and the current inventory in both pounds and bags
			
 
				
				-				of coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>To adjust the inventory of the currently selected item,
			
 
				
				-				enter either the number of bags or the number of pounds of
			
 
				
				-				coffee remaining in inventory, select either bag or lb from the
			
 
				
				-				box next to this field, and click the Update button. The text
			
 
				
				-				area at the bottom will change to reflect the change you have
			
 
				
				-				just made in the inventory.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p><strong>Note that inventory adjustments take effect
			
 
				
				-				immediately. Ensure that data on any roasting batches has been
			
 
				
				-				sent to the database before making inventory adjustments on
			
 
				
				-				these coffees.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<a name="profiles" />
			
 
				
				-				<h2>Saving and Using Target Roast Profiles</h2>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Each roasted coffee keeps track of the most recent target
			
 
				
				-				roast profile if one has been specified for this item. For the
			
 
				
				-				initial data entry you will not have any target roast profiles
			
 
				
				-				as these have not yet been entered. The easiest way to enter a
			
 
				
				-				target roast profile is to roast a batch of coffee to that
			
 
				
				-				profile and let Typica record that data for you.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>For this step you must have already configured Typica for
			
 
				
				-				your roasting equipment. If you have not done this, please do
			
 
				
				-				so now.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Select the coffee roaster you will be using and click the
			
 
				
				-				Roast Coffee button. This will bring up a window showing the
			
 
				
				-				temperature measurement channels that you have set up for that
			
 
				
				-				roaster, a timer indicating the duration of the current roast,
			
 
				
				-				buttons for marking the start and end of the batch, a table
			
 
				
				-				capable of showing both the target roast profile and your
			
 
				
				-				current batch data at various levels of detail, and a graph
			
 
				
				-				that can show the same measurement data. Other things may
			
 
				
				-				appear as well depending on how you have configured Typica for
			
 
				
				-				this machine.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/newbatchwindow.png" />
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>From the Batch menu, select New Batch. This will bring up a
			
 
				
				-				window where you can enter the details for a batch of roasted
			
 
				
				-				coffee. At the top you will see the name of the coffee roaster
			
 
				
				-				you are using and you can select the unit that will be applied
			
 
				
				-				to all weight measurements. You can select grams, kilograms,
			
 
				
				-				ounces, or pounds.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Next you can select the roasted coffee you will be
			
 
				
				-				producing. This is the list of current roasted coffee items
			
 
				
				-				that you created previously. <strong>This field is
			
 
				
				-				required.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>If you have roasted this coffee previously and the green
			
 
				
				-				coffees that were used are all still available to roast, the
			
 
				
				-				coffees will automatically be selected in the Green Coffee
			
 
				
				-				section. The first time a coffee is roasted, that information
			
 
				
				-				is not available to Typica so you will need to select that
			
 
				
				-				information manually. Cells in the first column of this table
			
 
				
				-				will bring up a list showing the currently available green
			
 
				
				-				coffees. The weight should be entered in the uit specified at
			
 
				
				-				the top of the window. As you enter information, additional
			
 
				
				-				rows will be added to accomodate coffees that are blended prior
			
 
				
				-				to roasting. <strong>Both the green coffee used and the weight
			
 
				
				-				of each green coffee are required fields.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>When you have finished entering information on the green
			
 
				
				-				coffee, the Green Weight field will be calculated
			
 
				
				-				automatically. <strong>This field must not be 0 when the
			
 
				
				-				batch is submitted to the database. Roasting a batch of no
			
 
				
				-				coffee makes no sense and entering nonsense will adversely
			
 
				
				-				affect the quality of data you can get out of
			
 
				
				-				Typica.</strong></p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>If you had a previously saved target roast profile for the
			
 
				
				-				selected roasted coffee item the Load Profile button will be
			
 
				
				-				available. If a target roast profile is not available, if you
			
 
				
				-				would prefer to roast without a target roast profile, or if you
			
 
				
				-				would prefer to obtain target roast profile data from a
			
 
				
				-				different source, you will want to click the No Profile button.
			
 
				
				-				This brings the previous window up and associates the roasting
			
 
				
				-				data with the batch you have just entered details for. You can
			
 
				
				-				enter the details of as many batches as you like before
			
 
				
				-				roasting, but you must press either the Load Profile or No
			
 
				
				-				Profile button in the window with information about the batch
			
 
				
				-				you will roast prior to starting each batch.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>If you have information from a previous roast displayed,
			
 
				
				-				start by selecting Clear Log from the Log menu. Once you are
			
 
				
				-				ready, click the Start Batch button while simultaneously
			
 
				
				-				starting the roasting process. Typica will record the details
			
 
				
				-				of your batch. When you have finished roasting the coffee,
			
 
				
				-				click the Stop Batch button while simultaneously halting the
			
 
				
				-				roasting process.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>When you click the Stop Batch button, the New Batch window
			
 
				
				-				will return. You should see that it has entered information in
			
 
				
				-				the Time and Duration fields for you.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>You may select New Batch from the Batch menu if you would
			
 
				
				-				like to start roasting another batch of coffee immediately.
			
 
				
				-				Once the batch is cooled, weigh the coffee and enter the
			
 
				
				-				roasted weight. A percent weight loss will automatically be
			
 
				
				-				calculated.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Assuming you have roasted this coffee to your desired roast
			
 
				
				-				profile, click the check box next to Approved and the check box
			
 
				
				-				next to Save log as target profile. The former box should be
			
 
				
				-				checked for every batch that was roasted correctly, but once a
			
 
				
				-				target roast profile has been saved, there is no need to check
			
 
				
				-				the latter on subsequent batches unless there is a desire to
			
 
				
				-				alter the target roast profile.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>If you would like to make a note of any information not in
			
 
				
				-				the recorded roasting data or elsewhere in the New Batch
			
 
				
				-				window, that information can be entered in the Annotation
			
 
				
				-				field.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Review the content of the window and ensure that all of the
			
 
				
				-				data has been entered appropriately before clicking the Submit
			
 
				
				-				button.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p>Congratulations! You have just saved a target roast profile
			
 
				
				-				for a roasted coffee item. The next time you roast that coffee
			
 
				
				-				you will be able to see the data from this batch next to the
			
 
				
				-				data from the current batch. Repeat this process for all of
			
 
				
				-				your roasted coffee items to conclude this initial data
			
 
				
				-				entry.</p>
			
 
				
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				-                <p>See the <a href="http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/documentation/platforms.html#compatability">Hardware Compatability Table</a> to learn what hardware will work with Typica on which operating systems. If your device is not listed, Typica is not known to work with it. If you'd like to add support for additional hardware, patches are welcome. For new installations, the Phidgets 1048 is generally recommended.</p>
			
 
				
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				-                <p>Almost certainly. If your roaster already has one or more thermocouples installed, it is possible to jump off of that to one of the supported pieces of data acquisition hardware. If you have an RTD, you might need to replace whatever that is connected to with something that can speak Modbus RTU. Home roasting machines are generally more difficult to connect and may require significant modification.</p>
			
 
				
				-                <p>The below video demonstrates connecting a roaster to a computer using a Diedrich SR-1 and a National Instruments NI USB 9211, but the process is very similar with most other commercial coffee roasters and other data acquisition hardware that takes thermocouple inputs.</p>
			
 
				
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				-                <p>Yes. You'll need to configure PostgreSQL to allow network connections (it does not by default) and if you're using multiple coffee roasters you'll want to make sure these are configured with different IDs in the database. If you are using a software based firewall on the computer running PostgreSQL you will also need to make sure incoming connections are allowed.</p>
			
 
				
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				-                <p>A rate of change is logically a fraction where the numerator is how much the value has changed and the denominator is the amount of time that change takes place over. Scale time is the number of seconds used for the denominator of this fraction. If you are already used to thinking about rate of change over a certain amount of time, you can continue to use that. Otherwise, matching what you normally have the table view set to show is recommended. By default, that would be 30 seconds.</p>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Measurement hardware is not perfect and presents data that is slightly noisy and of limited precision. Rate of change calculations can amplify that noise and make it difficult to use that information during the roast. Typica provides a way to smooth out that noise by presenting the slope of a linear regression of measurements taken in a given amount of time. Cache time is the number of seconds used for this. A smaller value will allow the rate to change more quickly while a larger value will be more resistant to noise. 10 seconds is a good starting point for this setting.</p>
			
 
				
				-                <p>A good overview of using rate of change calculations in Typica is presented in the following video. The start of the video is an overview of why this is useful. Starting at 2:55 is a demonstration of how this looks in Typica. At 10:07 there's a walkthrough of all of the configuration details for this feature.</p>
			
 
				
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				-                <h2>How can I support further development of Typica?</h2>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Checks payable to Neal Wilson can be sent to</p>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Neal Wilson<br />
			
 
				
				-                C/O Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea<br />
			
 
				
				-                3306 Washington Ave.<br />
			
 
				
				-                Racine, WI 53405<br />
			
 
				
				-                USA</p>
			
 
				
				-                <p>If you would prefer to use a credit card, it is possible to do this with the blue "$ Support" button on the right side of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/N3Roaster">the N3Roaster YouTube channel</a>.</p>
			
 
				
				-                <p>It is also possible to <a href="mailto:roaster@wilsonscoffee.com">hire me for training at your company</a>.</p>
			
 
				
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				-				<h1>Running Typica for the First Time</h1>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>After downloading Typica and extracting the contents of the .zip (Microsoft Windows) or

			
 
				
				-				copying the contents of the .dmg (Mac OS X) to a more convenient location, you should have

			
 
				
				-				a folder that contains three other folders. The <tt>source</tt> folder contains all of

			
 
				
				-				the source code for Typica which you may use if you want to modify the software. This

			
 
				
				-				folder also contains a file called <tt>typica.pdf</tt> which has complete documentation

			
 
				
				-				of how Typica works (not how to use Typica). You do not need to read that to use Typica,

			
 
				
				-				but you may still find it interesting. The contents of this folder are not required to

			
 
				
				-				run Typica and may be deleted if you have no use for it. The <tt>configuration</tt> folder

			
 
				
				-				contains an example configuration for Typica to use. These files can be modified to perform

			
 
				
				-				extensive customization of Typica or to add or remove reports if you want to change how

			
 
				
				-				Typica works, however most do not have a need to modify any of these files. Typica requires

			
 
				
				-				that the contents of this directory exist for proper operation. The <tt>program</tt> folder

			
 
				
				-				contains the Typica executable and its library dependencies. On Mac OS X this is instead

			
 
				
				-				all collected in an .app bundle.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Find either Typica.exe (Microsoft Windows) or Typica.app (Mac OS X) and double click

			
 
				
				-				to open the program.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/explorer.png" />

			
 
				
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				-				<a name="database" />

			
 
				
				-				<h2>Database Connection</h2>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/dbconnect.png" />

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The first time you start Typica, you will be asked for the information needed to

			
 
				
				-				connect to a database. If you have not installed PostgreSQL, you can click Cancel to

			
 
				
				-				continue without connecting to a database. Note that doing so will result in Typica

			
 
				
				-				having a very limited feature set. If you have installed PostgreSQL on the same

			
 
				
				-				computer as Typica, the host name should be set to <tt>localhost</tt>. If PostgreSQL

			
 
				
				-				is running on a different computer you will need to specify the IP address of that

			
 
				
				-				computer.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>If you have set up a database for Typica to use, the name of that database

			
 
				
				-				should be set as the database name, otherwise the PostgreSQL installer creates a

			
 
				
				-				database named <tt>postgres</tt> which you can use.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Similarly, if you have created a new database

			
 
				
				-				user role for Typica, the user name and password that you chose for this should be

			
 
				
				-				entered as the user name and password here. Otherwise, the PostgreSQL installer creates

			
 
				
				-				a user named <tt>postgres</tt> with the password that you chose during the installation

			
 
				
				-				process.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Once all of this has been entered, click Connect.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>You only need to enter this information the first time you start Typica. It will

			
 
				
				-				not prompt for this information in the future unless Typica fails to connect to the

			
 
				
				-				database or unless you select a menu item that instructs Typica to forget the

			
 
				
				-				connection settings.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<h3>Troubleshooting: What if it Doesn't Work?</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The problem is <em>not</em> with Typica. If you are running PostgreSQL on the same

			
 
				
				-				computer as you are running Typica, you have most likely typed something incorrectly.

			
 
				
				-				You can use the SQL Shell (psql) to verify that your login information is correct. If

			
 
				
				-				you can connect on port 5432, the same information used to connect with psql will also

			
 
				
				-				be usable with Typica. Another possibility is that PostgreSQL is not currently running.

			
 
				
				-				If you are running PostgreSQL on a different computer, make sure that the other computer

			
 
				
				-				is turned on, that PostgreSQL is running, and that it is configured to accept connections

			
 
				
				-				from the network.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<h2>Open Configuration File</h2>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Every time you open Typica, you will be asked to open a configuration file. Typica

			
 
				
				-				comes with one example configuration file that meets most needs, however you can

			
 
				
				-				create your own if you have special requirements. This documentation assumes that you

			
 
				
				-				are using the provided example configuration.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The first time you start Typica or when using a new version of Typica for the first

			
 
				
				-				time, you may find that this prompt shows files in the wrong directory. Typica will show

			
 
				
				-				files from the most recently used directory or if there isn't one, a platform dependent

			
 
				
				-				default.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/config1.png" />

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>This is a normal Open File window which works the same as when you select the Open

			
 
				
				-				menu item in most programs. A number of controls are available to change to the correct

			
 
				
				-				directory. You want to be in the <tt>configuration</tt> folder described previously.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/config2.png" />

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Once you are in the correct directory, select <tt>config.xml</tt> and click Open.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				

			
 
				
				-				</p>The next window you see should look like this:</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<h3>Troubleshooting: It Opened Internet Explorer and is showing me gobbledygook.</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>If this happens, you were not selecting the configuration file from within Typica.

			
 
				
				-				Go back to Typica and try again. In particular, note the title bar of the window you

			
 
				
				-				are in. See the screenshots above where it says "Open Configuration File". If your

			
 
				
				-				window doesn't say that, you're not in Typica. You may think you are, but you're wrong.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Troubleshooting: I opened a file and nothing is happening.</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Exit Typica and try again. You most likely selected the wrong file to open. Please

			
 
				
				-				go back to the description of which file is required, read the instructions, and follow

			
 
				
				-				them carefully.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Tip: Bypass the Configuration Prompt</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Typica has a command line option available for specifying which configuration file

			
 
				
				-				should be used. To do this, use -c and the path to the configuration you want to open.

			
 
				
				-				This will prevent the configuration prompt from appearing. On Microsoft Windows, you

			
 
				
				-				can do this by creating a shortcut. In Windows Explorer, go to the directory containing

			
 
				
				-				Typica.exe. Right click and select "Create shortcut".</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/shortcut.png" />

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Now right click the shortcut and select Properties.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
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				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Find the field labeled Target. At the end of the line after the quotation mark, add

			
 
				
				-				a space and <tt>-c ../configuration/config.xml</tt> and click OK. The portion of the

			
 
				
				-				line that reads <tt>../configuration/config.xml</tt> is the path to your desired

			
 
				
				-				configuration file relative to the directory with the program. You can also use an

			
 
				
				-				absolute path to the file starting with <tt>C:\</tt> on Microsoft Windows or <tt>/</tt>

			
 
				
				-				on other platforms.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Tip: Pin the Shortcut for Convenient Access</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The shortcut created in the previous tip can be moved anywhere for convenient

			
 
				
				-				access. You can right click that and find options to pin that to the task bar for

			
 
				
				-				convenient single click access. On Windows 7 you can also pin that to the start menu

			
 
				
				-				and on Windows 8 you can pin that to the start screen.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<h2>Configuring Typica for your Hardware</h2>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Hardware</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Once you've started Typica and selected your configuration file, you should see

			
 
				
				-				the main navigation window. It looks like this:</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
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				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The first time you use Typica you will not have any coffee roasters configured

			
 
				
				-				for use. This also applies for people who have used older versions of Typica and are

			
 
				
				-				now upgrading to version 1.4 or later. To do this, click the Configure Roasters button.

			
 
				
				-				This will bring up a new window with two panels. In the lower left you will see a

			
 
				
				-				button labeled +. Click that to add your first coffee roaster.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Now you will see an item in the left panel. You can double click on that to

			
 
				
				-				rename it if you want. Whatever you name this is what will appear in the list in

			
 
				
				-				the navigation window. Choose a name that you'll recognize as the particular machine

			
 
				
				-				you'll be using.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>When you click on the roaster in the left panel you will see some details in the

			
 
				
				-				right panel.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<img src="images/rconfig1.png" />

			
 
				
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				-				<p>Next to "Machine ID for database" you should enter a number. This ID number will

			
 
				
				-				be used to identify this roaster in the database and it will be associated with every

			
 
				
				-				batch of coffee you roast. If you have used an older version of Typica, you can use

			
 
				
				-				the same number that you had specified previously to maintain continuity. If you are

			
 
				
				-				setting up Typica for the first time, just use 1 for your first roaster, 2 for your

			
 
				
				-				second, and so on.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>You will also see three buttons: "Add Device", "Add Annotation Control", and

			
 
				
				-				"Advanced Features". First we will want to use the Add Device button to specify the

			
 
				
				-				data acquisition hardware you will use to connect this coffee roaster to your

			
 
				
				-				computer.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>You should see up to three items in a menu when you click "Add Device". Select

			
 
				
				-				the one matching the hardware that you intend to use. You will find a new item on

			
 
				
				-				the left matching your selection.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>In the case of NI-DAQmx Base or NI-DAQmx, clicking the new item in the left panel

			
 
				
				-				will change the right panel to display a single button: "Add Device". Click this to

			
 
				
				-				see a list of supported hardware and click the item that matches the hardware you

			
 
				
				-				have. In the case of NI-DAQmx, you can select "NI USB 9211A" for any supported USB

			
 
				
				-				carrier containing a NI 9211 module. Whichever you choose, you will have a new item on

			
 
				
				-				the left.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>If you instead selected "Modbus RTU Device", you will want to connect the hardware

			
 
				
				-				to your computer before continuing. Once you click the new item in the left panel

			
 
				
				-				Typica will attempt to detect any serial port on your computer and if your RS-485 to

			
 
				
				-				USB serial adapter is not connected, it will not be shown. Click the item and you

			
 
				
				-				will see all of the details for configuring Typica to use your Modbus RTU device.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/modbusconfig.png" />

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The appropriate settings here depend on settings that must be configured on the

			
 
				
				-				Modbus RTU device and they depend on which device you have. You will require both

			
 
				
				-				the operator manual and the communications manual for your device to determine the

			
 
				
				-				correct settings for your hardware.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>If you selected NI DAQmx and then NI USB TC01, you will have an item on the

			
 
				
				-				left representing that device. Clicking this will show three settings.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The Device ID is how the National Instruments software identifies the device. In

			
 
				
				-				the case of this hardware, this will be Dev<em>n</em> where <em>n</em> is some number.

			
 
				
				-				This will most likely be <tt>Dev1</tt> but you can verify this in National Instrument's

			
 
				
				-				Measurement & Automation Explorer. The Column Name indicates the name of the column

			
 
				
				-				where measurements from this device will be placed in the table view of your roasting

			
 
				
				-				data. A short, one word identifier is recommended for this. Note that certain advanced

			
 
				
				-				features will require knowing a column name. The Thermocouple Type should match the type

			
 
				
				-				of thermocouple you have in your roaster. If the wrong thermocouple type is specified,

			
 
				
				-				your measurements will not be correct. Finally, if you double click this item on the

			
 
				
				-				left, you can rename it. Whatever the item is named on the left is what will be displayed

			
 
				
				-				on the indicator showing the most recent measurement. This can be a longer descriptive

			
 
				
				-				name.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>In the case of NI 9211 based devices used either through NI DAQmx or NI DAQmx Base,

			
 
				
				-				clicking the new item on the left will show a Device ID field and an Add Channel button.

			
 
				
				-				If you are using NI DAQmx Base, this will be Dev<em>n</em> where <em>n</em> is a number

			
 
				
				-				starting with 1 for the first connected device. If you only have one device, this will

			
 
				
				-				be <tt>Dev1</tt>. If you are using NI DAQmx, some hardware will follow this convention

			
 
				
				-				and some will not. You should check for the appropriate device ID in Measurement &

			
 
				
				-				Automation Explorer. Ensure that you are looking at the item representing the device

			
 
				
				-				itself and not just the chassis the device is plugged into. Once the Device ID is

			
 
				
				-				specified, you can click Add Channel to add as many thermocouple channels as you have

			
 
				
				-				connected to this device. With this hardware it is recommended that you do not connect

			
 
				
				-				more than three thermocouples to a single device and these should be wired starting

			
 
				
				-				from TC0.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>For each channel, you can double click the item on the left to change the text that

			
 
				
				-				will appear in the indicator showing the most recent measurement. When you click on

			
 
				
				-				these you will see on the right settings for Column Name and Thermocouple Type. The

			
 
				
				-				Column Name will appear at the top of the table view in the column where measurements

			
 
				
				-				from this channel are placed. A short one word name is recommended. This name should

			
 
				
				-				be unique across all channels configured for a particular roaster. The thermocouple

			
 
				
				-				type must match the type of the thermocouple connected on that channel. If it does not,

			
 
				
				-				your measurements will not be correct.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<h3>Annotation Controls</h3>

			
 
				
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				-				<p>If you click the item on the left representing your roaster, one of the available

			
 
				
				-				buttons is "Add Annotation Control". Clicking this will provide three options:

			
 
				
				-				"Annotation Button", "Counting Button", and "Numeric Entry". These controls can be

			
 
				
				-				used to add annotations to your roasting data as you roast. If you don't want to do

			
 
				
				-				this, you don't need to add any of these controls.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>An Annotation Button is used to make note of an event fixed at a particular moment

			
 
				
				-				in time. If your roaster has a control with a small number of states, you can have a

			
 
				
				-				different button for each state and when you activate that button it will place a

			
 
				
				-				note at the most recent measurement. Some use this to note airflow control changes,

			
 
				
				-				some prefer to note details such as the start of first crack. Clicking the item on the

			
 
				
				-				left representing your annotation button will show two settings on the right. The

			
 
				
				-				Button Text is the text that will appear on the button and the Annotation Text is the

			
 
				
				-				text that will appear in the log when the button is activated. You can have any number

			
 
				
				-				of these buttons, but it is recommended to keep the number small.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>A Counting Button is like an Annotation Button but you can have as part of the

			
 
				
				-				annotation text a number corresponding to the number of times the button has been

			
 
				
				-				clicked. This is useful when pulling several samples from a roast for roast profile

			
 
				
				-				development as you will have a unique identifier for each sample you pull which you

			
 
				
				-				can reference later when attempting to replicate your desired roast. It is recommended

			
 
				
				-				that you only have one Counting Button.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<img src="images/countconfig.png" />

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>A good example of how a Counting Button can be used in profile development is shown in the following video. If you find this approach to coffee roasting interesting, the concepts are extended in the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTTFznZ65M-lSNokmiP2uByEoTZAg4oI">Roast Profile Development</a> video series.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<p>Numeric Entry provides a way to provide notes with numeric data that cannot be

			
 
				
				-				logged automatically. Some roasters have fuel or air flow controls with a large number

			
 
				
				-				of numerically identified settings. Some people may want to occassionally note the

			
 
				
				-				reading from a manometer. This is the control to do that. Clicking the item representing

			
 
				
				-				a Numeric Entry on the left will show several options allowing you to specify how the

			
 
				
				-				field is identified on the screen, minimum and maximum values, and the number of places

			
 
				
				-				after the decimal point to allow. All of these must be set to some value. Optionally you

			
 
				
				-				can also specify prefix text and/or suffix text. The content of these fields will be

			
 
				
				-				included in the annotation before or after the entered number. This can be used to make

			
 
				
				-				clear which control adjustment is represented or the unit a measurement reading was

			
 
				
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				-							<li><a href="firsttime.html#configfile">Open Configuration File</a></li>

			
 
				
				-							<li><a href="firsttime.html#hardware">Configuring Typica for your Hardware</a></li>

			
 
				
				-						</ul>

			
 
				
				-						<li><a href="dataentry.html">Initial Data Entry</a></li>

			
 
				
				-						<ul>

			
 
				
				-							<li><a href="dataentry.html#green">Green Coffee Purchases</a></li>

			
 
				
				-							<li><a href="dataentry.html#roasted">Roasted Coffee Items</a></li>

			
 
				
				-							<li><a href="dataentry.html#inventory">An Initial Inventory</a></li>

			
 
				
				-							<li><a href="dataentry.html#profiles">Saving and Using Target Roast Profiles</a></li>

			
 
				
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				-					<li><a href="faq.html">Tips, Tricks, and Frequently Asked Questions</a></li>

			
 
				
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				-                            <div class="ntoc">

			
 
				
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				-				know before starting to use Typica and the basics of getting

			
 
				
				-				everything set up for use. Some of the topics are covered in

			
 
				
				-				greater depth in Part 2.</p>

			
 
				
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				-					<h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-					<h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
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				-					<a class="tab" href="../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
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				-				<h1>Part 2: Comprehensive Feature Documentation</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This part of the documentation describes the features of
			
 
				
				-				Typica.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<ul>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="part2/application.html">Opening the Application</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<ul>
			
 
				
				-						<li><a href="windowreference/databaseconnection.html">Connecting to a database</a></li>
			
 
				
				-						<li><a href="windowreference/openconfigurationfile">Open Configuration File</a></li>
			
 
				
				-						<ul>
			
 
				
				-							<li><a href="part2/argument-c.html">Eliminating the Configuration Prompt</a></li>
			
 
				
				-						</ul>
			
 
				
				-						<li><a href="windowreference/navigation.html">Main navigation window</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					</ul>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Configure Roasters</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="windowreference/logging.html">The Logging View</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Purchase Green Coffee</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="windowreference/manageroasted.html">Manage Roasted Coffee Items</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Edit Roasting Specification</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="windowreference/updateinventory.html">Update Inventory</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Cupping</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                        <ul>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>New Cupping Session</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>Join Cupping Session</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>Summarize Cupping Session</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                        </ul>
			
 
				
				-                                        <li><a>View Target Roast Profiles</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Import Target Roast Profiles</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Enter Green Coffee Sales</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Reports</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<ul>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>Production Reports</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            <ul>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Average Use and Cost by Origin</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Previous Year Production Comparison</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Cost of Green Coffee for Roasted Coffee</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Daily Production Report</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Batch Log</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Previous Year Production Comparison By Month</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Production Summary</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Reminders</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Recent Average Coffee Production</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            </ul>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>Purchase Reports</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            <ul>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Coffee Purchase Previous Years Comparison</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Invoices</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            </ul>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>Sales Reports</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            <ul>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Green Coffee Sales</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            </ul>
			
 
				
				-                                            <li><a>Inventory Reports</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            <ul>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Inventory Change Summary</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Current Inventory and Availability Projection</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                                <li><a>Item Transactions</a></li>
			
 
				
				-                                            </ul>
			
 
				
				-					</ul>
			
 
				
				-				</ul>
			
 
				
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				-		<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
			
 
				
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				-				<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-					<img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-					<h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-					<h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
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				-				<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-					<a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
				-					<a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
			
 
				
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				-			<div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-				<h1>Opening the Application</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>The initial location of Typica depends on which platform you
			
 
				
				-are using.
			
 
				
				-				<h2>Microsoft Windows</h2>
			
 
				
				-				<p>On Microsoft Windows, you should find the files distributed with Typica in two folders. The executable is located in the "program" folder.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/typica-icon-windows.png" />
			
 
				
				-				<p>Double click the file "Typica.exe" (the .exe extension may or may not appear depending on your system configuration) to start the program. Note that it does not matter where this file is located on your system, however it must be in the same folder with its .dll files. It is possible to create shortcuts in various places to simplify starting Typica.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<h2>Mac OS X</h2>
			
 
				
				-				<p>On Mac OS X the libraries used by Typica are hidden within the .app bundle so there is no separate "program" folder.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/typica-icon-mac.png" />
			
 
				
				-				<p>Double click the file "Typica.app" (the .app extension may or may not appear depending on your system configuration) to start the program. Note that it does not matter where this file is located on your system. It is possible to create aliases in various places to simplify starting Typica.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<h1>What Happens Next?</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>When Typica starts, it will bring up one of three windows.<p>
			
 
				
				-				<ul>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="database-connection.html">Database Connection Settings</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="open-configuration.html">Open Configuration File</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Choose Your Path</a></li>
			
 
				
				-				</ul>
			
 
				
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				-					<img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-					<h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-					<h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
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				-					<a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
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				-			</div>
			
 
				
				-			<div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-				<h1>Eliminating the Configuration Prompt</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/open-configuration.png" />
			
 
				
				-				<p>It is possible to bypass the above window when starting Typica by providing the information requested as a command line argument: <em>-c path</em> where path is a relative or absolute path to the configuration file. The preferred way to supply this information prior to starting Typica varies depending on what platform you are using.</p>
			
 
				
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				-			<div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-				<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-					<img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-					<h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-					<h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
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				-				<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-					<a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
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				-				<h1>Database Connection Settings</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>If database connection settings have not been previously configured or if an attempt to connect to the database with the current settings fails, Typica will show the Database Connection Settings window when the program is opened.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/database-settings.png" />
			
 
				
				-				<p>Typica uses a database managed by PostgreSQL to store records relating to your coffee. It is possible to use a limited subset of functionality without a database, however much of the design of Typica assumes that a database is available.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<p>This window requests five pieces of information.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<ul>
			
 
				
				-					<li>Database driver: Currently, only PostgreSQL is supported.</li>
			
 
				
				-					<li>Host name: If you are running PostgreSQL and Typica on the same computer, this should be <em>localhost</em> as seen in the above image. It is possible to install PostgreSQL on a different computer on your local network or on the Internet and configure it to accept connections from the computers where you will be using Typica. In that case the host name might be an IP address (example: <em>192.168.1.50</em>) or a domain name (example: <em>typica.example.com</em>).</li>
			
 
				
				-					<li>Database name: PostgreSQL can manage multiple databases and each one has a name. PostgreSQL installers typically create a database named <em>postgres</em>. Typica can use this, however it is recommended to create a new database for Typica to use.</li>
			
 
				
				-					<li>User name: PostgreSQL database user names are distinct from system user names. PostgreSQL installers typically create a user called <em>postgres</em>. While Typica can use that user name, it is recommended to create at least one new user. If you create a new user, you will need to ensure that it has the necessary permissions on the database you will be using.</li>
			
 
				
				-					<li>Password: If you are using the user name <em>postgres</em> created by a PostgreSQL installer, you will have been asked to produce a password during installation. The password you chose will be the password to enter here. If you have created a new user, this will be the password associated with that user.</li>
			
 
				
				-				</ul>
			
 
				
				-				<p>Once all of this information has been entered, you can click the "Connect" button. Typica will close this window and attempt to connect to the database using the specified information. If this connection attempt fails, the window will reappear so you can verify the connection information, ensure that the database is accessible, and try again.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<p>If you do not wish to use a database, you can click the "Cancel" button. Note that if you do not connect to a database, Typica will bring this window up again the next time you start the program.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<h1>What Happens Next?</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>After Typica has connected to the database or you have pressed "Cancel" Typica will bring up one of two windows.</p>
			
 
				
				-				<ul>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a href="open-configuration.html">Open Configuration File</a></li>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Choose Your Path</a></li>
			
 
				
				-				</ul>
			
 
				
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				-				<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
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				-					<h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-					<h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
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				-				<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-					<a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
				-					<a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
			
 
				
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				-				<h1>Open Configuration File</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<img src="images/open-configuration.png" />
			
 
				
				-				<p>After Typica has connected to a database or you have decided to not connect to the database, you will be prompted to select a configuration file unless you have opened Typica through a shortcut or command line that specifies the configuration file you would like to use. The configuration file is responsible for setting up nearly all of the graphical interface elements in Typica. An example configuration, <em>config.xml</em> is provided with Typica in the config folder. The rest of the documentation assumes that you are using this configuration and an effort is made to provide an example configuration that most people will not need to customize, however if you would like to change the behavior of Typica, it is often possible to achieve the desired results by editing the files in the config folder and its subfolders.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-				<p>The prompt comes in the form of an Open File window and should look similar to what you see when you select Open from the File menu in most other programs on your computer. When using the example configuration provided with Typica, please ensure that you are using the configuration provided with the version of Typica that you are using and not an older configuration provided with a previous version of the program that you may have used. Also note the the title of the "Open Configuration File" window. If the title of the window is not "Open Configuration File" you might not actually be using Typica, in which case opening the file will result in unexpected behavior as the computer will do as you have instructed instead of as you intended.</p>
			
 
				
				-				
			
 
				
				-				<p><a href="argument-c.html">Note that it is possible to bypass this prompt.</a></p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-				<h1>What Happens Next?</h1>
			
 
				
				-				<p>After the configuration file has been opened you should see the "Choose Your Path" window. This is the main navigational window for the program which provides access to the major functional areas of the program.<p>
			
 
				
				-				<ul>
			
 
				
				-					<li><a>Choose Your Path</a></li>
			
 
				
				-				</ul>
			
 
				
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				-					<a class="tab" href="../index.html">Project Home</a>

			
 
				
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				-				<p>Precompiled builds of Typica are provided for Microsoft

			
 
				
				-				Windows and Mac OS X. The Microsoft Windows build has been

			
 
				
				-				tested as working on both Windows 7 and Windows 10. It might

			
 
				
				-				work on Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 8 but this has not been tested.</p>

			
 
				
				-				<p>The Mac OS X build has been tested on Mac OS X 10.6 through 10.11. The build is also only for Macs with Intel processors. Note that at the time of this writing National Instruments hardware is known to not work starting with OS X 10.10 or later. If National Instruments starts advertising that a newer version of NI DAQmx Base works with current operating system releases and supported hardware, Typica will probably work with that, but there's nothing that anybody else can do about that other than choosing different hardware.</p>

			
 
				
				-				<p>Source code is provided which may be used to build Typica

			
 
				
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				-				document.</p>

			
 
				
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				-				<h2>Data Acquisition Hardware</h2>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>On Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X, the National Instruments

			
 
				
				-				NI 9211 module is supported in either the

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/13880">NI USB-9161</a>

			
 
				
				-				or

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/201881">NI USB-9162</a>

			
 
				
				-				USB carrier using NI DAQmx Base supporting software which is

			
 
				
				-				available for download from National Instruments. Note that the

			
 
				
				-				different USB carriers require different versions of this software.

			
 
				
				-				Using the 9161 carrier you will need

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/428/lang/en">NI-DAQmx Base 2.1 on Mac OS X</a>

			
 
				
				-				or

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/424/lang/en">NI-DAQmx Base 2.2 on Microsoft Windows</a>.

			
 
				
				-				Using the 9162 carrier, you will need

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/3431/lang/en">NI DAQmx Base 3.6 on Mac OS X</a>

			
 
				
				-				or

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/3436/lang/en">NI DAQmx Base 3.6 on Microsoft Windows</a>.

			
 
				
				-				Please check documentation

			
 
				
				-				available from National Instruments regarding Linux support if you

			
 
				
				-				intend to build Typica on Linux.</p>

			
 
				
				-				<p>On <strong>Microsoft Windows only</strong> the National

			
 
				
				-				Instruments NI 9211 module can be used with the

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/201881">NI USB-9162</a>

			
 
				
				-				USB carrier or the

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/209887">NI cDAQ-9171</a>.

			
 
				
				-				The

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/208177">NI USB-TC01</a>

			
 
				
				-				is also an option on

			
 
				
				-				this platform. This has been tested with

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/3622/lang/en">NI-DAQmx 9.6.1</a>. A newer hardware revision has been released which no longer works with NI-DAQmx 9.6.1. If you encounter an error related to firmware being too new, try the latest version of NI-DAQmx.

			
 
				
				-				Note that NI-DAQmx should not be installed at the same time as NI-DAQmx Base 3.6

			
 
				
				-				however it is fine to have it installed at the same time as NI-DAQmx Base 2.2.</p>

			
 
				
				-				<p>On all platforms, devices which communicate using the Modbus

			
 
				
				-				RTU protocol can be used. Currently only one such device is

			
 
				
				-				supported per bus and measurements must be delivered in scaled

			
 
				
				-				integer representation. You will need the communications manual

			
 
				
				-				for whichever device you choose in order to set up Typica. This

			
 
				
				-				has been tested with the Fuji PXR4 PID controller, but most

			
 
				
				-				similar devices with Modbus RTU support should also work. Typica

			
 
				
				-				does not require any supporting software for this hardware,

			
 
				
				-				however most of these devices use RS-485 for the physical connection

			
 
				
				-				and you may need an RS-485 to USB adapter and you may need to

			
 
				
				-				install driver software before this adapter will work correctly.

			
 
				
				-				Consult the manuals for your hardware for more details.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>If you're not sure what hardware will work best for you, there is a video that covers all of the options and what's good or bad about each of those.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/CeB1x2yZufY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<a name="compatability" />

			
 
				
				-				<h2>Hardware Compatability Table</h2>

			
 
				
				-				<p>The table below is a quick reference on what operating systems different hardware supported by Typica can work with. Please click on the device name and read the compatability notes <em>before</em> purchasing hardware with the intention of using it with Typica.</p>

			
 
				
				-				<table>

			
 
				
				-					<thead>

			
 
				
				-						<th />

			
 
				
				-						<th>Windows</th>

			
 
				
				-						<th>Mac OS X</th>

			
 
				
				-						<th>Linux</th>

			
 
				
				-					</thead>

			
 
				
				-					<tbody>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-							<th><a href="appendix-a.1.html">National Instruments NI USB-9211</a></th>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>only 10.9 or earlier</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>maybe</td>

			
 
				
				-						</tr>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-							<th><a href="appendix-a.2.html">National Instruments NI USB-9211A</a></th>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>only 10.9 or earlier</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>maybe</td>

			
 
				
				-						</tr>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-							<th><a href="appendix-a.3.html">National Instruments NI 9211 paired with NI cDAQ-9171</a></th>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>no</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>no</td>

			
 
				
				-						</tr>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-							<th><a href="appendix-a.4.html">National Instruments NI USB-TC01</a></th>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>no</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>no</td>

			
 
				
				-						</tr>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-							<th><a href="appendix-a.5.html">DATAQ DI-145</a></th>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>no</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>no</td>

			
 
				
				-						</tr>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-							<th><a href="appendix-a.6.html">Modbus RTU Devices</a></th>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-							<td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-						</tr>

			
 
				
				-						<tr>

			
 
				
				-                                                    <th>Phidgets 1048</th>

			
 
				
				-                                                    <td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-                                                    <td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-                                                    <td>yes</td>

			
 
				
				-                                                </tr>

			
 
				
				-					</tbody>

			
 
				
				-				</table>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h2>Connecting Hardware</h2>

			
 
				
				-				<p>If you are using the Phidgets 1048 or National Instruments devices and your coffee roaster already has a thermocouple installed, you might find the following video helpful in connecting your existing thermocouples to your data acquisition hardware. The video uses a Diedrich SR-1 and a National Instruments NI USB-9211, but the same procedure works with a wide range of commercial roasting equipment and other data acquisition devices.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/EXPjLgCoUWU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			
 
				
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				-					<h1>Typica</h1>

			
 
				
				-					<h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>

			
 
				
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				-					<a class="tab" href="../index.html">Project Home</a>

			
 
				
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				-			<div id="maintext">

			
 
				
				-				<h1>Required Software</h1>

			
 
				
				-				<p>Typica can benefit from certain supporting software and some

			
 
				
				-				hardware requires software for communicating with that hardware.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h2>PostgreSQL</h2>

			
 
				
				-				<p>Most of the features of Typica use a PostgreSQL database.

			
 
				
				-				This is where the data on all of the batches of coffee you

			
 
				
				-				roast will be saved, where inventory data will be saved, and

			
 
				
				-				it is the source of all data used in reports. While it is

			
 
				
				-				possible to use Typica without PostgreSQL, the usable feature

			
 
				
				-				set will be highly limited.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The easiest way to set this up is to install PostgreSQL on

			
 
				
				-				the same computer that will be running Typica, however there

			
 
				
				-				are some advantages to running the database on a different

			
 
				
				-				machine on the network. That requires some additional work to

			
 
				
				-				set up PostgreSQL to accept connections from other computers on

			
 
				
				-				your network, but this allows multiple computers to run Typica

			
 
				
				-				and access the same data.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>PostgreSQL can be obtained from

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://www.postgresql.org">www.postgresql.org</a>.

			
 
				
				-				There you can

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://www.postgresql.org/download/">download</a> the

			
 
				
				-				appropriate binary package for the platform you intend to run

			
 
				
				-				the database on. Typica requires version 9.3 or later, however the people behind PostgreSQL have a very good history of making new versions better than the old one so the newest stable release is recommended for new installations. When installing PostgreSQL, please make note of

			
 
				
				-				the password that you choose for the postgres user as you will

			
 
				
				-				need this information later.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>If you do want to set up PostgreSQL for use over a network,

			
 
				
				-				you may find

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/auth-pg-hba-conf.html">

			
 
				
				-				this section</a> of the documentation helpful.

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/post/14056767756">

			
 
				
				-				This blog post</a> may also be useful.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Once you are finished installing and setting up PostgreSQL,

			
 
				
				-				you may want to restart your computer and verify that the PostgreSQL

			
 
				
				-				starts on boot.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Optional: Setting up a Database and User Role</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The PostgreSQL installer will set up a user role called

			
 
				
				-				<tt>postgres</tt> and a database called <tt>postgres</tt>. The

			
 
				
				-				<tt>postgres</tt> user has full access to all features of the

			
 
				
				-				database and Typica does not require that. If you are using

			
 
				
				-				PostgreSQL for other purposes you may also want to give Typica

			
 
				
				-				its own database to avoid potential conflicts with other

			
 
				
				-				applications. Typica will use whatever database and user you

			
 
				
				-				specify the first time you start the program. Details on how to

			
 
				
				-				do this are in the

			
 
				
				-				<a href="http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/index.html">

			
 
				
				-				PostgreSQL documentation</a>.

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The following two videos might be helpful. One provides a walkthrough of installing PostgreSQL on either Mac OS X or Windows. The other covers upgrading from an older version of PostgreSQL to a newer one.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/tO4A4vaSen8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/qGVb3J5y3nw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h2>Hardware Communications Software</h2>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The software that you need to communicate with your data

			
 
				
				-				acquisition hardware depends on what hardware you intend to use.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Phidgets 1048</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>The Phidgets 1048 requires the <a href="http://www.phidgets.com/docs/Operating_System_Support">drivers and libraries download available from the manufacturer</a>. This is tested as working with Typica on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>Software for Modbus RTU device support</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>No additional software is strictly required for devices that

			
 
				
				-				communicate using the Modbus RTU protocol. Most of these devices

			
 
				
				-				are connected with RS-485, which is not a standard you are likely

			
 
				
				-				to find built into your computer so you will most likely need

			
 
				
				-				an adapter that allows you to connect the bus to your computer

			
 
				
				-				through a USB connection. Your computer should see this adapter

			
 
				
				-				as an ordinary serial port, however you may need to install

			
 
				
				-				driver software for the adapter you choose. Ensure that the

			
 
				
				-				adapter is supported on whatever platform you intend to use.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>NI DAQmx Devices - Microsoft Windows Only</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Certain hardware from National Instruments requires

			
 
				
				-				NI-DAQmx. Typica has been tested with version 9.6.1, however newer hardware revisions of some supported hardware requires a newer version. See

			
 
				
				-				<a href="platforms.html#hardware">Supported Platforms and Hardware</a>

			
 
				
				-				for more details.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h3>NI DAQmx Base Devices</h3>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>Certain hardware from National Instruments requires NI-DAQmx Base.

			
 
				
				-				The version you will need depends on the hardware you have. See

			
 
				
				-				<a href="platforms.html#hardware">Supported Platforms and Hardware</a>

			
 
				
				-				for more details.</p>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<h2>Typica</h2>

			
 
				
				-				

			
 
				
				-				<p>You will also need to download Typica to be able to use Typica.</p>

			
 
				
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				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
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				-                <h1>Connecting to a database</h1>
			
 
				
				-                <p>When opening Typica, if you have not previously connected to
			
 
				
				-                a database, you will be prompted for information needed to
			
 
				
				-                connect to that database.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <img src="databaseconnection.png"/>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>If you do not want to connect to a database, you can click
			
 
				
				-                the Cancel button, but doing so means that most of the features
			
 
				
				-                of Typica will not work. Clicking the Connect button will cause
			
 
				
				-                Typica to attempt to connect to the database with the
			
 
				
				-                information provided in the fields. An error message will be
			
 
				
				-                presented if that connection attempt fails.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>After either successfully connecting to a database or
			
 
				
				-                cancelling, you will be prompted to
			
 
				
				-                <a href="openconfigurationfile.html">open a configuration
			
 
				
				-                file.</a></p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>Field descriptions</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Database driver</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Currently the only database supported is PostgreSQL.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Host name</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This identifies the computer the database is installed on.
			
 
				
				-                If the database is on the same computer as Typica, this can be
			
 
				
				-                <tt>localhost</tt> otherwise it will most likely be an IP
			
 
				
				-                address for another computer on your network.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Port number</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>PostgreSQL normally communicates on port 5432 but if you
			
 
				
				-                have PostgreSQL configured to communicate over a different port
			
 
				
				-                this field should be changed to match.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Database name</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>During installation, the PostgreSQL installer creates a
			
 
				
				-                database called <tt>postgres</tt>. If you've created a new
			
 
				
				-                database for use with Typica, its name should be used.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>User name</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>During installation, the PostgreSQL installer creates a
			
 
				
				-                database user called <tt>postgres</tt>. If you don't want to
			
 
				
				-                create separate users, this account can be used. Typica keeps
			
 
				
				-                track of which database user performed many data entry tasks so
			
 
				
				-                it is recommended to create new users for everybody who will be
			
 
				
				-                using Typica.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Password</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This is the password previously set for the database user.
			
 
				
				-                If you are using the <tt>postgres</tt> user, this was set
			
 
				
				-                during PostgreSQL installation.</p>
			
 
				
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				-        <title>Typica - The Logging View</title>
			
 
				
				-        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
			
 
				
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				-        <div id="page">
			
 
				
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				-                <div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
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				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
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				-                <h1>The Logging View</h1>
			
 
				
				-                <p>The appearance of the logging view depends on how the selected
			
 
				
				-                roaster was configured, but there are a few main areas where
			
 
				
				-                different interface items are located.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <img src="logging.png"/>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>The window title will change to reflect a loaded target roast
			
 
				
				-                profile and can provide the name of the coffee being roasted.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>The menu bar provides access to a number of operations such
			
 
				
				-                as saving or loading data on disk, entering new batch information,
			
 
				
				-                clearing recorded data, changing how data is displayed, and more.
			
 
				
				-                Note that on a Mac the menu bar will be at the top of the screen
			
 
				
				-                and not within the window as is normal on that platform.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>Continuing down the window is the indicator panel. This is
			
 
				
				-                where current temperature indicators, rate of change information,
			
 
				
				-                and timers will be displayed. The number, type, and order of
			
 
				
				-                indicators depends on the roaster configuration. There are
			
 
				
				-                splitter handles between each indicator which can be used to
			
 
				
				-                control the width of each indicator. The last indicator should
			
 
				
				-                always be the batch timer. If you don't see this, there should
			
 
				
				-                be a splitter handle to the right of the last visible indicator
			
 
				
				-                which can be dragged left to reveal additional indicators. A
			
 
				
				-                splitter handle at the bottom can be used to control the height
			
 
				
				-                of all indicators.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>Next is a row of buttons. At minimum this will include buttons
			
 
				
				-                for starting and stopping the batch, but a number of other
			
 
				
				-                controls for inserting notes in the log can also be configured
			
 
				
				-                to appear here. Under these buttons is another splitter handle
			
 
				
				-                that can be used to control the height of to table and graph
			
 
				
				-                below.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>Below this and on the left is a table view showing times,
			
 
				
				-                temperatures, and notes for both a target profile if one is
			
 
				
				-                loaded and the current batch if one is being recorded.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>To the right of the table view is a graph showing both
			
 
				
				-                loaded target profiles, if any, and current batch data.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h2>Buttons</h2>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Start Batch</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This button starts recording roasting data. If the New Batch
			
 
				
				-                or New Sample Batch windows were used, the roasting data can be
			
 
				
				-                associated with a batch in the database. Clicking this will
			
 
				
				-                also start the batch timer from 00:00, start any other timers
			
 
				
				-                that have been configured to start from the start of the batch,
			
 
				
				-                and create any annotations that have been configured for entry
			
 
				
				-                at the start of the batch if any.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Stop Batch</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This button stops the batch timer, stops recording roasting
			
 
				
				-                data, and if the New Batch or New Sample Batch windows were
			
 
				
				-                used, the window with data associated with the finished batch
			
 
				
				-                will be raised.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Additional Buttons</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Additional buttons and controls will appear if these have
			
 
				
				-                been configured.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h2>The File Menu</h2>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <img src="loggingfile.png" />
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Open...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This can be used to load roasting data previously saved to
			
 
				
				-                disk. This is mainly useful when receiving roasting data that
			
 
				
				-                has been shared from another roaster. In normal use it is much
			
 
				
				-                better to use information saved to the database instead of
			
 
				
				-                managing files manually.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Save...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This can be used to save roasting data to disk. This is
			
 
				
				-                mainly useful to share roasting data with another person using
			
 
				
				-                Typica. For other uses it is much better to use the New Batch
			
 
				
				-                and New Sample Batch windows to have roasting data saved to the
			
 
				
				-                database.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Print...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This can be used to print roasting data. The print window
			
 
				
				-                will appear, allowing the information printed to be
			
 
				
				-                customized.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Export CSV...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This can be used to export roasting data as a CSV file which
			
 
				
				-                can be opened in all popular spreadsheet applications or used
			
 
				
				-                with a wide variety of other tools. If this is something that
			
 
				
				-                you frequently require, it may be a good idea to reach out to
			
 
				
				-                the author with your use case and see if there is a way to do
			
 
				
				-                what you want within Typica or if Typica should be extended to
			
 
				
				-                support your use case.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Export XHTML+SVG</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This can be used to produce the same information that can be
			
 
				
				-                printed, but produces that as an XHTML+SVG document.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Quit</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>On some platforms this might be called Exit and on the Mac
			
 
				
				-                this will be moved under the Typica menu. It is used to quit
			
 
				
				-                Typica.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>The Batch Menu</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="loggingbatch.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>New Batch...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This is the preferred way to enter the details of a
			
 
				
				-                production roast such that recorded roasting data can be
			
 
				
				-                associated with a batch and green coffee inventory can be
			
 
				
				-                adjusted. Selecting this will open the New Batch window.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>New Sample Batch...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>When roasting a green coffee not in inventory such as
			
 
				
				-                pre-purchase samples, you can use this menu item to open the
			
 
				
				-                New Sample Batch window and associate the roasting data with
			
 
				
				-                additional information about the coffee.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Load Additional Profiles...</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>If you do not have a target roast profile for the roasted
			
 
				
				-                coffee item you are producing but have a batch that you would
			
 
				
				-                like to have available for reference previously saved in the
			
 
				
				-                database, you can use this menu item to load that information
			
 
				
				-                as a target roast profile.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>The Log Menu</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="logginglog.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Display Celsius</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This menu item can be used to change displayed temperature
			
 
				
				-                measurements to Celsius.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Display Fahrenheit</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This menu item can be used to change displayed temperature
			
 
				
				-                measurements to Fahrenheit.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>New Sample Parameters</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>If a Counting Button has been configured, this menu item
			
 
				
				-                will be available to change the annotation text or reset the
			
 
				
				-                number used in annotations when that button is activated.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Clear Log</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This menu item removes all information currently visible in
			
 
				
				-                the table and graph views.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Millisecond View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>1 Second View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>5 Second View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>10 Second View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>15 Second View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>30 Second View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>1 Minute View</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>These items affect the table view. The millisecond view will
			
 
				
				-                show every measurement in the table while the other views will
			
 
				
				-                limit the entries shown to one per indicated interval with the
			
 
				
				-                exception of times associated with an annotation which will
			
 
				
				-                always be shown regardless of the selected view.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Manual Entry</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This can be used for entering roasting data collected when
			
 
				
				-                not connected to a roaster. The utility of this feature is
			
 
				
				-                somewhat limited and generally not worth using.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2> The Graph Menu</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="logginggraph.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Reset Translation</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>If the roaster in use has been configured to use roast
			
 
				
				-                profile translation, this item can be used to reset any
			
 
				
				-                currently applied translation transformation in the graph. The
			
 
				
				-                following video contains more information about the roast
			
 
				
				-                profile translation feature and why you might want to use it.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hS0SfzypyFQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-            </div>
			
 
				
				-        </div>
			
 
				
				-    </body>
			
 
				
				-</html>
			
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				-<html>
			
 
				
				-    <head>
			
 
				
				-        <title>Typica - Manage Roasted Coffee Items</title>
			
 
				
				-        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
			
 
				
				-    </head>
			
 
				
				-    <body>
			
 
				
				-        <div id="page">
			
 
				
				-            <div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-                <div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-                    <h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-                    <h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
				-                </div>
			
 
				
				-                <div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
			
 
				
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				-                <h1>Manage Roasted Coffee Items</h1>
			
 
				
				-                <img src="manageroasted.png" />
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>When using the New Batch window to roast coffee, there is a
			
 
				
				-                control to select which roasted coffee item you would like to
			
 
				
				-                roast. Manage Roasted Coffee Items allows you to control which
			
 
				
				-                items will appear in that list.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>Field descriptions</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>New Roasted Coffee</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>If you want a completely new roasted coffee item, you can
			
 
				
				-                type the name of the item in this field, click Add New Coffee,
			
 
				
				-                and this will create a new roasted coffee item and add it to
			
 
				
				-                the Current Items list.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Current Items</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This is a list of all of the items that will appear in the
			
 
				
				-                New Batch window. If you discontinue a roasted coffee item and
			
 
				
				-                would like that to no longer appear as an option in the New
			
 
				
				-                Batch window you can select the item and click Remove Item to
			
 
				
				-                move that item to the Discontinued Items list.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Discontinued Items</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This is a list of roasted coffee items which are not in the
			
 
				
				-                Current Items list. If you have previously discontinued an item
			
 
				
				-                and would like to bring that back as an option in the New Batch
			
 
				
				-                window, you can select the item from this list and click Restore
			
 
				
				-                Item.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-            </div>
			
 
				
				-        </div>
			
 
				
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				-<html>
			
 
				
				-    <head>
			
 
				
				-        <title>Typica - Choose Your Path</title>
			
 
				
				-        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
			
 
				
				-    </head>
			
 
				
				-    <body>
			
 
				
				-        <div id="page">
			
 
				
				-            <div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-                <div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-                    <h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
				-                    <h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
			
 
				
				-                </div>
			
 
				
				-                <div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab active" >Documentation</a>
			
 
				
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				-            <div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-                <h1>Main navigation window</h1>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Most of the functionality in Typica is available through the
			
 
				
				-                main navigation window.</p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <img src="navigation.png"/>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>Buttons</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Configure Roasters</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Typica can communicate with different pieces of data
			
 
				
				-                acquisition hardware which must be configured before use.
			
 
				
				-                Various features related to recording roasting data can be
			
 
				
				-                set in the configuration
			
 
				
				-                window.
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Roast Coffee</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Once at least one coffee roaster has been configured, it
			
 
				
				-                will be available from the selector next to the Roast Coffee
			
 
				
				-                button. When you want to roast coffee, select the machine
			
 
				
				-                you'll be using and click the Roast Coffee button. This will
			
 
				
				-                take you to <a href="logging.html">the logging view.</a></p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Purchase Green Coffee</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Typica tracks green coffee inventory. This button allows
			
 
				
				-                you to enter the details of green coffee purchases.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3><a href="manageroasted.html">Manage Roasted Coffee Items</a></h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>When entering the details of a new production batch, you
			
 
				
				-                will want to select a roasted coffee item. This is connected
			
 
				
				-                to the green coffee(s) used, a target roast profile and
			
 
				
				-                roasting specification if set. This button allows you to create
			
 
				
				-                new roasted coffee items, discontinue items so that they will
			
 
				
				-                not show up in lists, and bring back old items.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Edit Roasting Specification</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Expected percent weight loss and other information can be
			
 
				
				-                presented when roasting coffee for use in determining if a
			
 
				
				-                batch matches its product specification.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3><a href="updateinventory.html">Update Inventory</a></h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Inventory and loss transactions can be used to adjust
			
 
				
				-                green coffee inventory.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>New Cupping Session</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Join Cupping Session</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Summarize Cupping Session</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Typica includes a set of cupping features. Some people use
			
 
				
				-                this, but the author does not recommend it. Something much
			
 
				
				-                better will be available in the future.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>View Target Roast Profiles</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Any data ever saved as a target roast profile for roasted
			
 
				
				-                coffee items can be seen here.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Import Target Roast Profiles</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>It is possible to save batch data to disk instead of or in
			
 
				
				-                addition to saving that to the database. These files can be
			
 
				
				-                shared with other people using Typica. If you want to set data
			
 
				
				-                from one of these files as a target roast profile for a given
			
 
				
				-                roasted coffee item, this is where you do that.
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Enter Green Coffee Sales</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>If you sell green coffee, the inventory can be adjusted to
			
 
				
				-                reflect that here.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>Reports Menu</h2>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="reportsmenu.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Production</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Production reports present information related to coffee
			
 
				
				-                roasting activity.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="productionreports.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Average Use and Cost by Origin</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Previous Year Production Comparison</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Cost of Green Coffee for Roasted Coffee</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Daily Production Report (Detailed)</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Batch Log</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Previous Year Production Comparison By Month</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Production Summary</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Reminders</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Recent Average Coffee Production</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Purchase</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Purchase reports present information related to green coffee
			
 
				
				-                purchases.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="purchasereports.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Coffee Purchase Previous Years Comparison</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Invoices</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Sales</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Sales reports present information related to sales.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="salesreport.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Green Coffee Sales</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Inventory</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>Inventory reports present information on inventory.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <img src="inventoryreports.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Inventory Change Summary</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Current Inventory and Availability Projection</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Item Transactions</h3>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <h2>Database Menu</h2>
			
 
				
				-                <h3>Forget Connection Details</h3>
			
 
				
				-                <p>This menu item can be used to force Typica to prompt for
			
 
				
				-                database connection information the next time Typica is
			
 
				
				-                opened.</p>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-            </div>
			
 
				
				-        </div>
			
 
				
				-    </body>
			
 
				
				-</html>
			
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				-<html>
			
 
				
				-    <head>
			
 
				
				-        <title>Typica - Open Configuration File</title>
			
 
				
				-        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
			
 
				
				-    </head>
			
 
				
				-    <body>
			
 
				
				-        <div id="page">
			
 
				
				-            <div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-                <div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-                    <h1>Typica</h1>
			
 
				
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				-                </div>
			
 
				
				-                <div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
			
 
				
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				-                <h1>Open Configuration File</h1>
			
 
				
				-                <p>Most of Typica's appearance and functionality is controlled
			
 
				
				-                by a set of configuration files. This documentation covers an
			
 
				
				-                example configuration included with Typica. When prompted to
			
 
				
				-                open a configuration file, select the config.xml file included
			
 
				
				-                with Typica. When switching to a new version of Typica, it is
			
 
				
				-                important to use the configuration file included with the new
			
 
				
				-                version and not the old one. Opening that file will open the
			
 
				
				-                <a href="navigation.html">main navigation window.</a></p>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <img src="openconfigurationfile.png"/>
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
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				-<html>
			
 
				
				-    <head>
			
 
				
				-        <title>Typica - Update Inventory</title>
			
 
				
				-        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
			
 
				
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				-    <body>
			
 
				
				-        <div id="page">
			
 
				
				-            <div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-                <div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
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				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
			
 
				
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				-                    <a class="tab active" >Documentation</a>
			
 
				
				-                    <a class="tab" href="../../screenshots.html" >Screenshots and Videos</a>
			
 
				
				-                    <a href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica" class="tab">Blog</a>
			
 
				
				-                </div>
			
 
				
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				-            <div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-                <h1>Update Inventory</h1>
			
 
				
				-
			
 
				
				-                <img src="inventorytransaction.png" />
			
 
				
				-                
			
 
				
				-                <p>The Update Inventory window allows the creation of two
			
 
				
				-                different transaction types. An inentory transaction replaces
			
 
				
				-                the amount of a specified green coffee in inventory with a
			
 
				
				-                new value. This is mainly useful after roasting the last batch
			
 
				
				-                from a bag of green coffee to set the inventory to a whole
			
 
				
				-                number of bags.</p>
			
 
				
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				-
			
 
				
				-                <p>A loss transaction subtracts the specified amount of a green
			
 
				
				-                coffee from inventory and allows you to indicate a reason for
			
 
				
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				-<html><head>
			
 
				
				-	<title>Typica - Data for Coffee Roasters</title>
			
 
				
				-	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
			
 
				
				-	</head><body><div id="page"><div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-	<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-	<img src="logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-	<h1>Typica</h1><h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2></div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="index.html">Typica</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="downloads.html">Downloads</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="documentation.html">Documentation</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="media.html">Photos and Videos</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab" href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica">Blog</a>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-<h1>Thank you for downloading Typica.</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Your download from:</p>
			
 
				
				-<p><a href="http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/1.7/Typica-1.7.dmg">http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/1.7/Typica-1.7.dmg</a></p>
			
 
				
				-<p>should begin automatically. If it does not,
			
 
				
				-please click the above link.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h2>Please Help Support Ongoing Development</h2>
			
 
				
				-<p>While Typica is free and will continue to be made freely
			
 
				
				-available complete with all source code, there are still costs
			
 
				
				-associated with ongoing development and keeping the software
			
 
				
				-available. Some of the costs include:
			
 
				
				-	<ul>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Obtaining and maintaining hardware appropriate for
			
 
				
				-		building and testing new releases</li>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Building and maintaining test rigs for various
			
 
				
				-		types of data acquisition hardware</li>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Maintaining the ability to test on new operating
			
 
				
				-		system releases</li>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Hosting service</li>
			
 
				
				-	</ul>
			
 
				
				-There is also a huge commitment of time in developing, testing,
			
 
				
				-and supporting this.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>While Typica is for many uses a mature and reliable program,
			
 
				
				-there are still a number of areas where the program can be
			
 
				
				-improved and additional areas where I think it makes a lot of
			
 
				
				-sense to extend the program. The limited funding for this work
			
 
				
				-does slow progress. If you're finding this software to be useful
			
 
				
				-in your business, if you've had a good support experience, or if
			
 
				
				-you'd like to help me continue to develop this software, please
			
 
				
				-consider providing some financial support. Checks can be sent to:
			
 
				
				-<p>Neal Wilson<br />
			
 
				
				-c/o Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea<br />
			
 
				
				-3306 Washington Ave.<br />
			
 
				
				-Racine, WI 53405<br />
			
 
				
				-USA</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>or you can visit my <a href="http://youtube.com/users/N3Roaster">YouTube
			
 
				
				-channel</a> and click the blue Support button on the right.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>Another great way to help Typica right now is to reach out
			
 
				
				-to your professional colleagues and let them know that you're
			
 
				
				-using Typica and what you like about it.</p>
			
 
				
				-<iframe width="1" height="1" frameborder="0" src="http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/1.7/Typica-1.7.dmg"></iframe>
			
 
				
				-</div></div></body></html>
			
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				-<html><head>
			
 
				
				-	<title>Typica - Data for Coffee Roasters</title>
			
 
				
				-	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
			
 
				
				-	</head><body><div id="page"><div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-	<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-	<img src="logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-	<h1>Typica</h1><h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2></div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="index.html">Typica</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="downloads.html">Downloads</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="documentation.html">Documentation</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="media.html">Photos and Videos</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab" href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica">Blog</a>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-<h1>Thank you for downloading Typica.</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Your download from:</p>
			
 
				
				-<p><a href="http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/1.7/Typica-1.7.zip">http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/1.7/Typica-1.7.zip</a></p>
			
 
				
				-<p>should begin automatically. If it does not,
			
 
				
				-please click the above link.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h2>Please Help Support Ongoing Development</h2>
			
 
				
				-<p>While Typica is free and will continue to be made freely
			
 
				
				-available complete with all source code, there are still costs
			
 
				
				-associated with ongoing development and keeping the software
			
 
				
				-available. Some of the costs include:
			
 
				
				-	<ul>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Obtaining and maintaining hardware appropriate for
			
 
				
				-		building and testing new releases</li>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Building and maintaining test rigs for various
			
 
				
				-		types of data acquisition hardware</li>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Maintaining the ability to test on new operating
			
 
				
				-		system releases</li>
			
 
				
				-		<li>Hosting service</li>
			
 
				
				-	</ul>
			
 
				
				-There is also a huge commitment of time in developing, testing,
			
 
				
				-and supporting this.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>While Typica is for many uses a mature and reliable program,
			
 
				
				-there are still a number of areas where the program can be
			
 
				
				-improved and additional areas where I think it makes a lot of
			
 
				
				-sense to extend the program. The limited funding for this work
			
 
				
				-does slow progress. If you're finding this software to be useful
			
 
				
				-in your business, if you've had a good support experience, or if
			
 
				
				-you'd like to help me continue to develop this software, please
			
 
				
				-consider providing some financial support. Checks can be sent to:
			
 
				
				-<p>Neal Wilson<br />
			
 
				
				-c/o Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea<br />
			
 
				
				-3306 Washington Ave.<br />
			
 
				
				-Racine, WI 53405<br />
			
 
				
				-USA</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>or you can visit my <a href="http://youtube.com/users/N3Roaster">YouTube
			
 
				
				-channel</a> and click the blue Support button on the right.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>Another great way to help Typica right now is to reach out
			
 
				
				-to your professional colleagues and let them know that you're
			
 
				
				-using Typica and what you like about it.</p>
			
 
				
				-<iframe width="1" height="1" frameborder="0" src="http://www.randomfield.com/programs/typica/1.7/Typica-1.7.zip"></iframe>
			
 
				
				-</div></div></body></html>
			
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				-<html><head>
			
 
				
				-	<title>Typica - Data for Coffee Roasters</title>
			
 
				
				-	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
			
 
				
				-	</head><body><div id="page"><div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-	<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-	<img src="logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-	<h1>Typica</h1><h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2></div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="index.html">Typica</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab active">Downloads</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="documentation.html">Documentation</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="media.html">Photos and Videos</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab" href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica">Blog</a>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-<p>The latest release of Typica is version 1.7, released January 24, 2016.
			
 
				
				-This is available for Microsoft Windows, and Intel/Mac OS X.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p><a href="download-mac-latest.html">Typica 1.7 for Intel/Mac OS X</a></p>
			
 
				
				-<p><a href="download-windows-latest.html">Typica 1.7 for Microsoft Windows</a></p>
			
 
				
				-<p>The latest source code can always be found on
			
 
				
				-<a href="https://github.com/N3Roaster/typica">GitHub</a>.</p>
			
 
				
				-</div></div></body></html>
			
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				-<html><head>
			
 
				
				-	<title>Typica - Data for Coffee Roasters</title>
			
 
				
				-	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
			
 
				
				-	</head><body><div id="page"><div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
				-	<div id="topbanner">
			
 
				
				-	<img src="logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
			
 
				
				-	<h1>Typica</h1><h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2></div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="menu">
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab active">Typica</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="downloads.html">Downloads</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="documentation.html">Documentation</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab " href="media.html">Photos and Videos</a>
			
 
				
				-	<a class="tab" href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica">Blog</a>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	</div>
			
 
				
				-	<div id="maintext">
			
 
				
				-<p>Typica is a cross-platform application for coffee roasters
			
 
				
				-with features for recording your roasts, tracking green coffee
			
 
				
				-inventory, product development, improving production consistency,
			
 
				
				-and more.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>The program is free open source software available under the
			
 
				
				-MIT license.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Typica 1.7 Now Available</h1>
			
 
				
				-<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/U7xTefVLRfk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
			
 
				
				-<p>The latest release of Typica includes several new features
			
 
				
				-such as support for more detailed roast specifications, ability
			
 
				
				-to set reminders based on production, a new batch log with search
			
 
				
				-and filter features, and more. This also marks the first release
			
 
				
				-that includes a translation of the program to another language.
			
 
				
				-People using a computer with German locale settings will see that.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>The following video goes over some of the most useful changes
			
 
				
				-that were introduced in Typica 1.7 and how to use those.</p>
			
 
				
				-<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/na6_ny0PaIA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Data Acquisition</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Every batch of coffee you roast with Typica can be recorded for
			
 
				
				-future reference. A practically unlimited number of target roast
			
 
				
				-profiles can be created for reference against future roasts. Log
			
 
				
				-annotations capture events of interest and aid in profile design.
			
 
				
				-Compatable with several different data acquisition devices.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Inventory Tracking</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Keep track of your green coffee inventory automatically as you
			
 
				
				-roast it. Reports provide the data you need to see your production
			
 
				
				-trends and plan your green coffee purchases.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Your Data Your Way</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Typica stores its data in a PostgreSQL database. The database
			
 
				
				-can be set up on the computer running Typica or on another computer
			
 
				
				-on the network. You keep full control of your data and never need
			
 
				
				-to pay another company for continued access to your data. The use
			
 
				
				-of PostgreSQL provides additional ways to gain insight from your
			
 
				
				-data including integration with all major spreadsheet applications
			
 
				
				-through the PostgreSQL ODBC or JDBC drivers.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Total Customizability</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Typica provides a versatile configuration system which can be
			
 
				
				-used to extend or modify Typica for better integration with your
			
 
				
				-work flows. If this is inadequate for your customization needs, the
			
 
				
				-fully documented C++ source code is also freely available. An
			
 
				
				-example configuration is provided which aims to provide something
			
 
				
				-that most will not need to modify, but the option is always there
			
 
				
				-if you need it.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Never Miss a Release</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Sign up for the <a href="https://tinyletter.com/Typica">Typica
			
 
				
				-News mailing list</a> to get email when a new version of Typica
			
 
				
				-is available.</p>
			
 
				
				-</div></div></body></html>
			
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				-	</head><body><div id="page"><div id="topmatter">
			
 
				
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				-		<p>I have a YM-10 Ambex hooked into a NI-9211A feeding to an old
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Behmor 1600 with Typica. Here is a shot from a side project that was requested by a home roaster customer. A few modifications allowed a 6 inch J thermocouple to be inserted into the drum.</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Sunny Sunday in Stafford, UK - roasting some blend matches on a 1 Kg Toper sample roaster with the NI USB TC01, listening to Dire Straits on Spotify. Took all of 3 minutes to connect up the thermocouple and away it went. Admire the modular nature of the programming behind it, allowing for customization for different roasters. Have put PostgreSQL on a central server and will be connecting up main roaster so I can spline and convert to large roaster profile. Epic.</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Some work spaces do not have adequate space for a computer that can easily be used at the roaster. A touch screen mounted near the front of this Diedrich IR-1 allows Typica to be used with less table space at the machine than a laptop computer would require.</p>
			
 
				
				-		<p class="credit">Photo by Neal Wilson, Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Video demonstration of connecting a coffee roaster to data acquisition hardware for use with Typica.<p>
			
 
				
				-		<p class="credit">Video by Neal Wilson, Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Video demonstration of one way to use Typica to assist in developing a roast profile for a coffee.</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>A fixed measurement offset is a common feature in data acquisition software, but I have never encountered a coffee roaster where measurement error followed so simple a pattern. This video covers the use of Typica's linear spline interpolated series feature to simplify matching roast profiles on different machines where the difference in measured values between the machines varies in a non-linear manner throughout the range of roasting temperatures. Includes instructions on collecting calibration data and setting up Typica to produce an appropriate calibrated data series.</p>
			
 
				
				-		<p class="credit">Video by Neal Wilson, Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea</p>
			
 
				
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				-<p>While Typica is free and will continue to be made freely
			
 
				
				-available complete with all source code, there are still costs
			
 
				
				-associated with ongoing development and keeping the software
			
 
				
				-available. Some of the costs include:
			
 
				
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				-There is also a huge commitment of time in developing, testing,
			
 
				
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				-<p>While Typica is for many uses a mature and reliable program,
			
 
				
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				-improved and additional areas where I think it makes a lot of
			
 
				
				-sense to extend the program. The limited funding for this work
			
 
				
				-does slow progress. If you're finding this software to be useful
			
 
				
				-in your business, if you've had a good support experience, or if
			
 
				
				-you'd like to help me continue to develop this software, please
			
 
				
				-consider providing some financial support. Checks can be sent to:
			
 
				
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				-<p>Neal Wilson<br />
			
 
				
				-c/o Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea<br />
			
 
				
				-3306 Washington Ave.<br />
			
 
				
				-Racine, WI 53405<br />
			
 
				
				-USA</p>
			
 
				
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				-<p>Typica is a cross-platform application for coffee roasters
			
 
				
				-with features for recording your roasts, tracking green coffee
			
 
				
				-inventory, product development, improving production consistency,
			
 
				
				-and more.</p>
			
 
				
				-<p>The program is free open source software available under the
			
 
				
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				-<h1>Typica 1.7 Now Available</h1>
			
 
				
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				-<p>The latest release of Typica includes several new features
			
 
				
				-such as support for more detailed roast specifications, ability
			
 
				
				-to set reminders based on production, a new batch log with search
			
 
				
				-and filter features, and more. This also marks the first release
			
 
				
				-that includes a translation of the program to another language.
			
 
				
				-People using a computer with German locale settings will see that.</p>
			
 
				
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				-<p>Every batch of coffee you roast with Typica can be recorded for
			
 
				
				-future reference. A practically unlimited number of target roast
			
 
				
				-profiles can be created for reference against future roasts. Log
			
 
				
				-annotations capture events of interest and aid in profile design.
			
 
				
				-Compatable with several different data acquisition devices.</p>
			
 
				
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				-<p>Keep track of your green coffee inventory automatically as you
			
 
				
				-roast it. Reports provide the data you need to see your production
			
 
				
				-trends and plan your green coffee purchases.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Your Data Your Way</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Typica stores its data in a PostgreSQL database. The database
			
 
				
				-can be set up on the computer running Typica or on another computer
			
 
				
				-on the network. You keep full control of your data and never need
			
 
				
				-to pay another company for continued access to your data. The use
			
 
				
				-of PostgreSQL provides additional ways to gain insight from your
			
 
				
				-data including integration with all major spreadsheet applications
			
 
				
				-through the PostgreSQL ODBC or JDBC drivers.</p>
			
 
				
				-<h1>Total Customizability</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Typica provides a versatile configuration system which can be
			
 
				
				-used to extend or modify Typica for better integration with your
			
 
				
				-work flows. If this is inadequate for your customization needs, the
			
 
				
				-fully documented C++ source code is also freely available. An
			
 
				
				-example configuration is provided which aims to provide something
			
 
				
				-that most will not need to modify, but the option is always there
			
 
				
				-if you need it.</p>
			
 
				
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				-<h1>Never Miss a Release</h1>
			
 
				
				-<p>Sign up for the <a href="https://tinyletter.com/Typica">Typica
			
 
				
				-News mailing list</a> to get email when a new version of Typica
			
 
				
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				-		<p>I have a YM-10 Ambex hooked into a NI-9211A feeding to an old
			
 
				
				-		Mac. Works great for me!"</p>
			
 
				
				-		<p class="credit">Frank</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Behmor 1600 with Typica. Here is a shot from a side project that was requested by a home roaster customer. A few modifications allowed a 6 inch J thermocouple to be inserted into the drum.</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Sunny Sunday in Stafford, UK - roasting some blend matches on a 1 Kg Toper sample roaster with the NI USB TC01, listening to Dire Straits on Spotify. Took all of 3 minutes to connect up the thermocouple and away it went. Admire the modular nature of the programming behind it, allowing for customization for different roasters. Have put PostgreSQL on a central server and will be connecting up main roaster so I can spline and convert to large roaster profile. Epic.</p>
			
 
				
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				-		<p>Some work spaces do not have adequate space for a computer that can easily be used at the roaster. A touch screen mounted near the front of this Diedrich IR-1 allows Typica to be used with less table space at the machine than a laptop computer would require.</p>
			
 
				
				-		<p class="credit">Photo by Neal Wilson, Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea</p>
			
 
				
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				-	<div class="description">
			
 
				
				-		<p>Video demonstration of connecting a coffee roaster to data acquisition hardware for use with Typica.<p>
			
 
				
				-		<p class="credit">Video by Neal Wilson, Wilson's Coffee &amp; Tea</p>
			
 
				
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				-	<div class="description">
			
 
				
				-		<p>Video demonstration of one way to use Typica to assist in developing a roast profile for a coffee.</p>
			
 
				
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