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+        <title>Typica - Connecting to a database</title>
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+        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../../style.css">
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+    <body>
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+        <div id="page">
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+            <div id="topmatter">
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+                <div id="topbanner">
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+                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
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+                    <h1>Typica</h1>
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+                    <h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
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+                </div>
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+                <div id="menu">
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
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+                    <a class="tab active" >Documentation</a>
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../screenshots.html" >Screenshots and Videos</a>
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+            <div id="maintext">
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+                <h1>Connecting to a database</h1>
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+                <p>When opening Typica, if you have not previously connected to
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+                a database, you will be prompted for information needed to
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+                connect to that database.</p>
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+                <img src="databaseconnection.png"/>
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+                <p>If you do not want to connect to a database, you can click
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+                the Cancel button, but doing so means that most of the features
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+                of Typica will not work. Clicking the Connect button will cause
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+                Typica to attempt to connect to the database with the
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+                information provided in the fields. An error message will be
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+                presented if that connection attempt fails.</p>
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+                <p>After either successfully connecting to a database or
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+                cancelling, you will be prompted to
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+                <a href="openconfigurationfile.html">open a configuration
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+                file.</a></p>
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+
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+                <h2>Field descriptions</h2>
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+
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+                <h3>Database driver</h3>
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+                <p>Currently the only database supported is PostgreSQL.</p>
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+                <h3>Host name</h3>
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+                <p>This identifies the computer the database is installed on.
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+                If the database is on the same computer as Typica, this can be
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+                <tt>localhost</tt> otherwise it will most likely be an IP
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+                address for another computer on your network.</p>
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+                <h3>Port number</h3>
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+                <p>PostgreSQL normally communicates on port 5432 but if you
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+                have PostgreSQL configured to communicate over a different port
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+                this field should be changed to match.</p>
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+                <h3>Database name</h3>
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+                <p>During installation, the PostgreSQL installer creates a
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+                database called <tt>postgres</tt>. If you've created a new
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+                database for use with Typica, its name should be used.</p>
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+                <h3>User name</h3>
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+                <p>During installation, the PostgreSQL installer creates a
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+                database user called <tt>postgres</tt>. If you don't want to
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+                create separate users, this account can be used. Typica keeps
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+                track of which database user performed many data entry tasks so
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+                it is recommended to create new users for everybody who will be
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+                using Typica.</p>
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+                <h3>Password</h3>
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+                <p>This is the password previously set for the database user.
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+                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
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+                    <h1>Typica</h1>
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+                    <h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
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+                </div>
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+                <div id="menu">
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
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+                    <a class="tab active" >Documentation</a>
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+                    <a href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica" class="tab">Blog</a>
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+                <h1>The Logging View</h1>
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+                <p>The appearance of the logging view depends on how the selected
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+                roaster was configured, but there are a few main areas where
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+                different interface items are located.</p>
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+                <img src="logging.png"/>
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+                <p>The window title will change to reflect a loaded target roast
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+                profile and can provide the name of the coffee being roasted.</p>
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+
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+                <p>The menu bar provides access to a number of operations such
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+                as saving or loading data on disk, entering new batch information,
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+                clearing recorded data, changing how data is displayed, and more.
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+                Note that on a Mac the menu bar will be at the top of the screen
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+                and not within the window as is normal on that platform.</p>
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+                <p>Continuing down the window is the indicator panel. This is
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+                where current temperature indicators, rate of change information,
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+                and timers will be displayed. The number, type, and order of
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+                indicators depends on the roaster configuration. There are
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+                splitter handles between each indicator which can be used to
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+                control the width of each indicator. The last indicator should
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+                always be the batch timer. If you don't see this, there should
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+                be a splitter handle to the right of the last visible indicator
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+                which can be dragged left to reveal additional indicators. A
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+                splitter handle at the bottom can be used to control the height
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+                of all indicators.</p>
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+                <p>Next is a row of buttons. At minimum this will include buttons
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+                for starting and stopping the batch, but a number of other
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+                controls for inserting notes in the log can also be configured
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+                to appear here. Under these buttons is another splitter handle
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+                that can be used to control the height of to table and graph
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+                below.</p>
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+                <p>Below this and on the left is a table view showing times,
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+                temperatures, and notes for both a target profile if one is
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+                loaded and the current batch if one is being recorded.</p>
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+                <p>To the right of the table view is a graph showing both
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+                loaded target profiles, if any, and current batch data.</p>
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+                <h2>Buttons</h2>
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+                <h3>Start Batch</h3>
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+                <p>This button starts recording roasting data. If the New Batch
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+                or New Sample Batch windows were used, the roasting data can be
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+                associated with a batch in the database. Clicking this will
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+                also start the batch timer from 00:00, start any other timers
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+                that have been configured to start from the start of the batch,
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+                and create any annotations that have been configured for entry
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+                at the start of the batch if any.</p>
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+                <h3>Stop Batch</h3>
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+                <p>This button stops the batch timer, stops recording roasting
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+                data, and if the New Batch or New Sample Batch windows were
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+                used, the window with data associated with the finished batch
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+                will be raised.</p>
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+                <h3>Additional Buttons</h3>
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+                <p>Additional buttons and controls will appear if these have
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+                been configured.</p>
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+                <h2>The File Menu</h2>
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+                <img src="loggingfile.png" />
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+                <h3>Open...</h3>
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+                <p>This can be used to load roasting data previously saved to
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+                disk. This is mainly useful when receiving roasting data that
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+                has been shared from another roaster. In normal use it is much
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+                better to use information saved to the database instead of
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+                managing files manually.</p>
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+                <h3>Save...</h3>
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+                <p>This can be used to save roasting data to disk. This is
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+                mainly useful to share roasting data with another person using
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+                Typica. For other uses it is much better to use the New Batch
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+                and New Sample Batch windows to have roasting data saved to the
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+                <h3>Print...</h3>
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+                <p>This can be used to print roasting data. The print window
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+                will appear, allowing the information printed to be
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+                <h3>Export CSV...</h3>
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+                <p>This can be used to export roasting data as a CSV file which
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+                can be opened in all popular spreadsheet applications or used
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+                with a wide variety of other tools. If this is something that
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+                you frequently require, it may be a good idea to reach out to
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+                the author with your use case and see if there is a way to do
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+                what you want within Typica or if Typica should be extended to
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+                support your use case.</p>
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+                <h3>Export XHTML+SVG</h3>
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+                <p>This can be used to produce the same information that can be
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+                printed, but produces that as an XHTML+SVG document.</p>
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+                <h3>Quit</h3>
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+                <p>On some platforms this might be called Exit and on the Mac
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+                this will be moved under the Typica menu. It is used to quit
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+                <p>This is the preferred way to enter the details of a
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+                production roast such that recorded roasting data can be
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+                associated with a batch and green coffee inventory can be
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+                adjusted. Selecting this will open the New Batch window.</p>
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+                <h3>New Sample Batch...</h3>
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+                <p>When roasting a green coffee not in inventory such as
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+                pre-purchase samples, you can use this menu item to open the
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+                New Sample Batch window and associate the roasting data with
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+                additional information about the coffee.</p>
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+                <p>If you do not have a target roast profile for the roasted
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+                coffee item you are producing but have a batch that you would
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+                like to have available for reference previously saved in the
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+                as a target roast profile.</p>
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+                <h3>Display Celsius</h3>
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+                <p>This menu item can be used to change displayed temperature
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+                measurements to Celsius.</p>
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+                <h3>Display Fahrenheit</h3>
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+                <p>This menu item can be used to change displayed temperature
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+                measurements to Fahrenheit.</p>
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+                <h3>New Sample Parameters</h3>
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+                <p>If a Counting Button has been configured, this menu item
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+                will be available to change the annotation text or reset the
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+                number used in annotations when that button is activated.</p>
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+                <h3>Clear Log</h3>
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+                <p>This menu item removes all information currently visible in
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+                the table and graph views.</p>
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+                <h3>Millisecond View</h3>
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+                <h3>1 Second View</h3>
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+                <h3>5 Second View</h3>
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+                <h3>10 Second View</h3>
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+                <h3>15 Second View</h3>
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+                <h3>30 Second View</h3>
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+                <p>These items affect the table view. The millisecond view will
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+                show every measurement in the table while the other views will
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+                limit the entries shown to one per indicated interval with the
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+                exception of times associated with an annotation which will
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+                always be shown regardless of the selected view.</p>
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+                <h3>Manual Entry</h3>
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+                <p>This can be used for entering roasting data collected when
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+                not connected to a roaster. The utility of this feature is
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+                somewhat limited and generally not worth using.</p>
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+                <h3>Reset Translation</h3>
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+                <p>If the roaster in use has been configured to use roast
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+                profile translation, this item can be used to reset any
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+    <body>
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+        <div id="page">
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+            <div id="topmatter">
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+                <div id="topbanner">
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+                    <img src="../../logo96.png" height="96px" width="96px" alt="Typica logo" />
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+                    <h1>Typica</h1>
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+                    <h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
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+                </div>
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+                <div id="menu">
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
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+                    <a class="tab active" >Documentation</a>
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../screenshots.html" >Screenshots and Videos</a>
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+                    <a href="http://appliedcoffeetechnology.tumblr.com/tagged/Typica" class="tab">Blog</a>
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+            <div id="maintext">
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+                <h1>Main navigation window</h1>
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+                <p>Most of the functionality in Typica is available through the
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+                main navigation window.</p>
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+                <img src="navigation.png"/>
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+                <h2>Buttons</h2>
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+                <h3>Configure Roasters</h3>
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+                <p>Typica can communicate with different pieces of data
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+                acquisition hardware which must be configured before use.
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+                Various features related to recording roasting data can be
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+                <h3>Roast Coffee</h3>
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+                <p>Once at least one coffee roaster has been configured, it
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+                button. When you want to roast coffee, select the machine
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+                you'll be using and click the Roast Coffee button. This will
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+                take you to <a href="logging.html">the logging view.</a></p>
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+                <h3>Purchase Green Coffee</h3>
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+                <p>Typica tracks green coffee inventory. This button allows
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+                you to enter the details of green coffee purchases.</p>
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+                <h3>Manage Roasted Coffee Items</h3>
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+                <p>When entering the details of a new production batch, you
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+                will want to select a roasted coffee item. This is connected
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+                to the green coffee(s) used, a target roast profile and
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+                roasting specification if set. This button allows you to create
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+                new roasted coffee items, discontinue items so that they will
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+                not show up in lists, and bring back old items.</p>
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+                <h3>Edit Roasting Specification</h3>
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+
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+                <p>Expected percent weight loss and other information can be
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+                presented when roasting coffee for use in determining if a
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+                batch matches its product specification.</p>
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+                <h3>Update Inventory</h3>
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+                <p>Inventory and loss transactions can be used to adjust
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+                green coffee inventory.</p>
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+                <h3>New Cupping Session</h3>
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+                <h3>Join Cupping Session</h3>
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+                <h3>Summarize Cupping Session</h3>
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+
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+                <p>Typica includes a set of cupping features. Some people use
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+                this, but the author does not recommend it. Something much
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+                better will be available in the future.</p>
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+                <h3>View Target Roast Profiles</h3>
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+                <p>Any data ever saved as a target roast profile for roasted
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+                coffee items can be seen here.</p>
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+                <h3>Import Target Roast Profiles</h3>
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+                <p>It is possible to save batch data to disk instead of or in
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+                addition to saving that to the database. These files can be
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+                shared with other people using Typica. If you want to set data
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+                from one of these files as a target roast profile for a given
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+                roasted coffee item, this is where you do that.
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+                <h3>Enter Green Coffee Sales</h3>
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+
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+                <p>If you sell green coffee, the inventory can be adjusted to
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+                reflect that here.</p>
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+                <h2>Reports Menu</h2>
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+                <img src="reportsmenu.png" />
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+                <h3>Production</h3>
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+                <p>Production reports present information related to coffee
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+                roasting activity.</p>
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+                <img src="productionreports.png" />
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+                <h3>Average Use and Cost by Origin</h3>
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+                <h3>Previous Year Production Comparison</h3>
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+                <h3>Cost of Green Coffee for Roasted Coffee</h3>
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+                <h3>Daily Production Report (Detailed)</h3>
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+                <h3>Batch Log</h3>
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+                <h3>Previous Year Production Comparison By Month</h3>
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+                <h3>Production Summary</h3>
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+                <h3>Reminders</h3>
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+                <h3>Recent Average Coffee Production</h3>
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+
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+                <h3>Purchase</h3>
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+
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+                <p>Purchase reports present information related to green coffee
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+                <img src="purchasereports.png" />
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+                <h3>Coffee Purchase Previous Years Comparison</h3>
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+                <h3>Invoices</h3>
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+                <h3>Sales</h3>
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+                <p>Sales reports present information related to sales.</p>
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+                <img src="salesreport.png" />
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+                <h3>Green Coffee Sales</h3>
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+                <h3>Inventory</h3>
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+                <h3>Inventory Change Summary</h3>
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+                <h3>Current Inventory and Availability Projection</h3>
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+                <h3>Item Transactions</h3>
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+
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+                <h2>Database Menu</h2>
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+                <h3>Forget Connection Details</h3>
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+                <p>This menu item can be used to force Typica to prompt for
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+                database connection information the next time Typica is
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+                    <h1>Typica</h1>
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+                    <h2>Data for Coffee Roasters</h2>
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+                <div id="menu">
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../index.html">Project Home</a>
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+                    <a class="tab" href="../../downloads.html" >Downloads</a>
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+                <h1>Open Configuration File</h1>
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+                <p>Most of Typica's appearance and functionality is controlled
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+                by a set of configuration files. This documentation covers an
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+                example configuration included with Typica. When prompted to
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+                open a configuration file, select the config.xml file included
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+                with Typica. When switching to a new version of Typica, it is
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