Web Page Features

• Edit the title of your cook
• Add notes about your cook
• End the cook
• Share your cook on Twitter
• Share your cook on Facebook
• Access the raw data from your controller

Editing Cooks: If you click on the link to edit your cook, you will get a screen like this:

where you can give the cook a title and record notes. If you click on the "Cook History" link, you will see a list of your cooks from the last 90 days:

Finally, clicking on one of the cook links will take you to a screen like the following:

Sharing Cooks on Twitter: Clicking on the "Share on Twitter" link will result in the following type of tweet to be posted on your Twitter account:

Sharing Cooks on Facebook: Clicking on the "Share on Facebook" link will result in the following type of post to appear on your Facebook wall:

Access to Raw Data: Clicking on the "Get the raw data" link will give you access to the raw data readings from your cook. It will look something like this:

You can right click on this webpage and save the data as a .TXT file. If you rename it to a .CSV (comma separated variable) file, you can then open it in a spreadsheet to work with it:

Once you have it in a spreadsheet, you can add some columns and get the data into a more usable format:

In the above image, the original data provided by the Flame Boss is in the light blue columns. We then added some columns using the following formulae:

• set_point C is calculated by dividing the set_point column by 10. This is the set point temperature in °C.
• set_point F is calculated by multiplying the set_point C column by 1.8 and adding 32. This is the set point temperature in °F.
• You can do the same two calculations for each of the meat_temp columns.
• duty_cycle % is calculated by dividing the duty_cycle column by 10,000 and formatting it as a percentage.