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Using custom temperature in a BW process

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AGO does not allow manual temperature input inside a custom process. However, you can compensate your time externally and enter the adjusted value into AGO.

Example


Step 1: Convert 21 °C to 20 °C

If your recipe specifies 10 minutes at 21 °C, convert it to the AGO reference temperature of 20 °C using a time–temperature compensation tool.

Use the Digitaltruth calculator:
https://www.digitaltruth.com/devchart.php?doc=timetemp

Example:
10:00 @ 21 °C → 11:03 @ 20 °C

Time temperature compensation example

Step 2: Enter the Adjusted Time in AGO

Once converted, enter 11 minutes and 3 seconds at 20 °C into your custom process. AGO will run the cycle normally at the selected temperature.

This method allows you to compensate for 21 °C development even though direct temperature entry is not available.

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