# Roasting Graph Settings

## How to Configure the Graph

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In the roasting page, click on the vertical ellipsis (⋮) in the top right corner of the graph. Click on the "Graph Settings".

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**Line Color & Visibility:**

* Customize the graph colors based on your preference.

**Time Axis:** horizontal axis of the graph

* Adjust the interval and sub-interval to control the spacing of the lines on the graph vertically.
* Set the start and end points to define the horizontal range of the graph.
* Enable "Auto Extend Time Axis" to ensure the graph automatically extends even if roasting time goes beyond the set end point.

**Temperature Axis:** vertical axis of the graph

* Customize the interval and sub-interval to determine the spacing of the lines horizontally on the graph.
* Set the minimum and maximum temperatures to establish the vertical range of the graph.
* Turn on "Auto Extend Temperature Axis" to allow the graph to automatically extend if the roaster's temperature surpasses the set maximum.

**RoR (Rate of Rise):**

* On the right side of the graph, adjust the interval and start/end points to display RoR values in a user-friendly format.
* Click on "Auto Extend RoR Axis" to have the graph automatically extend, even if RoR values exceed the set maximum.

**Phase Point Settings:**

* Set the Drawing End Temperature and 1st Crack Start Temperature to customize temperature zones.
* When the Drawing End Temperature is reached after a turning point, the Drawing End event is automatically added.
* A yellow zone on the graph represents this temperature zone.

**Events and Other Settings:**

* **Event Reference Temperature**: Choose between BT (Bean Temperature) and ET (Environmental Temperature) for heat and airflow recording.&#x20;
* Heat and Airflow Event Names: Change the names displayed on the graph for these events.&#x20;
* Set conditions to detect charing and discharging beans based on temperature drops in BT.&#x20;

## **Saving Graph Settings**

Save your favorite graph settings for quick access later. Click the button at the bottom right of the graph settings to open a window where you can save the current graph settings.&#x20;

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## **Loading Graph Settings**

After saving your preferred graph settings, instantly apply them by clicking the vertical ellipsis in the top right corner and select "Saved setting".

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To see how roasting graph settings work with other features to help you manage your roast smoothly on Firescope, [check out our video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV9zqd-bxJc)!
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