Santoker WiFi and Bluetooth roaster setup with Rostoc.

Direct Answer

Yes, Rostoc can be tested with exact Santoker Q + X Series WiFi, R Master Series WiFi, Q + X Series BT, R Master Series BT, and Cube BT catalog entries.

This is experimental read-only telemetry. Rostoc reads roast data over the exact WiFi or Bluetooth path and connects the saved roast to green lots, roast plans, batches, notes, and production records. It does not send Santoker control commands in this support slice.

• Supported Rostoc paths: experimental read-only Santoker WiFi and Bluetooth logging.
• Exact WiFi entries: Santoker Q + X Series WiFi and Santoker R Master Series WiFi.
• Exact Bluetooth entries: Santoker Q + X Series BT, Santoker R Master Series BT, and Santoker Cube BT.
• Expected readings: bean temperature, exhaust or environment temperature, power, airflow, drum-speed feedback, and Cube-specific readings where the catalog exposes them.
• Not included: Santoker R Series BT, Cube PID control, or writable machine control.

Supported Santoker Entries

Santoker support should be checked by exact catalog entry, not by brand name alone. Different Santoker machines can use WiFi, Bluetooth, USB serial, or PID-based connections, and those are separate support paths in Rostoc.

If the machine in front of you is not one of the exact WiFi or BT entries below, do not use a nearby Santoker entry as a fallback. Choose the exact catalog entry or request support.

How To Connect Santoker WiFi Or Bluetooth

For WiFi entries, join the computer to the wireless network that can reach the Santoker roaster. In many setups that means connecting directly to the roaster's wireless network. If the computer uses WiFi for internet and can only join one wireless network at a time, use Ethernet or another internet path during the test.

For Bluetooth entries, enable Bluetooth, keep the computer close to the roaster, and allow Rostoc to use Bluetooth if your operating system asks. Pair the roaster first if your operating system requires pairing before apps can discover it.

In Rostoc, open Settings, add a machine from the catalog, search for Santoker, and select the exact WiFi or BT entry. Save the machine, then run a connection test before recording a production roast.

• Confirm the machine is Q Series, X Series, R Master, or Cube with the matching WiFi or BT catalog entry.
• For WiFi, connect the computer to the roaster wireless network or a network that can reach the roaster.
• For Bluetooth, confirm discovery, pairing, and operating-system Bluetooth permission.
• Close other roasting software that may already be connected.
• For WiFi, keep the default host and port unless the roaster setup uses a different address.
• For Bluetooth, keep the default device name unless the catalog or support team gives you a more specific target.
• Run a short validation roast and compare Rostoc readings with the roaster display or trusted workflow.

What Rostoc Adds Around The Roast

The value of Rostoc is not only that a Santoker curve can be logged. Rostoc keeps the roast record connected to green coffee inventory, lots, roast plans, production batches, notes, and later review.

That context matters when a Santoker validation roast turns into an actual production decision. The curve, coffee, batch, and team notes stay in one operational record instead of being split across separate tools.

Validation Checklist

Treat the first Santoker session as a validation roast. Confirm the exact entry, connection, streams, and saved record before relying on Rostoc for production logging.

If values are missing or mislabeled, capture the exact Santoker model, selected catalog entry, WiFi host and port or Bluetooth device details, operating system, Rostoc version, and whether another roasting app was connected.

• Bean temperature and exhaust or environment temperature move in the expected direction.
• Power, airflow, and drum-speed feedback appear as feedback streams, not temperature streams.
• The saved roast reopens with the same stream labels.
• R Series BT, Cube PID, and R Series USB entries are not being mixed with the WiFi or Bluetooth setup.
• No Santoker control action is expected from Rostoc in this experimental slice.

Source Notes

Santoker's official site and public product materials show the brand's current roaster family and app-centered workflows: Santoker official site.

Public machine setup references distinguish WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, and PID-based Santoker paths. Rostoc keeps that exact-entry boundary in its catalog and support copy.

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