The Apex can be plugged into your router with an ethernet cable (provided) and accessed over a web browser by typing in its IP address... but I actually programed all of mine with the display unit. Without knowing the programing language and what all of my options were I found the web interface to be only useful for very basic programs and making modifications. Even though I owned an ACIII for several years it took me a while to figure out how to work with the Apex. Unfortunately I got it all figured out before I discovered the 'easy to read' new user guide here: http://reeftech.webs.com/

dude that is one CRAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZY looking setup well done.


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and ya i made a spelling error ha hah ha ha ha hah a a haha


you people are so mean:lol: lol :bananahuge:

Thanks Russel, I will check this out. I am sure I will help.

:rofl: how may beer had you had

I am really looking forward to getting it all finished to see the finished project myself. :biggrin:

Hey grizz any updates on this tank :) how did the LEDs pan out?did the leathers survive the fish?

Not much has changed, the leathers were just fine with the fish but where not happy with the amount of light from the cheap a$$ LEDs that I bought. So I had to move my Devils Hand back into the reef tank but I will be moving it back as well as a huge colt coral and maybe some mushrooms once I get some better LED's from my LED hookup Martin / Modular LED.