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37.5VarSpd1_I1ONOFF AUTO ON100VarSpd2_I2PF2OFF AUTO ON100VarSpd3_I3PF3OFF AUTO ON100VarSpd4_I4OFFOFF AUTO ON0SndAlm_I6OFFOFF AUTO ONSndWrn_I7OFFOFF AUTO ONEmailAlm_I5OFFOFF AUTO ONLight1_3_1ONOFF AUTO ONLight2_3_2ONOFF AUTO ONPump1_3_3ONOFF AUTO ONPump2_3_4OFFOFF AUTO ONHeater_3_5OFFOFF AUTO ONChiller_3_6OFFOFF AUTO ONCO2_3_7ONOFF AUTO ONOzone_3_8ONOFF AUTO ONSw1:OpenSw2:OpenSw3:OpenSw4:OpenSw5:OpenSw6:Open Swx4_1:OpenSwx4_2:OpenSwx4_3:OpenSwx4_4:OpenSwx4_5 :OpenSwx4_6:OpenFeed Cycle
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June 19, 2014
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How do you determine which outlet is which in this pile of freakin gybrish. :lol:

These are your outlets i believe

When i did mine I first just plugged a lamp into one of the outlets then keep turning stuff on until you find which outlet is which then name the outlet Outlet 1

Thanks. I will try that. Pretty sad with such a top controller, one has to do that to figure things out in comparison to my simpler RK2

The default outlet names are named according to outlet. The bar itself has a label on it with the numbers. Pretty simple really.

Light1_3_1 ONOFF AUTO ONLight2_3_2 ONOFF AUTO ONPump1_3_3 ONOFF AUTO ONPump2_3_4 OFFOFF AUTO ONHeater_3_5 OFFOFF AUTO ONChiller_3_6 OFFOFF AUTO ONCO2_3_7 ONOFF AUTO ONOzone_3_8

These are your outlets. If you look at the last number on each one that will match up to the outlet number as long as you haven't renamed the outlet numbering.

Even if you rename, when you click on it and go to the config page, each outlet will have the number in brackets (2_1), etc.

Although, when you rename, add a _number the name so you still know what is what.

Thanks guys. Brad, its only simple once you understand it.......:lol:

Are there longer ethernet cables, so you can hard wire further away?

Thanks

:thumb: Thank you.