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Old 01-17-2007, 08:46 AM
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thank you very much matthias and jason. that is customer service if i do say so myself.
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Old 01-17-2007, 08:58 AM
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You are still up colin
hay leave the tank alone ,I know you are fiddling with something in there right now .
That's what happens when you set up a new tank ,hand in water all the time syndrome ,at least for me for the first 6 months of each tank until I can't think of changing anything or a new piece of equipment comes out that I can use.
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Old 01-17-2007, 01:48 PM
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I received my Profilux Plus II controller last night. Here some pictures:

Profilux Plus II controller
97550ProfiluxFront-thumb.jpg
Backside of Profilux controller.
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Ph, Temp, Conductivity and Redox probes.
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Old 01-17-2007, 01:57 PM
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Tunze Stream connection cables. Float switch and mounting hardware. Serial connection cable.
97550CablesFloatSwitch-thumb.jpg
Wireless LAN and Redox/Conductivity expansion cards.
97550ExpansionCards-thumb.jpg
Here's the calibration solutions.
97550CalibrationSolutions-thumb.jpg

I received two of the 4 socket power bars, but I'm returning them so I can get two of the 6 socket digital power bars instead. Sorry, no pictures of the power bars. Don't want to break the seals on the packaging.

Is there an optical float switch available?

If I'm connecting two Tunze Stream pumps to the Profilux, do I connect one to L1 L2 and the other to L3 L4? OR do I need to purchase a Y adapter and connect both to L1 L2?
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Old 01-17-2007, 05:34 PM
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I have to agree with Colin this is great support and will upgrade to a 6D when they are available. Until that point I was going to modify my Dimming Curve to get around the relay sticking. Can anyone see a problem with this setup?

Before: 2 points
1 - 10:30am, 5 minutes, 100%
2 – 6:25pm, 5 minutes, 0%

After: 4 points
1 – 10:30am, 5 minutes, 100%
2 – 6:25pm, 5 minutes, 0%
3 – 6:31pm, 5 minutes, 1%
4 – 6:32pm, 5 minutes, 0%

This causes the socket relay to be quickly turned on and off 1 minute after the light shuts down. This falls within the 5 minute lamp cool-down period for the IceCap ballasts so if the light does go out at 6:30 the power flash at 6:32 doesn’t turn the light back on.

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Old 01-18-2007, 05:50 AM
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@jrm99:
your dimming curve setting - for what is it good for? Now you have 2 times switching on the lamp - that means 2x stress for the relay. I would recommend to alter it again to the first settings.
Quick solution for the moment until the digital powerbar is vailable: An easy way to reduce the inrush-current is to raise up the electric resistance - eg insert a long extension cord between powerbar and lamp. Should be no problem since the average current (after inrush) is not very high.

@MNSPS + Psyire:
You can connect two tunze cables to one port when you use a Y-adapter. If both pumps should be controlled separately the cables must be different: Tunz1 and Tunze2
Or you connect one cable to one port (L1L2) and the other cable to the other port(L3L4) - then both pumps are contollable separately anyway - doesn't matter if tunze1 or 2. But then both ports are occupied for just 2 pumps.
Any 1-10V-port has 2 channels
Tunze1 means: react on first of both channels of one port (L1 or L3)
Tunze2 means: react on secondof both channels of one port (L2 or L4)
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Old 01-18-2007, 06:24 AM
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MNSPS
I saw your thread on RC ,this is going to be an impresive set up ,good job my friend ,it looks like you have put a lot of time & research into this.
You better make some room for the T5 bulbs in your hood design .
we will have dimmable ballasts soon & profilux can dim the T5 for sunrise & sunset effect ,this feature is already built into your profilux.
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showth...hreadid=939634
great job
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Old 01-17-2007, 06:09 PM
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Quote:
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Is there an optical float switch available?
Yes. There is a picture in my thread here: http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...383#post230383

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If I'm connecting two Tunze Stream pumps to the Profilux, do I connect one to L1 L2 and the other to L3 L4? OR do I need to purchase a Y adapter and connect both to L1 L2?
I'm wondering this same thing?
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Old 01-17-2007, 07:08 PM
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Psyire,

Are you using the optical float switch for automatic top off? If yes, what type of pump are you using with it?
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Old 01-17-2007, 07:31 PM
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I haven't set it up yet, but yeah it will be doing auto-topoff. No pump involved, I think they are too risky.. I use solenoids.
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