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![]() Hi Eric,
welcome to the forum! - Proline is importer/wholesaler for our products. I am sure they will give you addresses of retailers in USA. - ProfiLux is suitable for freshwater as well. Actually in most European countries there are more "freshwater-users" than "marine-water-users" - Salinity: There are 2 different probes - platinum, suitable for freshwater & marine water, and graphite, only for freshwater The sensivity of the probes is the same, but there are 2 different measurment cards: One has the range 0...2mS (freshwater), the other 0...100mS (marine water) - Email: It is possible to send an email with our extension cards PLM-LAN or PLM-WLAN. I will describe this in a new tutorial in the next days. - Screenshot, please see attachment There you can see the viewer included in ProfiLuxControl. The data is exported as a text file - it is possible to open the data file with other programms, too. Eg Excel. |
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![]() Hi All,
a generic hint for all digital powerbar users. We had now 2 customers who wondered why there is no power on the socket although the LED was on. There was the fuse blown. This is no big problem, it can be replaced. But it can be avoided if the max. allowed current is not exceeded. Example: Max. current for socket 1 is 8A. That means: Max. Power = Max. current x Voltage. In the USA: = 8A x 110V = 880W Now we have 2 x 400W MH and first we think that should be OK - wrong! The 400W is only the power of the bulb - not including the power dissipation of the ballast. Assuming the power lost of the ballast is 30% we can calculate (approx.): Power = 2 x 400W x 1.3 = 1040W -> Current = 1040W/110V = 9.5A -> Too much for the fuse! Solution: split the MH to several sockets. Please have a look to the specification plate or datasheet of your lamp, the overall current should be mentioned there. |
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![]() good info matthias. thanks again for your time and input on this forum. its good to find a manufacturer that actually cares for the customers and takes the time to help out. alot of companies these days are just in it for the money.
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![]() ProfiLuxControl II version 3.02 can be downloaded:
http://www.ghl-kl.de/Produkte/Aquari...rolII_V302.exe ProfiLuxControl is now able to access PLM-LAN or PLM-WLAN directly, that means without using the PC-software "Lantronix Redirector" (which offers a virtual COM-Port). In the "connection" dialog of ProfiLuxControl II Version 3.02 is a new option given for "connection type": "TCP/IP direct". After choosing this option the IP-Address of the ProfiLux (eg 192.168.0.169) and the port (standard is 10001) has to be entered. That's all. Makes it much easier to establish the connection with LAN/WLAN. In the attachment is a screenshot of the new connections menu. In this example you can see the settings for my network, please change the IP address for your needs. The port 10001 must remain! Summary The direct access (without using "Redirector") makes it much easier to configure & use the LAN or WLAN. We still need the software "Lantronix DeviceInstaller" to assign the IP-address - but we are working on a new firmware 3.02 for the ProfiLux which will allow to enter the IP-address on the ProfiLux directly. We understood that it is has been complicated for some users to configurate and establish the (W)LAN-connection and are working on solutions to make it easier! This was the first step. Another improvement in this version: The time-controls have been enlarged - so it can better be seen if it is am or pm. |
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![]() As promised:
The new firmware & manual 3.02 is available here: http://www.ghl-kl.de/Produkte/Aquari...LuxII_V302.zip http://www.ghl-kl.de/Produkte/Aquari...LuxII_V302.pdf The IP-address can be entered now directly on ProfiLux, please read chapter 3.15.16 Communication. And it is possible to change from ad-hoc to infrastructure-mode (only interesting for WLAN). The attached photo shows entering an IP on the ProfiLux. |
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![]() Great news Matthias !
Continue the great work ![]() Very satisfied Profilux owner ! Ginzo |
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![]() Very Nice Matthias!
This is a huge step in the right direction. Now it is much easier to connect to the Profilux from anywhere with an Internet connection. From what I gather all you need to do now is install Profilux Control on any computer (like at work) and you should be able to connect to your Profilux @ home. (so long as you have access to port:10001 traffic on both sides) This is MUCH MUCH better. |
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![]() thats awesome matthias. now i'm actually excited to try and get the wlan setup again.
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![]() Hi Matthias,
Can an IP-address be entered on the Profilux even if I don't have the LAN/WLAN card installed on my Profilux ? I would like to try to connect using a D-Link Wireless USB adapter, that would be plugged into my RS232-to-USB adapter ? Would this work ? Thanks, Ginzo Quote:
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![]() Hi
@Albert: Not all pumps can be dimmed by the reduction of the voltage (AC-side). It depends on the motor type, the pump-producer can give this information. If the pump is dimmable by reducing the mains voltage you will be able to control the pump with our new dimmable socket - coming soon. Vortech: I can't promis this feature at the moment. @Ginzo: That doesn't work. These USB-WLAN adapters are constructed for the PC-side, you can't connect it to ProfiLux. It's the same like connecting a USB-WLAN to a printer or other device - not possible. |
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