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Ive just been putting in SET PF1, in the advanced control type to try and link the outlet to the profile. |
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![]() Mine is a bit advanced, but this is what I have for Tunze_left
Set Wave1 If Time 08:00 to 13:30 Then DuskDawn If Time 13:30 to 21:00 Then Wave1 If Time 21:01 to 23:59 Then DuskDawn If Time 00:01 to 07:59 Then Night If Outlet Timer1_Vir = ON Then Lt_Flush If Outlet Timer2_Vir = ON Then DuskDawn If Outlet Timer3_vir = ON Then Wave2 If FeedA 000 Then OFF This is a combo of profiles and vitual outlets (VO's set timers) then I set times for various profiles. I'd look through the Neptune forum for examples of what you're trying to do, easier to copy/paste until you get a feel for the programming.
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![]() Yeah I've been searching the web, I was gonna use the same setup you have there, but right now i just want my pumps to be able to be turned on and off to see if they work! Man this thing can be a headache when you are a complete noob.
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![]() Here is my left side 6055
Set AM-Left If Time 08:00 to 13:30 Then AM-Left If Time 13:30 to 21:00 Then Day-Lft If Time 21:01 to 23:59 Then PM-Left If Time 00:01 to 07:59 Then AM-Left If FeedA 000 Then OFF Then you name different profiles after the Then = stuff, like PF1 is called AM-Left, etc. No virtual outlets, just times to run profiles. Profile is - Synchronize Enabled Divide by 10 Disabled Initial off time (0 Seconds) On time (8 Seconds) Off time 6 (Seconds) Minimum intensity 30 Maximum intensity 75 Then just change up the Day and PM profiles to run what you want. Or just use a single profile for now.
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![]() Thanks ill give that a try, I think my cable that I borrowed may be broken, that's my only guess as to why it's not working now
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![]() If you unplug the cable to the VDM they should be on 100%..right?
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![]() Yup, but when they are plugged in they just pulse every 30 seconds for 1 second. Can't manually turn them off, they just pulse. Then I unplug it and they go back to 100%, another project for after work I guess!
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![]() Also, if you have them plugged into the power bar, make sure the outlets are turned on.
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