Bionic dosing ?
- Thread starter Baldwin
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swearint
New member
Your first example looks correct, but the second does not. Try this:
[Alk]
Fallback OFF
OSC 480:00/020:00/220:00 THEN ON
If pH > 8.4 Then OFF
[Calcium]
Fallback OFF
OSC 540:00/20:00/160:00 Then ON
The pH check is there for safety, assuming the dose will raise pH. If not, then ignore it.
Todd
[Alk]
Fallback OFF
OSC 480:00/020:00/220:00 THEN ON
If pH > 8.4 Then OFF
[Calcium]
Fallback OFF
OSC 540:00/20:00/160:00 Then ON
The pH check is there for safety, assuming the dose will raise pH. If not, then ignore it.
Todd
Typically, dosing Ca has little affect on pH, which is probably why Todd did not put an If pH... statement in the Calcium outlet example he provided. But you sure can add a test if you'd like.
If you don't have them already, you could/should put pH tests in your alarm outlet(s) though.
[EmailAlm]
Set OFF
If pH < 7.9 Then ON
If pH > 8.4 Then ON
(adjust thresholds as desired)
If you don't have them already, you could/should put pH tests in your alarm outlet(s) though.
[EmailAlm]
Set OFF
If pH < 7.9 Then ON
If pH > 8.4 Then ON
(adjust thresholds as desired)
Baldwin
New member
I have control type set as advanced, and this is what I have posted in the white box-
Set OFF
If Temp > 82.0 Then ON
If Temp < 75.0 Then ON
Set OFF
If pH < 7.8 Then ON
If pH > 8.4 Then ON
Should the from email address and to email address be the same or different?
I have it as the same and I clicked email test and update network settings but it isn't sending anything?
Set OFF
If Temp > 82.0 Then ON
If Temp < 75.0 Then ON
Set OFF
If pH < 7.8 Then ON
If pH > 8.4 Then ON
Should the from email address and to email address be the same or different?
I have it as the same and I clicked email test and update network settings but it isn't sending anything?
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swearint
New member
I'll let Russ help with the email issue, not really my forte. Or you could check out the New User Guide stickied at the top of the forum.
Your code should look like this:
Set OFF
If Temp > 82.0 Then ON
If Temp < 75.0 Then ON
If pH < 7.8 Then ON
If pH > 8.4 Then ON
Defer 00:10 Then ON
Without the Defer, if any of the conditions are true for just a second or two, you would get an email. The defer buffers out minor fluctuations. It makes it so that the 'pending' state be ON for at least ten seconds before it allows the outlet to actually change to ON.
Todd
Your code should look like this:
Set OFF
If Temp > 82.0 Then ON
If Temp < 75.0 Then ON
If pH < 7.8 Then ON
If pH > 8.4 Then ON
Defer 00:10 Then ON
Without the Defer, if any of the conditions are true for just a second or two, you would get an email. The defer buffers out minor fluctuations. It makes it so that the 'pending' state be ON for at least ten seconds before it allows the outlet to actually change to ON.
Todd
They can usually be the same.
Post your Apex network and email settings here so we can check that stuff (you can just copy & paste; feel free to 'x' out personal info like the first part of the email addresses)
