problem with programming L ports via splitter.

conny737

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Have some problems regarding programming of the L ports on my Profilux eX.

When I connect two units to one L port on the box via a splitter, for exampel one T5 and a GHL fan on L1/L2, both units turn on as soon as I make L1 active. Making L2 active gives no reaction.

If I connect two T5´s and program them as lightning 3 and 4, they both turn on according to lightning 3 scheme and disregards lightning 4.

What am I doing wrong? The problem was showing in last firm/software. Now I upgraded to latest firm/software, but problem persists.
 
Found out in another thread that I can change jumper setting in the propeller breeze control box, that solved the problem partly.

Maybe it is a jumper issue regarding the lightning also? The guy who mounted the dimmable ballast might have set them on same channel (odd/even)? Where can I find a manual to the GHL dimmable ballast?
 
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In each of the L-ports are 2 channels present.

The wiring and/or jumper setting decide which one of the both channels is used.
How are the ballasts connected? With our EVG-AP? LBF-AP? LF-ABOX? Directly?
I need more information to give a sensemaking answer.
A photo of the complete wiring and installation would be the best.
 
Hi!
Thanks both of you for answering! Sorry to bother you for a small thing as this.

I think the L port programming is correct, I can also hear a click in the T5´s when they are supposed to turn on accordning to my programming.

As the fan (connected to L6) now works fine (after changing jumper setting in the prop breeze control box ) together with one of the T5´s (connected to L5) I suppose the problem is in the ballast wiring.

I will contact the firm that installed the dimmable ballasts to get more info regarding which model they are. As I recall it was a GHL product, but do not now more than that.

As for now I have one T5 on L5, the other one on L7 (have an expansion card S4L2). It works as it is supposed to, so maybe it´s no point to make a fuss about it? It just confirms the theory that the ballast wiring connects both T5´s to the same channel (odd).

The only negative thing I can see is that logically both lights should be on the same L port (L5/L6). But this has no practical impact.

Finally I just want to give you credit for the programmable logic. I think it is a very useful function which really extend the possibilities of an already very competent product.
I use one of the gates to turn off my Ozone generator (which normally is controlled via the Redox controller) during nighttime to avoid the risk of high ozone cncentration in my room while sleeping.
 
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