?'s programming radion

[Mazzy]

Just got my Radion xr15pro and I'm having some trouble figuring it all out.

I looked on the graphs everyone is providing; first I'd like to know - is everyone using ReefLink? because I don't have ReefLink and my graph page on EcoSmart Live doesn't look like the others posted, so just curious why mine would look different.

Second, I have tried to dial down the whites. I am jsut experimenting right now so first I put them at 55%. Problem is, when I go to the very next data point, or even one millimeter over from where that data point is, the whites read 100% again. Do I really have to click 10000 times (or really more than that since it would be for every second during the cycle) for the entire 10 hour period and keep hitting the 55% on the whites? Isn't there an overall setting?? It makes no sense to me why that 55% wouldn't cover the whole program but instead only that one second during the cycle.

Any help?

 

[w00dman]

Hi,

Have you upgraded the firmware?

 

[Mazzy]

I plugged it in to the computer and it did it's thing. That's it. I *thought* there would probably be something NOT on a webpage, but no icon appeared on my desktop and when I went to programs, the only thing there is the EcoSmart Live website link, so I figured that's all there is. There would be no firmware update for a website, nor does the website itself say that my light needs to be updated in some way.

 

[Mazzy]

Just deleted everything and started over. I didn't have the option to look for any updates (manually) before, but I do see that option now, so I have it searching for updates. As for programming, I'll just use a preset for now.

 

[Alex Y EcoTech]

Just deleted everything and started over. I didn't have the option to look for any updates (manually) before, but I do see that option now, so I have it searching for updates. As for programming, I'll just use a preset for now.

Mazzy,

You are able to set an overall intensity for your daylight period, but if you would like to modify an individual color channel, it will need to be done for each data point on your schedule. To modify a data point, left click on the specific point then adjust the settings to your liking. Finally, select the "Save" button to apply those changes to your schedule.