Recent content by Danny

I am not sure if you can get it to work that way but you can try it and see how it reacts. I was doing RODI control with mine before there was an RODI output. I discuss how I did it in my build thread on Reef Central. The RODI control starts on page 5 starting at post # 98. Here is a link Hex...

For now if you are good at DIY you can always attach a relay to the same output that powers the flush solenoid and connect the switch side of the relay to a sense port input and set that up as a float switch. The use that input to trigger an output when that input turns off and set a maximum on...

Which drive ports have a 1.5a-2.5a rating per port. The X4 and X2 it think are just 1a per port or a max of 1.5a between the 2. It will depend on the controller what the maximum per port and total is.

Try setting up an output an use the inputs one at a time on it. Use the generic output type but turn on enable advanced settings and set the minimum on time for several minutes. Also set the input mode active to the same condition that would teigger the alert. If you get alerts but the output...

If it is audible then it has to be an alert level that has audible turned on. Normally that would be a red alert. How many inputs or outputs have a red alert set for a alert level on your system?

I never had more than 2 EcoTech pumps in my collective. I recently switched them out for OctoPulse 2 pumps. Still only have 2 of them though.

When I click on the arrow for position in the schedules I get the selection menu and I am on firmware 374. Did you setup a output for the 4th pump?

You would need to use a separate schedule if it has a different dose amount. In a schedule there is only one dose amount for all dosers in that schedule.

Yes you will have to pull the plug but you will have to pull the plug on either the power supply or any other controller that has power in the collective since they share power over the command bus to remove power from the processors in the Launch.

Power it down but if it is part of a collective you will have to power down the whole collective. That should do a power down reboot.

Have you powered down the Launch and powered it back up? If it is in a collective you will need to power down the whole collective.

Do you have something else that works on the drive ports that you can try there?

The Kraken Outputs are only the force ports which are 24v DC and drive ports which are 12v DC. On battery power the force ports only get 12v but that would only happen if you have a backup battery installed and there was a power outage. The specs for the force ports and drive ports are in the...

Glad to hear it is resolved.

It still would not hurt to have others check it and see if they notice anything that might be causing your issue. I assume you have already tried a reboot of the controller from the app.