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There may be an issue with the internal schedule. That is why I mentioned trying it instead. It should only run the one time until either the run time set for the drain pump has lapsed or if using the low level sensor when that turns dry it should stop the drain pump and then start the fill pump...

Have you tried setting it to use external schedule then go to schedules in the left menu and setup a schedule using water change regimen type and choose the AWC output in the schedule and see if that will work.

I set it up after doing the update but I did use an external schedule instead of the one built into the output itself. I wonder if that could be the difference. The first time I used the AWC output type a while back it did not have the built in schedule. While I was using smart pumps I could not...

Did you do a app and firmware update? If so did you do the upload changes that came up after the firmware part of the update? If not that is probably the issue. What most are doing is deleting the AWC output and starting over. That update changes was required to make changes to the settings file...

I will post my schedule. I have it set to do 4 water changes in a 24 hour period each day. So my water change count is 4 since I want 4 of them done during the schedule. So they are done every 6 hours starting at the start time of the schedule which is 2:00 am but that actually happens at 3 am...

That is built into it to do a top off using fresh saltwater instead of DI from ATO during that time period if needed.

I don't think it will work without the ATO being a part of it since it will not start the AWC if the full sensor is dry. It will do an ATO dispense first before starting the AWC sequence. I have mine set to run 4 times a day. My fresh saltwater reservoir is in the garage and the drain pump dumps...

If you know which size you need you can get the adapter on Amazon. They did have a package of various ones on Amazon at one time.

If you are powering down everything and hooking it up and get the issue it could be the command bus cable you are adding or the WEv2. You can power down the collective and switch out one of the command bus cables with one that is being added with the WEv2 and power it back up to see if you get...

I did not pay any attention to which wires in the cable. I just used adjacent connectors on the screw terminal at the switches.

I have float switches on my reservoirs in the garage that can roll out from under my workbench. The wiring from the switches connect to a screw terminal to CAT5 connecter. I also have the CAT5 connectors on a DIN rail on my controller board in the garage. Those have the connector for the sense...

Since the bus voltage is still 24v it will not enter low power mode. You must have another source of power on the command bus such as a XP8. Like @JeffB418 said make sure your Meanwell power supply is getting power. If it is and it is not providing power to the Kraken you may want to submit a...

Make sure that output has the feed mode unchecked in the active when settings for the output. I do not use feed mode since I use an automatic feeder. So I use an output that is triggered by feeder output and has a minimum on time of 30 minutes which is how long I want the feed mode to last. All...

There is load protection but the controllers have to be powered down and powered back up to reset it if the 5v goes into protect mode. Usually if this were to happen with the 4 sense ports in use you would unplug all of them. Then power down and wait a minute and power backup to reset the 5v and...

If you are going to use the 5v supply keep in mind there is a limit to that and since there are normally only 4 devices connected with just 4 sense ports just make sure to not overload that if using it

If it helps when I unplug a point leak detector it goes into leak mode instead of unknown. The devices using the digital interface will go unknown instead. Also with the float switches and older optical water level sensor if they are unplugged they go to the wet state. So my guess is the dry...

The sense ports have a analog and a digital interface and it depends on the device as to which one it uses. The rope detectors do use the analog input. There is a DIY section here that has the pinout of the different ports. Have you check that thread.

I have 4 leak detectors but I want to know which one it is since thay are not in the same place. One is at the tank, one is at my iV testing station, one is at my mixing station where the RODI unit, reservoirs and ATO and AWC pumps are at and the last one is under my central air conditioner...

I think there may be more than one circuit board version so it may have the SD card holder in a different spot depending on which version it is. The holders are usually push in to seat the card and push in to remove the card. You may want to submit a support ticket with CoralVue for this.

Did you try powering down for a minute and powering it back up. To do that you will need to power down every power supply connected to the collective to remove power from the command bus.