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Hi, The pinouts for all of our connectors are listed at: https://forum.coralvuehydros.com/threads/full-diy-hydros-pinout-cheat-sheet.419/#post-2160 The temperature sensor connects to Ground, +5V and the digital IO pin. Sorry but I don't know the colors but I am pretty sure black is ground...

Invert Rotation is the wrong place for this feature. Invert Rotation is intended for when the pump always spins the wrong way (such as a mis-wired pump or other hardware problems). It is intended as a long term fix for a pump that isn't doing what is expected. What you are looking for is...

That sounds like a good system. One thing I should let you know. All of the Hydros devices can run on 12V. As soon as the incoming power drops below 18V the whole Hydros system drops into low power mode. You can define ahead of time what all of your outputs do in low power mode. The Wave Engine...

Correction, 7, 10 and 4, not 8, 10 and 4.

You could consider a simpler approach. If you have 2 wave engines run them each on their own power supply and hook all the command bus ports together with you other devices. If either power supply fails you only lose half of your flow pumps (the other WE still runs) and all of the other Hydros...

No, stay at 192. But if you have the current app on your phone it should be asking for 192.

Hi, I cleared it before I shipped it since it was now assigned to me. You will need to re add it like a new device using the PLUS at the top of the left menu.

Hi Robert, Your Wave Engine and pump should have arrived yesterday. Don

I don't have access to support tickets but if you haven't heard back let me know and I will make sure it happens.

You could also consider the X2. That would give you drive ports that could directly run an ATO pump.

This is a known bug in the app. It happens when the app is unable to reach the version server to determine the status of the app. It should have said "Unable to reach Version Server", but the bug causes it to display the wrong error message. This will be fixed in the next release.

It is not an override. You have discovered a legitimate bug. I will submit this for the next software update.

It looks like your X4 is refusing to accept config changes. This is a known (but rare) bug in the current firmware and the X4 will need to be rebooted. This problem has already been fixed for the next release. You can probably fix it remotely by using the reboot button on the Device Properties...

I just took a quick look at your system. It is not currently a broken collective, it is a Collective Mismatch which happens if one device has a different version of the config than another. This probably means that a config change was made at some point and one device didn't get it. The simplest...

The 3 pins on the Direct output port are the actual three phase windings of the pump itself. They provide an AC waveform to make the pump spin. There is no real pinout information to give, they are phases A, B and C. If you happened to get it wrong the worst that could happen is the pump would...

They can source or sink 15 mA, so that should be fine. There is a 10 ohm protection resistor in series with each output that will drop your voltage a small amount so you won't actually get 10 V, more like 9.93.

Hi, Can you explain the use case for this? The reason it is not there currently is because that entry is intended only to stop a schedule from running. What would "On if On" mean to a schedule? On an output it means to force the output on even if it wouldn't otherwise be on. I just want to...

Yes, just use the min on and min off times for this.

It would be trivial for us to remove this offset, but I wanted to explain a bit about it and get your opinion if we really want to do this. Lets take the example of 8.0 and 8.2 for the two values. Since we have .1 pH resolution here this means that: pH lower than 8.05 will turn the device on...

It is very likely that the Larkey WiFi Strips do not use the same control channel for the USB outlets as the Hydros does. There are numerous control channels in the protocol. Channels 1-4 usually (but not always) correspond to the 4 main outlets. However The USB outlets are assigned different...