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The terminators don't really relate to power, they are used to ensure the reliability of the data. In any collective it is always best to have 2 terminators, one on each end. But one is always required.

It is impossible for firmware to update itself. CoralVue has no ability to push firmware without user action. Firmware is ONLY updated by explicit user action.

With both the old software and the new software all pumps assigned to a given schedule (or previously to a given Preset) run at the same speed. However in both the old software and the new software you can define max and min rages for each pump when you define the Output itself. The...

Yes, that indicates that the Wave Engine is supplying current to the bus rather than drawing current from the bus. So in this case the WE is supplying 77 mA to run the Control 2.

With this app release you can show, hide and reorder any inputs or outputs that you want to.

I think the easiest way would be to put an ohmmeter between pins 2 and 3 of the connector. It should read around 110 ohm if there is a terminator. Otherwise it will be an open circuit.

One thing to point out about the whole button mechanism is that it is volatile. The current state of the button does not persist through a reboot of the Control. So it is great for things like "turn on the lights for a while" or things like that. But don't use it for "turn off the pump or my...

Have you contacted Hydros Support? Carlos and I should probably work with you directly on this to see what is happening.

Unfortunately that statement is slightly ambiguous. A button can turn something off or something on but not both. It can be programmed to stay in that state for a particular time period. And it can be programmed to either restart the time period when pressed again or to end the time period when...

What you are describing is a stateful output. That is, it remembers the previous state of conditions that no longer exist. In this case, it needs to remember that the on switch was pressed more recently than the off switch, so the output should be on or vice versa. There is no way to determine...

The Varios 2 and 4 can be driven directly from the Wave Engine. The Varios 6 and 8 cannot because they are 36 volt pumps.

I would love to hear input on this from anyone else. I kind of thought that a WiFi or internet failure was something that people would want to know about day or night. But then again my units are inside of a cabinet. This is an easy change if there is general agreement on it. Let me know...

That particular flashing pattern (two red LEDs going back and forth with white strobes on the corner) indicates a hardware failure. Whenever a HYDROS device wakes up it runs a pretty complete hardware diagnostic. If anything fails that is what you will see. Since you are seeing it on a new unit...

Each sense port has 2 inputs, one analog and one digital. For this application you would want to use the digital input. The HYDROS Sense port already has a frequency counter on the digital input. All you need to do is connect your sensor to the digital input and then configure the Sense Port...

It is in test. Release should be next week.

This is what I am seeing on app 164. Can you look at CoralVue HYDROS App and see if it looks OK for you.

The support for it is in 177. However a new app version will be needed to enable it. The new app version is in Beta testing now.

This should be corrected with firmware 178. Can you verify that it is.

I think you are right, that does look like an app issue. Can you tell me what version of the app you have? It is shown in small blue letters at the bottom of the drop down menu that you access with the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner. I just looked at your system "Office ATO" and the...

Hi all. I thought might help if I shared a little bit of information about the version 177 firmware release This firmware release was the most major release we have done thus far. That is why it took so long. Much of what was done was infrastructure changes that are not immediately visible but...