Is anyone controlling their tunze powerheads vis their P4 controller? If so, what settings are you running?
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Thanks @Lasse I'll try this out once i get my splitter in from ghl, hopefully this week. I have a 48" tank so this should work nicely.Here is mine for a Tunze 6040. It is used as an wave pump with very short pulse. Around 0.7 sec has shown to give the best wave effect in an aquarium of 120 cm length IME.
Sincerely Lasse
Thanks @Macca_75, what does the Thunderstorm mode do? Randomize the pumps and how does it utilize this feature. Does it sync with actual weather somewhere or is it just a creative mode?For what's it's worth I have 4 x pumps. I put each pump in it's own stream group, and set each group up as a Sinus wave. Each group has different Min/Max and Wave reduction values (to try and ensure flow is as random as possible).
Don't forget to set upper and lower voltage limits on the "L" interface (see below). I found the min by adjusting in 0.1v increments until the pump didn't start (weird how they are all slightly different).
I've also got them re-acting to feed mode (run at minimum)
And a maint mode if I want to shut all pumps off
I also have them all react to a Thunderstorm (pumps run at 100%) and just tuned the lights reaction down (Profilux runs the lights) so I don't get the flashes.
Hope this helps.
You can set a value for each pump to run at when in "Thunderstorm" mode (I set all my pumps to 100% to try and create max flow in the tank a few times a day). You can configure the Thunderstorm mode under lighting.Thanks @Macca_75, what does the Thunderstorm mode do? Randomize the pumps and how does it utilize this feature. Does it sync with actual weather somewhere or is it just a creative mode?
As my Profilux also controls my Mitras lights you can get the whole strobing/dimming effect but I have chosen not to have this - it's very distracting.