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I can't figure-out how to do what I'd like to do, even with your great tutorial.See my Apex Feed Cycles tutorial for ideas:
Neptune Apex Programming Tutorials Part 7, Feed Cycles
How to program Neptune Apex for Feed Cycles.www.reef2reef.com
I can't figure-out how to do what I'd like to do, even with your great tutorial.
Nothing happened at 7:00....not sure why.You didn’t specify how long you want the pump to remain Off after feeding, so I took the liberty of assuming 5 minutes. If that’s OK, then this code will do what you want:
vFeed (virtual output)
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Set OFF
If Time 08:00 to 08:09 Then ON
If Time 19:00 to 19:09 Then ON
If FeedA 005 Then ON
Pump
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Fallback ON
Set ON
If Output vFeed = ON Then OFF
If Output Alert_Leak = ON Then OFF
Feeder_10_1
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Set OFF
If Output vFeed = ON Then ON
Defer 005:00 Then ON
Here’s the sequence of events:
08:00 vFeed turns ON, Pump turns OFF
08:05 Feeder turns ON and rotates one time
08:10 vFeed turns OFF, Feeder turns OFF, Pump turns ON
(remember that the If Time values are inclusive, so 08:00 to 08:09 means turn ON at 08:00, and OFF at 08:10)
The same sequence repeats at 19:00.
Nothing happened at 7:00....not sure why.