Apex DOS with Triton

[techhnyne]

I am trying to set up dosing with triton and it never seems to keep the levels where i have the settings whats going on here. my question for those who have it working. Do you have it aet just 1 dose amount the whole 24 hours or do you have it split i to 3 or 4 scheduled times?

How does triton dosing worj if i say +\- 40%. Foes that 40% happen on the next dose ot is it 40% until the next measurement?

 

[blaxsun]

Have you checked/calibrated the heads?

 

[techhnyne]

Have you checked/calibrated the heads?

Yes they are calibrated perfect. It just does not work. Or my understanding how it works is wrong

 

[blaxsun]

Yes they are calibrated perfect. It just does not work. Or my understanding how it works is wrong

You don't mean Trident controlled dosing, right?

 

[techhnyne]

You don't mean Trident controlled dosing, right?

Yes

 

[blaxsun]

Yes

Ah (this makes more sense). How many DOS systems do you have, what are you all dosing and have you defined the Trident-controlled portion for each?

 

[LRT]

I am trying to set up dosing with triton and it never seems to keep the levels where i have the settings whats going on here. my question for those who have it working. Do you have it aet just 1 dose amount the whole 24 hours or do you have it split i to 3 or 4 scheduled times?

How does triton dosing worj if i say +\- 40%. Foes that 40% happen on the next dose ot is it 40% until the next measurement?

I didn't like the "controlled dosing" it seems to be all over the place and uses way more testing reagent. If you know how much alk it takes to keep you locked in just set your dos up on that amount in the dos additive tab. Much more efficient this way. You can always add or subtract your daily dosage under same tab.

 

[sublime275]

I didn't like the "controlled dosing" it seems to be all over the place and uses way more testing reagent. If you know how much alk it takes to keep you locked in just set your dos up on that amount in the dos additive tab. Much more efficient this way. You can always add or subtract your daily dosage under same tab.

How does it use more testing reagents if you are using controlled dosing? I‘ve been using controlled dosing for over 3 years now and don’t experience what you are talking about.

 

[LRT]

How does it use more testing reagents if you are using controlled dosing? I‘ve been using controlled dosing for over 3 years now and don’t experience what you are talking about.

I just had to have my base unit replaced after 9 months of use. I thought it was normal for it to be on and testing at all different times of the day using controlled dosing mode as that's what mine was doing. My temp probe also just crapped the bed while trying to use it on the replacement base unit they sent. Maybe I just got a big fat pile of poorly built over priced piece of garbage?