So I have my protein skimmer programmed on my Apex to be off when in "maintenance" mode (water change, etc., etc.) and then wait for five minutes after I end MX mode to allow the sump water level to get back to normal before the skimmer restarts. I also programmed it to shut off when my skimmate locker fills up. Both of those were working just fine.
I decided to up my game (after reading revhtree's guide) and program the skimmer to remain off for XX minutes after FeedA "fish feeding" and FeedC "Coral Feeding". I'm trying to get the skimmer to stay off for XX minutes AFTER the feed cycle ends. My thought process being I want to give the food time to circulate before I start the skimmer back up. Once I entered the FeedA and FeedC statements...the skimmer doesn't shut down when I select FeedA or FeedC. I moved the statements around so much trying to get it right...I don't remember my "original" order before I added the Feed statements so I'm not sure what the proper order would be.
Any help would be appreciated
Fallback OFF
Set ON
If FeedA 010 Then OFF
If FeedC 045 Then OFF
If Locker OPEN Then OFF
If Output Maintenance = ON Then OFF
If Output Maintenance = OFF Then ON
Defer 005:00 Then ON
I decided to up my game (after reading revhtree's guide) and program the skimmer to remain off for XX minutes after FeedA "fish feeding" and FeedC "Coral Feeding". I'm trying to get the skimmer to stay off for XX minutes AFTER the feed cycle ends. My thought process being I want to give the food time to circulate before I start the skimmer back up. Once I entered the FeedA and FeedC statements...the skimmer doesn't shut down when I select FeedA or FeedC. I moved the statements around so much trying to get it right...I don't remember my "original" order before I added the Feed statements so I'm not sure what the proper order would be.
Any help would be appreciated
Fallback OFF
Set ON
If FeedA 010 Then OFF
If FeedC 045 Then OFF
If Locker OPEN Then OFF
If Output Maintenance = ON Then OFF
If Output Maintenance = OFF Then ON
Defer 005:00 Then ON