Apex temp. Alarm

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[email protected] / Apex Fusion Alarm: apex / Date: 2017-04-20 18:07:17 -0400
Status: ON
Statement: If Tmp < 77.0 Then ON (78.5 )
I'm lost on this. Any ideas? I have messed with settings multiple times and now have it set to basic. Only thing I haven't done is try recalibrate it. Just calibrated it yesterday.
 

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This is the way I hay mine set
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Can you guide me how to set it up this way? This is very close to the temp. Settings I want for mine as well.

Put the statements in just like I have and change your temps. Fusion has a simpler interface then the desktop.

The reason I have my heater off during the feed modes is that I use C & D for tank maintenance. During C & D All the pumps shut down and I did not want to be heating non moving water, or if I was cleaning the sump.
 
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Put the statements in just like I have and change your temps. Fusion has a simpler interface then the desktop.

How do I get to where I can put in the statements?

The reason I have my heater off during the feed modes is that I use C & D for tank maintenance. During C & D All the pumps shut down and I did not want to be heating non moving water, or if I was cleaning the sump.

ok. got ya. smart
 

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How do I get to where I can put in the statements?



ok. got ya. smart
Log in to fusion> Click on arrow upper left side> in drop down click under configuration, outputs> click on outlet to use>control type> name the outlet, and then click advanced, and edit your statement

The manual walks you through the process link Yes the statements can be a little difficult in the beginning. I am still figuring out statements that I would like.;)
 
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ok. got it thanks. I put in the statements, i hope this works cuz this alarm is on my last nerve. lol
 

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It should not be giving you a alarm, at that temp. Something's missing, how often is it sending you a alarm. Please check your pm.
 

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Turn Off the the temp alarm from the input page, reboot the Apex base unit (located in the misc page), then re-enable the Temp alarm.
 

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