Controlling a RO Varios pump frmo Profilux

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Here is the wiring that I used for connecting the IceCap Y-Module cable to the current GHL Breakout box. (I used it on two VarioS pumps …. and it is working fine).

Skimmer is on left and connected to yellow port 1/2; Main pump is on right and connected to yellow port 3/4.


L.M. Breakout box-L and R.jpg
 
Nope - GHL use RJ12 for the 1-10 V outlets - Apex RJ45. You need an outbreak box and knowing what is + and gnd on the phone jacket - something like this but for the vario phone jacket. Note - I use an old version of the outbreak box

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/c...ox-dca-smart-pumps-to-profilux-1-10-v.654653/
Sincerely Lasse
If I cut the RJ45 off and crimped a RJ12 on with the correct pinout would it work? Surley it's just a matter of 1) finding the pin out of the L1/L2 ports (which I have seen somewhere on the internet) and then tracing each wire on the Y adopted cable (or even better finding the Icecap pintout on the internet)
 
If I cut the RJ45 off and crimped a RJ12 on with the correct pinout would it work? Surley it's just a matter of 1) finding the pin out of the L1/L2 ports (which I have seen somewhere on the internet) and then tracing each wire on the Y adopted cable (or even better finding the Icecap pintout on the internet)
Interested to know too!
 
Here is the wiring that I used for connecting the IceCap Y-Module cable to the current GHL Breakout box. (I used it on two VarioS pumps …. and it is working fine).

Skimmer is on left and connected to yellow port 1/2; Main pump is on right and connected to yellow port 3/4.


L.M. Breakout box-L and R.jpg
Dear

need you help. I found this cable in Aqua Medic. However as you can see the colors aren’t matching! It’s yellow and blue. How to link these cables in the BO box?

thanks in advance.

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