Enabling Daily Light Schedule in MyAI App

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I have two AI Hydra 32s on my 100g tank. I've successfully downloaded David Saxby's light schedule to the app, and it works for the day... but the next day, nothing. I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, but how do I get the schedule to run every day? The app is bewildering to me, and AI's help pages/videos haven't helped so far.
 
Can you post a screenshot of the lighting page? It should have multiple time periods across the day, with the first being the start and the last being the end.
 
Here’s a screenshot. I have two questions: 1) how do I get this to run every day, and also 2) how do I start and end the entire schedule earlier. It seems like you could just grab and drag a point, but I can’t seem to do so on the small phone screen.
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So to adjust the overall start and stop time you should be able to slide the graph by using two fingers and then sliding left. I don’t see anything that would tell me why it won’t run at the start of each day. Maybe something to do with the lunar setting?
 
Thanks— you solved the problem of changing the times. Now if I can only figure out why it only runs the day I start it.
 
This is what my main screen looks like. When I click on Enable Schedule, nothing seems to happen. I’d expect it to ask me questions (as the other buttons do re. how long to perform that action) or change color or something.
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I think I've figured it out. I rebooted the lights, and somehow they seem to be working. I must say I'm unimpressed with the MyAI app and the associated instructions. The ability to import someone else's light schedule is cool, though.
 

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