So I'm sure it's something stupid I'm missing, but what did I do wrong? At 2200 last night the fuge light did not come on. I had to manually put it on in fusion... Even tried a bit and then putting into auto and it turns off...
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Just one temp probe currently.Do you have more than one temp probe?
Also If you click on the advanced tab what is the code?
Not exact but as long as it's that time frame were goodIf you want it to go off at exactly 10:00, then change the time statement to 09:59. The statement won't evaluate to "true" until the time 10:01.
This is just how apex logic is quantified.
And this is why im learning to just love the advanced tab for every outlet. One i can do what i actually want, that the GUI manages to mess up. I wasnt sure what that setting was and left it standard. Its to turn on at 2200, and off at 10 am now. That should be a good start.I personally would delete the "MIN time" statement, but it should work just fine.
All the "MIN TIME" statement does is leave the light in it's current state for 1 minute after the programming has been evaluated.
Basically your light has to remain in the off state more a minimum of 1 minute before it will actually shut off.
Done!You might want to change it to "Fallback off"
You do not want the light to run 24/7 if the eb loses communication with the brain.
I do alot better actually than whatever they have in there for the " easy route" plus i wanted a ton of extra stuff. I have defers on quite a bit of equipment that draws water out of the sump, and the ato unit for power loss as well as other things just to allow the system to stabilize before anything else kicks on. I needed the advanced to do that as well.I have never used the "basic" function of programming. I learned early on it's best to program them yourself in the "advanced" tab, if you understand the logic.
If i open my window, my PH goes from 8.2 to 8.,2 to 8.3 to 8.4... so yea not a bad idea....You could also add a PH statement in case your PH gets too high(unlikely, but it can happen).
If PH > 8.45 then off