GHL doser 2.1 (spreading dosage within a set number of hours?)

[Lasse]

Silly comment - you probably already have done that - but starting time must be set for the virtual pumps - not fot your real pumps.

Sincerely Lasse

 

[second_decimal]

it was my understanding that the start times basically refer to the time between pump activity so pump 1 (calcium) can’t dose at the same time as pump 2 (alk). It was with this understanding, fat fingers and a willingness to break stuff that I boldly set the timers on all my pump schedules 15 mins apart. The virtual ones (#15 day - #16 night) are set at the same time as actual Kalk pump (#8)

Know Just enough to screw stuff up..

so basically pump 1 is set for 00:00, pump 2 is set for 00:15 and so on. Virtual pumps Kalk day and night, set to the same time as actual Kalk pump 4.

 

[second_decimal]

Hi.. Could you confirm this is correct?

I am also trying to get my sensor data to record. A quick overview,

Profilux 3.1N ex
Firmware is 4.67
Sensors are
Temp
Redox
Conductivity
PH

all are set to sample @ 60 mins and save data is checked. I have tried to set it on MyGhl but that is very slow. I set it via usb and on the Profilux itself (added the x on the sensor selections).

the data shows on the webpage view and probe data shows up on the dashboard. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

 

[Lasse]

In GCC - it looks like this

The values are not loaded to the cloud directly - normally it loads with some hours apart. But if you set it today - you should be able to see at least tomorrow

My actual time

Sincerely Lasse

 

[second_decimal]

Those are checked as it shows in your pic.




On a side note, when I select read & save or display charts, it takes me to the PAB folder looking for a .txt file. There are none. The only data in there is PAB device update files (.mhx).

 

[Lasse]

The p3 has another webserver with another interface compared with P4 - but if you run it through myGHL - you will have the same webinterface and fancy dashboard. If you type the ip adress of your P3 (on your local network)
- you will reach P3 local webserver. You will be asked for a username - admin - and a password - normally starfish (or Starfish - I do not remember) After this - you will come to a web page there you not can change much but see the last graphs, Around 8000 points can be loaded for charts and when memory is full - it will clear the oldest data. You can how much storage you have used in the blue marking. If you want to save data before it will be overwritten - you can use Read and save (the red marking) You will be prompted to label the txt file and asked where you want it be stored. After it has load - you will be asked to open the file. You can also reach it (when its saved) through Display charts - you have to remember where you save it and after that you can load it up

But if you use myGHL - you will have all advantages that p4:s user have - You can change everything through myGHL and you can have another way to look at the graphs

Sincerely Lasse

 

[second_decimal]

My GHL connects and starts pulling up the data windows but never completes. It gets time and date, then goes into circles waiting to load until it times out.

I have tried to rebuild the connection (add MyGhl) numerous times from the local network connection which works fine.

 

[Lasse]

I do not know if it helps but back in the days I had P3:s I normally used fixed IP adress and 8.8.8.8 (Googles DNS) as DNS server

Sincerely Lasse

 

[second_decimal]

Thank you for your help. I was able to get the sensor data to save and display after deselecting and saving, then reselecting and saving again on all different platforms (gcc, iPhone app and MyGhl)