Jebao wave maker adapter to Apex Fusion configuration help needed

Mike Arnold · Dec 6, 2015

I'm looking for some direction on configuring my Jebao pumps wave maker via Apex Fusion. Does anyone have some or know of someone that has some basic configuration samples?

DiverGirl82 · Dec 6, 2015

Here's the one I used. Someone on the neptune forums led me to it.

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Mike Arnold · Dec 7, 2015

Awesome. Just finished configuring my pumps according to these settings. This was an excellent template for helping me understand how it works. Thanks

DiverGirl82 · Dec 7, 2015

You're welcome. And yeah I was completely lost till I saw this. It made it so much simpler. Glad to be able to pass it along.

renato120 · Jan 15, 2016

I just saw this! Very helpful. Can I plug in any of the dc8 outlet? Gow do I setup them separately? Like if I want just the left off, and leave the right side on. Can I do that. If possible how do I setup it up? Thank you

Mike Arnold · Jan 15, 2016

renato120 said:
I just saw this! Very helpful. Can I plug in any of the dc8 outlet? Gow do I setup them separately? Like if I want just the left off, and leave the right side on. Can I do that. If possible how do I setup it up? Thank you

The pumps can be configured separately. The Jebao to Apex adapter description says that you can use the adapter that comes with the pump; my pumps are rw-8's. I connect mine to my Apex EB8. I'm not familiar with the DC8. The only reason I connect mine to a port on the EB is so that I can configure my feed and water change cycles; otherwise, they don't need to take a port on the Apex. I'm not sure if it is assumed, but the pumps will need to connect an Apex VDM. I hope this helps.

renato120 · Jan 15, 2016

Mike Arnold said:
The pumps can be configured separately. The Jebao to Apex adapter description says that you can use the adapter that comes with the pump; my pumps are rw-8's. I connect mine to my Apex EB8. I'm not familiar with the DC8. The only reason I connect mine to a port on the EB is so that I can configure my feed and water change cycles; otherwise, they don't need to take a port on the Apex. I'm not sure if it is assumed, but the pumps will need to connect an Apex VDM. I hope this helps.

I connected on the v1/v2 port. I can turn it on and off. But I cant control them if I want 40%