Networking multiple controllers

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In your manual for Profilux 4 you say (page 15 of 49)

"Multiple aquarium controllers can be networked"

what does that mean?
 
I asked this a while back about multiple P3. Was informed that each will function only as a master. It's a plain if both controllers are on the same network, you have constant disconnections!
 
Was informed that each will function only as a master.

What does that mean?

It's a plain if both controllers are on the same network, you have constant disconnections!

Why, I have some 40 devices on the network and they dont fight :)



Thanks spookie, still looking for further explanation.
 
Hoping the manufacturer or someone from support can chime in.
 
It means you can have multiple ProfiLux devices on the network, each being a master device, each with their own IP addresses.
 

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