Offline edit Radion with Reeflink?

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Basically, my lights are off right now and I want to play with the lighting schedule in ESL (browser). Since my Radion is connected to the reeflink now, every time I click a point to adjust it, it lights the tank up. Is there a setting that's available to temporarily disconnect the reeflink from my system or do I just need to pull the plug on it? It was a huge PITA to set it up and I'm afraid something will undoubtedly mess up if I keep unplugging it.

Thanks.
 
Basically, my lights are off right now and I want to play with the lighting schedule in ESL (browser). Since my Radion is connected to the reeflink now, every time I click a point to adjust it, it lights the tank up. Is there a setting that's available to temporarily disconnect the reeflink from my system or do I just need to pull the plug on it? It was a huge PITA to set it up and I'm afraid something will undoubtedly mess up if I keep unplugging it.

Thanks.

Didn't mean to leave you "in the dark" (haha...?!?) on your thread here. As far as I know, unplugging your ReefLink would be the way to get around that.

I find it a bit annoying at times as well, especially on those late night tank tinkerings. What did you find worked the best for you?

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Thats the only thing I've found that works. It is a bit annoying but hopefully we can get an offline edit mode in there.
 

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