That is awesome!Ok, everything is in place now. Still need to figure out how to attach MP10 to WXM module and get the Wi-Fi adaptor. I like the result !
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That is awesome!Ok, everything is in place now. Still need to figure out how to attach MP10 to WXM module and get the Wi-Fi adaptor. I like the result !
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I don't use Wireless connection for my Apexes, instead use Netgear power line AV DHP-309AV for connection which uses your house electrical wiring to connect directly to your modem. Updates are no problem with this.Awesome! Hope you get it working. One more note of caution if you plan to connect by a wireless adapter: if you ever need to do Apex firmware updates, it is recommended to use a wired Ethernet connection and not wireless.
I just read his claim. While I don't agree, it is well written. One persons anecdotal evidence of what may appear to be coloration on the tips of some hard coral is hardly enough to convince me that my refractometer is less accurate than my conductivity probe, which is influenced by a huge range of variables in the first place. Even if your conductivity probe wire is too close to other power cables or ballasts, it'll throw off your reading. Like I said, Neptune Systems can be quoted saying, "The monitoring probes should be used for redundancy only". If you set complex programming around your salinity measurements from your probe, even the smallest air bubble could send your tank into a downward spiral. IMO you should try and match NSW, and try to elimiate variables by taking measurements from PROPERLY calibrated conductivity probes and refrectometers. Heck, even a hydrometer if you wanted to hit all three.Thank you. We will see, I trust Nanotopia experience as well, that I linked before.![]()