Vamsi
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I am having a weird situation with the schedule. I downloaded Vinny's schedule from facebook, and I modified the start and end times. schedule_1 and schedule_1a reflects that. And I have the brightness set at 50%.
This is my weird finding, I am clearly doing something wrong. But not sure what is my mistake.
1. So when the lights ramp up in the morning from 7:30 thru 9, the color is very bluish and you see the fluorescence from the corals. Please refer Pic img_800. I believe this is working as expected.
2. When the lights ramp down in the evening, i would expect the light (illumination) to be similar to what i see around 8ish in the morning . But I do not see the bluish light as expected, its got more of a green tint to it. Please refer Img_0630.
Its difficult to capture the accuracy of the illumnation from my phone. But to the naked eye it is a significant difference, more like a washed dull color.
But if I double click on the schedule and check show on lamp, it shows the distinct blue light.
Have any of you experienced this or noticed?
Thank you.
This is my weird finding, I am clearly doing something wrong. But not sure what is my mistake.
1. So when the lights ramp up in the morning from 7:30 thru 9, the color is very bluish and you see the fluorescence from the corals. Please refer Pic img_800. I believe this is working as expected.
2. When the lights ramp down in the evening, i would expect the light (illumination) to be similar to what i see around 8ish in the morning . But I do not see the bluish light as expected, its got more of a green tint to it. Please refer Img_0630.
Its difficult to capture the accuracy of the illumnation from my phone. But to the naked eye it is a significant difference, more like a washed dull color.
But if I double click on the schedule and check show on lamp, it shows the distinct blue light.
Have any of you experienced this or noticed?
Thank you.
