Trident Programming Ideas

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Anyone have any suggestions on things they feel are important to be doing with trident outputs in programming for any other modules / outlets?

Here is one thing I use for mag since I do not use a DOS for magnesium, and it doses very slowly. I would think this would keep it slightly above or below desired value.

Code:
Fallback OFF
OSC 015:00/001:10/013:50 Then ON
If Mgx16 > 1440 Then OFF
 

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If you use a DOS for dispensing alk, you may have already added a pH line to shut it off if pH rises too high.
In the same Basic View location, your could add a similar line like If Alk > 10 Then OFF, right next to the pH safeguard line.
However, it's not particularly important to do this. The default behavior of the Trident is to release control if measurements fall outside defined limits.
Although if you have the baseline amount set too high, and then ignore the warning the Trident gives you, this could function as a second-line safeguard.
 

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