Reef Angel Forum

Yup... I work from home, so the day mine came in I kept staring at the box waiting for my work day to end... it was rough

I'm in the same boat... It's definitely not a bad thing to do it in phases

Probably best to do it on both sides...that way even if there's a bug one one side or the other there's never a situation where a dozen people get 10,000 alerts...

ah yeah, that's a valid point too... Didn't think of that!

So you recommend me to stay with my ATO? Yup. I agree with them. If you relied only on the salinity and the probe misread for a while, you could dump an awful lot of fresh water into your system... Float switch should be much more reliable. Checking both (and allowing for some margin of error) is e...

@bhazard: Why do you wish the wireless attachment could be "wireless N"?
I assume you mean 802.11n, the standard that allows for faster communication than 802.11b or g?
Are they making N-only access points now?

Unless you're using a fairly decent multimeter 0.12V could just be junk data. What measurement range are you using when it reads that? It also could be that the potential of the tank is "floating" if you disconnected all power (by literally pulling all of the plugs, not just switching them...

@Paulturner911: It seems to be usually related to the VC++ redistributable... I imagine the installer ensures that you have the right one though. (Perhaps it doesn't, or maybe if it used to work you have installed something that changed the version of the library you had...) Maybe try reinstalling t...

lnevo: Ah, ok. That makes more sense to me now, hehe.

lnevo: You had verification errors that went away by switching from int to long in the code? :-/ mudcat1: Any one of a number of [many] different things can cause this to happen. Does the error always show the exact same address number? Do you get that error when using the old libraries and the new ...

I used to get that error too... try making another post or two on the board... I think it started working for me after 5 posts.

Mine is 58:*:*:*:*:*

@mudcat1: Thanks! Don't know how I missed that...

Nope, it can use port 2000... you will just need a different public port on your router forwarded to your friend's controller (since it will have its own IP)

I would love to have the inhabitants be my noise issue

I've played with the pre-release for a bit.. seems very nice so far! Question: Is there an option to hide the Daylight and Actinic control channels for those of us that have other fixtures? (in my case, AI Sol) Minor bug in the last release that I can't test easily in the pre-release: After installi...

Seems to work well to me.
I framed out a couple pages... they obviously still need a lot of help
Any suggestions for other specific pages to start with?

Is it updating your information in the portal, even if the portal can't control it?

Nice. I wish I had space for fun toys like that

Excellent!
I'll try to hop in and play around a bit tonight if I have some time.

Looks like it was meant to be there

Very, very nice! I'm really jealous.

FYI, If things go how I hope with my wifi project, I'm hoping to move the management of all of that into a server, so that individual apps don't need to worry about the memory mapping at all (or the custom ones for a particular user). It would be centralized and a user's customizations would carry a...

This is a very common one: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki I haven't installed it myself but my understanding is it's pretty easy to get up and running. There are instructions to get it up in IIS, though I would guess it is easier with Apache. Alternatively, I don't mind hosting it on one of...

You could also work around the current limitation without too much effort, to control more drivers.

Yup. You won't plug dimmable LEDs in with a standard edison (3-prong) plug. They'll operate on much lower DC power that you provide with an LED driver (which would in turn be controlled by the RA), unless you were to buy an LED fixture that already just accepted a "PWM" or "0-10V DC&q...

Might it make sense to have a wiki rather than constantly having to track down the "master thread" for doing some particular thing? We've previously discussed this, but I think the end solution was "we can put things in the github wiki". I think github is a good place to have a c...

I don't think it's getting the IP from another router. It does say the interface is "DOWN". Looks pretty similar to my config. The only difference is mine is explicitly using "Auth=WPA1", though the AP is "WPA2/WPA Mixed Mode". Interestingly, I thought I set it to "...

Awesome news. I can't wait to get the update notification and see all this effort for myself!

I did a quick search through the forum and it seems as though there's an option in the wifi setup wizard.
I wouldn't know personally though, since I've never used the wizard; )