Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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89delta
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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rimai wrote:

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pinMode(lowATOPin,OUTPUT);
analogWrite(lowATOPin,ReefCrestMode(60,20,true)*2.55);
analogWrite has a range of 0-255 instead of 0-100

ReefCrestMode is the default setting for the DC pump correct? And if I add ReefAngel.DCPump.UseMemory = true; I can set my pump from the portal or the RA Debug app in development.
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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rimai wrote:Remove R2.
rimai, are there any I'll effects by removing both resistors and leaving the cap?
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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Should be fine.
Roberto.
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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Actually, if you remove R1, the signal will never reach the pump. You must leave R1.
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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Can I substitute the 10k with a 1.8k? At 100% my wp10 doesn't seem to be pushing as hard.
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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The value won't affect the result, unless you increase to a really larger value, which would cause it to have slow response. You can even remove it and solder the pads together if you want to.
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Re: Controlling Jebao/Tunze/Speedwave pumps

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Thanks rimai. I'll just leave the 10k on R1 then. But other than that it works great using the ATO port.
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