I didn't like that.
Any way to avoid?
My ATO code:
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// Main Top Off
ReefAngel.WaterLevelATO(1,Topoff,15,80,100);
// End Main Top Off
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// Main Top Off
ReefAngel.WaterLevelATO(1,Topoff,15,80,100);
// End Main Top Off
It should only come on for a second or so and then it will shut off if it doesn't need to be on.Smotz wrote:When I uploaded new code, the ATO started up and filling the tank.
I didn't like that.
Any way to avoid?
My ATO code:
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// Main Top Off ReefAngel.WaterLevelATO(1,Topoff,15,80,100); // End Main Top Off
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if (ReefAngel.WaterLevel.GetLevel(1)>=20 && ReefAngel.WaterLevel.GetLevel(2)>=30)
ReefAngel.Relay.On(Port1);
else
ReefAngel.Relay.Off(Port1);
yes, multichannel water level works just fine with the android app.Sacohen wrote:
Does the Portal or and app display the Water level correctly?
ooooohhhh...my bad. i guess i should have read more of the thread.Sacohen wrote:No Curt I was asking Smotz if he is getting the correct reading for his Multi Level sensor on the Portal or his app.
If his sensor is reading 20 when it is actually 90 then then ATO is always going to want to be on.
Lol, I need to be careful, then. I got my ATO plumbed to the basement in a 32g brute!lnevo wrote:Yes! That is exactly what happened. Steve had the same thing for a while when he had his high/low too close together also. It would cause ato to stay on during reboots because the ato was on more frequently. All the outlets maintain there state when you reboot.
Not a bad idea. Thanks, bud.lnevo wrote:The other thing i would recommend especially with that much available water...is time limit the ATO to one, two, or a few times per day... Say perhaps 4pm-5pm. Late enough that if any issue you just home from work, but early enough that you probably wont be uploading code. Just as an idea...