Reef Angel Forum

I use this (3D printed):

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1496379

I use a similar setup with an external skimmate locker (a big water jug with a hose and a float switch). It shuts off the skimmer once the locker is full. It will stay off until you turn the skimmer port back on in the uApp. Code is super simple. if (ReefAngel.LowATO.IsActive()) ReefAngel.Relay.On(S...

I use a similar setup with a double float switch. If the bottom one fails, then the top one can still stop the pump.

I just wired the two switches in series and connected them to one port. That way you can just use SingleATOLow (or Hi) and not worry about additional coding.

How can I get my labels onto the U app?

Enter them into the Portal, then "Download Labels from Portal" in the Uapp menu.

OK, I was wondering if that was the case. Thanks for the reply!

I took it off and removed the code, but it still shows in the Uapp. How can I remove the values?

Working great now. Thanks for the prompt attention.

Is the cloud down? I can't seem to connect this morning.

Got it. Thanks!

I also found out the Wizard can do it, if I'd bother to enter in the labels.

Is there a way to change the labels on these?
Thanks,

--Colin

Thanks for continuing to work on this, Curt. It's much appreciated!

--Colin

Try this version.

http://forum.reefangel.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4783

cosmith71 wrote:It should mean only changing this line.

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 ReefAngel.PWM.SetChannelRaw(1,DaylightPWMValue);

I haven't done much with the Star, but it should be possible. Give me a couple of days to look it up, unless someone else knows the function off the top of their head.

This is wrong.

It should mean only changing this line.
I haven't done much with the Star, but it should be possible. Give me a couple of days to look it up, unless someone else knows the function off the top of their head.

I've been there with the lightning strike. Good luck!

It's the RJ-45 port on the bottom. Next to the leak detector which is a smaller RJ port (6pin vs 8pin). There is a picture of it in the manual and the pin-out. Understood. But where do I get this connector?? Any special tool required?? It's an ethernet connector. Just cut the end off of an ethernet...

You might have the red and yellow wires reversed.

Use a float.
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/Float

Alternatively, if you don't need a variable, just change the number in the Sl.Init to whatever location you like.

Ah, good stuff!

What is this screen?

What does it come with?

Nevermind, I see it's on the products page now.

Package Contents

Head Unit
Universal Relay Box Expansion
SD Card
3x Temperature probes
pH probe
pH 7.0 and pH 10.0 calibration fluids
2x float switches
Probe bracket
Ethernet cable
Power adapter
USB cable

I ended up uninstalling the RA Arduino and just running the Web Wizard for RA and Arduino for my 3D printer.

They are in Globals.h in the libraries. If you have the Android app you can use that to get the memory locations for individual items as well.. They start at 200. There are mnemonics for most of these too, but I don't know the location off the top of my head. Roberto may know off the top of his head...

You'll need to do something like this. I think memory locations 100-199 are available to use. Bytes, take 1 location, ints take 2, floats take 4. In globals: // Memory locations for adjusting dosing amounts. #define Mem_B_AlkDosage 100 #define Mem_B_CalDosage 101 #define Mem_B_Doses 102 #define Mem_...

Try changing this line:
to something like this.
--Colin

Take off the cover. The newer one has jumpers to select 5 or 10v and analog or PWM for each channel.

Look on the bottom of your relay box. I believe on the analog versions there is a sticker of some kind denoting this. PWM boxes have no sticker.

Newer dimming expansion modules are switchable between analog and PWM, 5 and 10v for each of the 6 outputs.

I believe so. Roberto will know for sure.

Should be fine. Set the ports for the LDD's to 5v PWM and the one for the Jebao to 10v analog.

--Colin

If the ballast is 0-10v analog then you will need 0-10v dimming. PWM wouldn't work.