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Yep. That was it. When I added some dosers and reuploaded my code I neglected to put my username in the wizard above the DDNS address thinking that I didn't need it since I wasn't going to use DDNS. Thanks for your help! Everything works perfectly now. As an aside, what IDE are you using when develo...

Where does it get my username from? I think that must be the part I am missing.

I dug into the JS a little, and my RA.ID is null when the request is made for some reason. I'm investigating why that might be right now. I have the value set for the cloud username with no cloud password.

Those are the values I am expecting. I have deleted the profile from the web app and readded it a couple times. No result. I tried in incognito mode so I'd have a fresh cache and I get the same incorrect labels. I may have to dig into the JS to see what kind of reply I'm getting to the request.

No, in the portal I have entirely different values. I have tried changing them. Removing spaces. Making them shorter. Nothing works. Although it did used to work.

Maybe I'm doing it wrong. I don't have the cloud module, so I just punch in my username. It downloads labels, but they're not my labels. I get ATO Solenoid, RODI to SW, SW Mixing Pump, ATO Pump, Saltwater Pump, Waste Pump, Heater 1, and Skimmer Cleaner. I'm guessing those are some kind of defaults. ...

I've got 2.0.8 running on the site, and it looks like I'm getting some sort of default labels when I try to download them. Any fix for that in place or should I go fix it on GitHub? Thanks

I don't have a sump. Everything is on or in the tank. There are 2 powerheads, a skimmer pump, a heater, a HOB filter refugium, and the refugium light plugged into the Reef Angel. I unplugged each of those things individually and tested the voltage in the tank and it was still 33 each time. (Sometime...

I have kind of a unique setup, but I'll try to explain as well as is possible. I have a battery backup plugged into the wall. Plugged into that battery backup are 2 things. The LEDs for the tank, and the Reef Angel Controller. Late last week I touched the water with some metal tweezers to move somet...