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You're welcome!

It should just be local time, as it goes off the time on your RA.

Your if statements need to look like this:
Just change the hour and minutes appropriately for each section. I think the rest is fine.

--Colin

Sorry, I meant custom memory locations.

Yep, it's working. I tried it on a generic Android 5 tablet, my Samsung 6.0.1 tablet, and my Pixel XL Android 7.1.1. All working fine using Chrome. Awesome!

How about the ability to set memory locations? That's really the only thing missing now.

--Colin

Roberto, did you ever get the app working with this?

I'm just using the stock controller. The Jebao cable will NOT work with it.

--Colin

Awesome! I really like the Jebao powerheads. I went from those to the Jebao Gyre knockoff, but I think I might go back as I don't get as good of coverage as I did.

Jebao RW and PP series work well. I think they only go down to 20% or 30% though. You'll need a Jebao cable from the RA Store and a free dimming port for each pump, so consider a dimming expansion since you only have 2 dimming ports right now. There are several wave patterns built into the libraries...

Glad it helped!

--Colin

They were the D, the analog version.

What kind of lights? How are you controlling them, are you switching off a relay or dimming them to zero?

--Colin

Those should be fine. I ran 4 of them on my RA+, two on each channel with a RapidLED setup.

--Colin

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I'm not sure about the portal weirdness. I do know that some of the DC Pump modes were kind of shoehorned in and while they work fine, the values look strange sometimes.

--Colin

Disgusting. So neat and tidy.

I like the Yellow-tailed damsel. One of my favorites. I always have one.

Yep. Troylong45 on here sells pre-made wiring harnesses. There's info on Facebook under the Chinese BlackBox LED Proof Group if you're feeling handy.

--Colin

Add this under setup. Change the 20 to whatever you want the bottom limit to be.
--Colin

Not sure about the pH graph. I think it was depreciated, unless you're using WiFi then you can see it on the portal. As far as another temp probe, that's easy. Just plug it in. Reboot the RA and it will start working. The probe with the lowest serial number (hard coded into the probe) becomes T1_PRO...

The big difference is the real-time parameter updates. Unfortunately, at the time being, that's only on the web version of the uApp (doesn't work on web on mobile last time I checked) or on the uApp Android app, nor on Reef Angel Status. Hopefully these are coming soon. If there is something else, m...

Awesome! Welcome to the party!

--Colin

Oh, and the RANet line right after that, too.

I think you need to take out these two lines:

You would need the Bluetooth module to upload code and the WiFi module for the rest. You wouldn't be able to share the tablet's WiFi with the RA, nor would you be able to load code with the cable without unplugging the WiFi module. The only way to accomplish uploads and WiFi without switching cables...

IIRC, it's Port, Timeout, Low%, High%, Delay. So your code is using Port 7, with a timeout of 3600 seconds, turns the pump on at 10% and back off at 100% with no delay specified.

ReefAngel.WaterLevelATO( Port7,3600,10,100 ); A low of 10 and a high of 100 is a pretty wide range. I'm not sure if it is causing your problem, though. I have noticed that with the RA in timeout, if the water level rises above the set "high" level, it will act as though the timeout has be...

I did something similar. Just make sure you leave enough room to access the connectors. Some of mine ended up a little tight.

Maybe. The basic ones without a timer and just knobs for dimming are the easiest.

You might try here to see if anyone can help.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/603511806434292/

You need to switch your board type back to RA+ in the tools menu.

There's this:
That's use port 1, timeout of 60 seconds, and the last 1 is for "come on only once every 1 hour". Change it to however many hours you like.

--Colin

The portal only updates every 5 minutes, so it doesn't accurately reflect what's going on with things that run on short duration like dosing pumps.