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There's your answer.

Post a picture of the front of the board.

If you don't see the "Plus" designation, we'd need a picture of the circuit board in the head unit.

--Colin

Go under the tools menu and use the Wizard to generate code.

Is it a Plus or a Standard? The latest software doesn't work with a standard.

Just a quick test, but good so far. The comment text is a little too dim for my tastes. It's hard to read.

SB ReefLights need to be modified to run with the RA. You'll need the analog dimming RA (use the 2 channels built in) and the basic SB's work best. troylong45 sells pre-made modification kits. I also might add that if you don't want to mess with writing your own code, the Wizard can easily set up th...

Not that I'm aware of.

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I would try replacing the tubing in the pump. If that doesn't fix it you may need a new pump head.

Maybe disassemble the head and make sure the tubing is in the right place? You might also check for an air leak between the container and the pump. How long does it take it to drain?

Try disabling your antivirus while installing, and add RA as an exception. It seems like I had this same problem.

The QR codes are borked.

tech9 wrote:Also can you use the pwm ports on the relay box for another dimming source?

Nope to this part.

How are your float switches arranged?

I doubt it's the pump causing the problem. It's more likely either waves in the sump or a bad switch.

Yup. That's a problem. How old is it? The standard (cheap) ones only last about a year.

If it takes 0-10v, then you should be good without the Jebao cable. I have no clue on the Apex RJ45 hookup, but I bet a Google search will come up with the pinout.

If you use the ATO port make sure you modify the cable.

It apparently doesn't work with the CP-40 gyre pump, and limits the max output on the return pumps.

You would need something like this up in the globals area (where all the #includes live). // Define memory locations for temp values // Integers take two locations each. Locations 100-199 are available. #define Mem_I_LowTemp 100 // Low temperature stored in memory locations 100 and 101 #define Mem_I...

Try changing this line:
Change the 0 to whatever value you want for the bottom.

If you use a custom memory location, then yes. But not with the preset memory locations.

I think Ronalddam is a bot.

That's where I'd start.

No way to really 'clean' water damage. You can open the head unit up and look inside and replace parts if you need to. There are only 3 replaceable parts, the main board, the LCD screen, and the joystick.

You won't always be able to tell with a meter. Our pH probe is a much better indicator of stray voltage.

I do the same thing with a small freshwater tank. Here's the code I use. Replace the labels with your own ports. // Freshwater tank heater control if (ReefAngel.Params.Temp[T2_PROBE] <= 770 && ReefAngel.Params.Temp[T2_PROBE] > 0) ReefAngel.Relay.On(BettaHeater); // If sensor 2 temperature <=...

What happens if you stick the probe in a cup of tank water?

FYI, I get this kind of error occasionally. If it let it sit for a few seconds and try again it usually works.

I'm not good enough with the networking aspect to troubleshoot it, so I'll defer to someone else.

Post your code, along with the error messages. Let's get that working before we tackle the WiFi.