How to cycle power to 4 wave pumps?
Re: How to cycle power to 4 wave pumps?
no. Just erase any code that uses those ports or they will have conflicts.
Roberto.
Re: How to cycle power to 4 wave pumps?
Awesome, will try this out soon as i get home.
I'm well versed in scripting with powershell and some PHP coding.
But this is new to me. I kind of get it, but need practice.
I'm well versed in scripting with powershell and some PHP coding.
But this is new to me. I kind of get it, but need practice.
Re: How to cycle power to 4 wave pumps?
The code you suggested kind of made the ports go crazy. It was power cycling every half second. I had to unplug and revert.
I simply changed each port to different times and this works fine for me. I do appreciate the help!
The wizard does not allow this.
I simply changed each port to different times and this works fine for me. I do appreciate the help!
The wizard does not allow this.
Re: How to cycle power to 4 wave pumps?
It looks like one of my wave pump ports now does not work. It must have somehow burnt out whren attempting the code you suggested. Now 3 work fine...rimai wrote:no. Just erase any code that uses those ports or they will have conflicts.
Is there a way to fix/replace one port?
Re: How to cycle power to 4 wave pumps?
Scratch that. Looks like all ports are working, although they do have quite a loud click.
I managed to get it just right. The first 2 ports for the wave maker are working randomly, the next 2 ports in the other box are synced on/off with random timing.
Looks like it’s working good! Thanks again.
I managed to get it just right. The first 2 ports for the wave maker are working randomly, the next 2 ports in the other box are synced on/off with random timing.
Looks like it’s working good! Thanks again.