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Clive
15.07.2010, 07:13
I have three pumps.. one is the main circulation pump and then there are two props to enhance circulation in the tank.

I have set them all as "filters" and they switch off perfectly for feed mode.

My question is this: Can I also control the on/off time of the props as well (I want them to switch off at night)?

Thanks

Matthias
15.07.2010, 07:39
2 options:
use "timer" or "current pump" instead of filter

Clive
15.07.2010, 07:52
Thanks Matthias. If using 'timer' or 'current pump', will they still switch off for feeding mode?

Matthias
15.07.2010, 07:53
for both of them this option can be activated

Clive
15.07.2010, 07:56
Thanks very much for your help.

Clive
16.07.2010, 08:02
Matthias the Profilux clearly is an amazing piece of equipment, but the only thing that frustrates me enormously is the badly written and badly translated manual that comes with it!!!

I have tried to set them to both 'timer' and 'current pump', but can't see where to get them to activate for the feed pause and, of course, there is no mention of this in the manual.

Matthias
16.07.2010, 18:55
these are the settings

587

588

Clive
19.07.2010, 07:59
Matthias I am more confused now. The screen grabs you sent are using a different programme to me. I have flashed the unit to what I think is the latest (501c) and am using what I think is the latest desktop software (5011).

Maybe I should explain more.. I have three pumps running in the tank. One is the main circulation pump (set as 'filter') that runs permanently. The other two are little prop pumps that just help circulation, but cannot be slowed down, or sped up. I want them to be on from 09h00 to 21h00 everyday and want the Profilux to control this.

I want all three pumps to switch off for the FP function.

Please would you give me a step by step to set this up? The screen grab shows the pump screen, which I assume is for the controling of waves and currents, etc?

Vatso
19.07.2010, 21:07
Hi Matthias

I assisted Clive & have resolved the issue - using circulation pumps & programmable logic

Clive
20.07.2010, 08:59
Indeed! Thanks so much for all your time Mark. I really appreciate it.

Matthias
21.07.2010, 17:00
do you want to share these settings with us?

I am sure many users would appreciate some screenshots...

Vatso
21.07.2010, 19:34
Here are the pics on how to setup Pause Feed & switching off current pumps with the timer function

firstly decide when you want your current pumps on & off I set the time & days as normal
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_d2WHkZPQNCA/TEc8RgWYULI/AAAAAAAABKI/AjO1BzBrpD8/timer.jpg

then go to current pumps "None Tunze controllable" & set them up as follows

Min 0
Max 100
When feed pause on turn pumps off & then inactive turn off socket
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_d2WHkZPQNCA/TEc8QoJ1s6I/AAAAAAAABKA/1iGLndtL3Mc/Current%20Pumps.jpg

go to programmable logic & setup the following
select the current pump you want to control with the timer
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_d2WHkZPQNCA/TEc8RfF79yI/AAAAAAAABKE/akAYMxAggZY/plogic.jpg

then set the socket to use the programmable logic you just setup
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_d2WHkZPQNCA/TEc8QnfggwI/AAAAAAAABJ8/ZgLDJgSrrVg/s640/Power%20socket.jpg