I am looking for someone who integrate Gyre- Icecape interface-LBF Box- Profilux. Trying to figure out if this combo will work and i am able to control Gyre same way i control Tunze via 1-10v
mike
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I am looking for someone who integrate Gyre- Icecape interface-LBF Box- Profilux. Trying to figure out if this combo will work and i am able to control Gyre same way i control Tunze via 1-10v
mike
Please check my post:
http://forum.aquariumcomputer.com/sh...5419#post65419
Heribert
Thank you Heribert
Can you control amount of flow ?
Also , can you set up different flow pattern during a day?
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Yes, I control the speed of the gyre via 0-10V interface of Profilux.
I use the sinus flow profile with maximum 40% speed and minimum 25% speed.
During the night the gyre runs with 20% speed.
Here a screenshot of the configuration (in german)
Attachment 7908
Heribert
Super!!
Can you run , let day pulse mode from 6am to 12 pm and from 12.01-5.59 am constant flow?
Thank you for screen shots!
I think i will gave a shot and get icecape interface with LFB box:))
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Digging up and old thread as im interested to know the answer to the last question please.
As my screenshot was german and I wasn't able to change the user interface of the GHL ControlCenter to english here some details from my configuration to control the gyre with my Profilux:
1) the 0-10V interface to control the speed of the gyre is assigned to flow pump 1
2) as my gyre should change the rotation direction only to remove remains from feeding, the 0-10V interface to control the rotation direction of the gyre is connected to a light schema. Here I was able to define 100% value (10V) for one minute every two hours during afternoon and evening to run the gyre in reverse.
3) I have a nightly slowdown of the gyre to a constant flow of only 20% from 11:45pm to 10:15am
4) the remaining time my gyre runs in pulse mode creating sinus waves with a period of 30 seconds. For this pulse mode I've set the minimum speed to 25% and the maximum speed to 40% (my tank has only 70 gal)
I hope this helps.
Heribert
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Originally Posted by heribertl
Perfect, thanks for sharing.