View Poll Results: design of the EcoTech module

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  • internal expansion card

    12 28.57%
  • external module for RS232

    4 9.52%
  • external module for PAB

    26 61.90%
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Thread: How to design the EcoTech module

  1. #1
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    Default How to design the EcoTech module

    Hi
    it seems there is quite some interest in this module ...
    Now a question to all
    These are the possible options:
    - internal expansion card
    - external module for RS232
    - external module for PAB
    decision hasn't been made yet, there are advantages/disadvantages for all of these ideas.
    In regards to ProfiLux II - it is not clear yet if is possible to make this module also working with PII, simple reason: PII internal ressources are maybe too "full" for the EcoTech control.
    If it is not possible to have the EcoTech support in the PII I personally would prefer a module for the PAB.
    OK, discussion started.

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    I have a PII at the moment, if it can come to the PII would prefer internal card

    If the PII is not up to the job the i will upgrade to the PIII and you might as well then use PAB if PIII only

  3. #3
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    i cant wait for this module!!!!!

    whats the ETA?

  4. #4
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    Approx. from July 2010 on GHL will offer this controller which enables ProfiLux to control the EcoSmart Driver of the VorTech propeller pumps!

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    lets hope theres not delay!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeBuzz View Post
    I have a PII at the moment, if it can come to the PII would prefer internal card

    If the PII is not up to the job the i will upgrade to the PIII and you might as well then use PAB if PIII only
    I agree here 100%. I'd rather have it backwards compatible if possible but not EVERYTHING in life is always "possible". I'll probably upgrade to PIII (and EX) eventually anyway. For right now I vote either:

    • - internal expansion card
    • - external module for RS232


    but if not really practical for PII+ then I vote
    • - external module for PAB


    Allen (indecisive)

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    I would say a PAB module would be the best, you will be able to have the wireless Profilux interface close to the Vortech controller without having to have the Profilux controller next to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boboxx View Post
    I would say a PAB module would be the best, you will be able to have the wireless Profilux interface close to the Vortech controller without having to have the Profilux controller next to it.

    Yeah that makes a LOT of sense! Dang I know I need to upgrade to a PIIIex now!!


    Can I change my vote? LOL!

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    same opinion as others in the thread

    if being compatible with the P2(ex) would limit the overall capabilities of the ecotech module. Then I would drop p2 support. But hey I have a P3

    Once your into the P3 device, PAB would be the choice , it is flexible and your not limited by expansion slots, location, etc...

    I would be intrested to see the difference between control of tunze and ecotech. Since I run both tunzes and vortechs.
    Last edited by Blahenazo; 19.05.2010 at 17:12.

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    PAB all the way!

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