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Thread: Video Guide for AWC & ATO Beta release

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    Beitrag Video Guide for AWC & ATO Beta release

    Please find below a NON official (meaning not GHL) Video guide for AWC and ATO.



    Quick video note - Sensor 1 was set as the top sensor and Sensor 2 as the bottom sensor.

    I am calling this Beta release as it has not been tested on an aquarium with pumps attached only on a test bed using two float sensors, however as you will see from the video the sockets switch as they should and I see no reason why it should not work in the field.

    PLEASE post your feedback with any comments and suggestions how this could be improved if at all required.

    Once I have some good working feedback i will add this to our own North American support forum along with the other guides I have done.
    Last edited by aqua_digital; 08.09.2012 at 23:56.


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    Sorry. But I can't see a link?

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    I've gone over the settings 10 times and I still can't get it to work. Won't even start draining.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggss View Post
    Sorry. But I can't see a link?
    ????

    Cick on the image of the video


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    Quote Originally Posted by d2mini View Post
    I've gone over the settings 10 times and I still can't get it to work. Won't even start draining.
    In the video do you see the sockets switching? Providing you have exact same settting it will work, however based on email correspondance we have always suspected your sensor it always have been erratic so we will continue your support by email to resolve.


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    No, the sockets are not switching.
    Just the ATO socket (G3).

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    Your issue has always been unique, I believe and always have done either you have a fulty sensor or your rubber made bucket (black) is compromising the sensor.

    we must continue your individual case as direct support. I have replied to your email
    Last edited by aqua_digital; 09.09.2012 at 15:06.


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    Here is a screen shot set up guide

    Timer set up



    Level set up



    Programmable logic

    G1



    G2



    G3 (note that water change must be inverted in the sub menu)



    Socket function set up



    As stated previously you must be aware of what is sensor 1 and what is sensor 2 in your set up to avoid sensor being in switched drain and fill positions.


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    I would like to know how to set third level sensor ( 1 & 2 used for min-max level control ) for lowest level control during drain-off ?

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    I have asked GHL for clarity on how you use 2 sensors for the second port in AWC, my assumption is you would out numerical value 2 in the sensor 2 box as per the screen shot above. But without clarity I cant be sure how the connection is configured.


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