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Thread: How to assign Non-PAB digital powerbars

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    Default How to assign Non-PAB digital powerbars

    Hi, I am pretty new to the entire profilux controller. I have a p3ex and the non pab powerbar and would like to know how to assign each socket.

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    I have a p3ex and the non pab powerbar
    Which one? The STDL4-4-D or the Powerbar 6D?
    Both have to be connected to a S-Socket, for the 6D you also have to set "digital" in the socket menue (see manual)

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    It is the 6D. I have connected it to S1-S4. I unfortunatly do not have the manual. Where can i download a pdf file of this?
    Thank you.

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    Could be found in the ProfiLux Programming Guide at section 7.10

    You can get the manual a the download section http://support.aquariumcomputer.com/...tion.php?sid=4

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    Correct me if I am wrong.

    So after connection to S1-S4, I got under systems->digital powerbars and say yes to S1-S4, no to S5-S8. Then I go to "set numbering" and use 10 as my starting number (which will be the number for socket 1). Once I do this I plug in a on/off light to socket 1 (also numbered as 10). Then to assign the on and off time for socket 1 (also numbered as 10), I go to Systems->socket outlet function->socket 10->timer-> set as timer 10. Afterwards I go to Clock->timers->edit timer 10->normal-> then set on/off times per day?

    ^I did the above and the red light for Socket 1 (10) did not turn red; and the outlet plugged into socket 1 did not turn on. I'm probably doing something wrong here.
    Last edited by ygil11; 20.06.2012 at 07:54.

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    Maybe you haven´t saved your settings (a common error). You also can test it easy in the socket menu by setting manual switching and click ON and OFFF

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    I've made sure to save but still have problems. I did the manual on/off and it works though; so no issue with the powerbar or controller, just user error. I also tried to test it by assigning socket 1 (10) as illumination. Then in Illumination, I set socket 1 (10) as rainy day with set on/off schedule. It works!

    Questions is, why won't it work when I assign socket 1 (10) as a timer? Maybe I should do a factory setting and see if it clear out any existing timer settings under timer (10)?

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