Intheflesh
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Last night's project was getting my calc reactor ready to go online. I set up and calibrated my ph2 probe. Here's a little stupid fact: Even though the default name for the probe is "pH2", Apex fusion will not recognize "pH2" as an acceptable statement following an "If" argument. I would get an error message when I tried to update my program. So I had to chance the probe name to ph2 via the Apex display module, and it worked. Yes, just changing the h to lower case made a difference.
Here's what I am using to program the regulator:
1. Fallback OFF
2. Set OFF
3. IF ph2 > 6.68 then ON
4. IF ph2 < 6.48 then OFF
5. Defer 000:30 then ON
I would like to add another line that references the main tank pH and will shut the regulator off if the tank goes below 7.5. Where should I put this statement? I think i can put it between lines 4 and 5, right? Also is 7.5 too low of a value for the main tank? Is this argument even necessary?
Thanks
Here's what I am using to program the regulator:
1. Fallback OFF
2. Set OFF
3. IF ph2 > 6.68 then ON
4. IF ph2 < 6.48 then OFF
5. Defer 000:30 then ON
I would like to add another line that references the main tank pH and will shut the regulator off if the tank goes below 7.5. Where should I put this statement? I think i can put it between lines 4 and 5, right? Also is 7.5 too low of a value for the main tank? Is this argument even necessary?
Thanks
