Is there a way to have the apex notify you when your dosing volume is low based on the information on the module? not necessarily a sensor. I would like to be able to monitor my Kalk bin, but sensors seem to fail to often. thanks
alarm when volume low
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blaxsun
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According to the (albeit limited) information I found, this has yet to be implemented as a feature (being able to utilize volume remaining).
Question: DOS module configuration of total volume/volume remaining.
Is there any way to use the DOS configuration total volume/volume remaining for an alert or any other programming? This is great information but the only way I can find/use it is to go into the module configuration. I'd like to setup an alert when my dosing container is at 10% so I can order...
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I have asked on the Neptune forum in the past and was told by Russ that it is not possible. Would be cool though. Might be different now as that was some time ago
jaime31
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That would be a good and simple feature to have. I came here searching for that exact answer so I can know when my kalk is empty being that it’s logging in how much fluid is running through the DOS.. that feature I assumed was there being that I spent nearly 2k go the whole system @NeptunePaul please update this on the app.
Came here looking for the same thing. Was hoping someone had the code. They have a lot of competition now and just about every wifi doser on the market has this feature. Sometimes its not ideal to use their dos containers with the float switch. I am using it for carbon dosing and moving around carbon dosing solutions to different containers runs the risk of easy contamination.
homer1475
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That is just there for graphical knowledge. Even if they show empty, the DOS will still run.
It's so easy to trick the apex into thinking there is a DOS container attached(just plug in a molex connector), I can see how this could easily get messed up.
It's so easy to trick the apex into thinking there is a DOS container attached(just plug in a molex connector), I can see how this could easily get messed up.
