any Apex Users in Quebec? need help willing to pay.

Mtlgallardo · Sep 13, 2017

I am starting a Large tank and would love some help locally.
i know its a long shot but Im willing to pay ..

RamsReef · Sep 13, 2017

Check your local club,

A lot of help can be had on the forums here or on apex ones.

What do you need help with? They are pretty easy to set up.

Mtlgallardo · Sep 13, 2017

Ramasule said:
Check your local club,

A lot of help can be had on the forums here or on apex ones.

What do you need help with? They are pretty easy to set up.

not very good when it comes to that sort of thing. Rather someone with experience helps set it up .

Waters · Sep 14, 2017

Rather than look locally, you can always give somebody rights to view/edit your programming. I used to write code for my dad's all the time, remotely.

Breadman03 · Sep 14, 2017

Mtlgallardo said:
not very good when it comes to that sort of thing. Rather someone with experience helps set it up .

I get it, but would also encourage you to get familiar with the system. The old Classic Pages required a bit of technical ability, but Fusion makes most things simple. Like dropdown menu simple. When I first got mine, before Fusion, I plugged in an EB8 and the brain and sat on my floor just switching a desk lamp on and off for a little bit to test it out.

I'll give you an example. I've had a fan in my basement to blow air generally across my sump. Well, it's fall now and it might be 45 or 80 out, which makes a large impact on the temperature of my basement. I decided to plug the fan into my EB8. I opened up Fusion and clicked on the outlet I used where I renamed the outlet Fan_1. Why? I use it for a fan and it will be easy to find on Fusion, and If I have to unplug stuff to clean, reorganize, or whatever, I can easily see that my fan goes into outlet 1. From there, I selected "chiller" on the "control type" dropdown menu which asks me to pick on and off temperatures. I selected 78.5 for on and 78.1 for off, which turns it on at the high point and off at the low point. At any temperature in the middle, it will just stay in whatever state it was already in.