Apex / Jeabo program - clock issues

Daryl.h · Oct 1, 2016

I'm working on programming a pair of Jeabo powerheads and I'm not sure whats going on. I did some research and figured how I want to initially program them, so I have the program built but nothing plugged in yet.

Here is my problem, my wife is with the tank, I'm on the other side of the world... so I wanted to check and make sure the programming was going to change between waves on time... its not! For example, right now its 17:26 my time and 10:26 back home, however the pump is on the night profile. There is no pattern that I can see, it just switches to whichever profile it wants when it wants.

Here is what I have programmed. Any input is welcomed, thanks!

Set Wave
If Time 05:00 to 06:59 Then DuskDawn
If Time 07:00 to 20:59 Then Wave
If Time 21:00 to 22:59 Then DuskDawn
If Time 23:00 to 04:59 Then Night
If Output Surge_Timer = ON Then Surge1
If FeedA 000 Then OFF

MTWiley · Oct 1, 2016

There should be a blue green clock and your dashboard that has what apex fusion thinks is your local time based on your geo-ip location. Your programming that's saved and submitted through apex fusion uses that blue/green local time (if it thinks you're in the same time zone it doesn't display the blue/green local time which may be why you've never seen it before) rather than the apex system time if I remember correctly

Daryl.h · Oct 1, 2016

It does the wrong profile regardless of the time displayed on the blue/green or yellow clock. Blue/green is 12:37 right now and the pump is on the night profile. Night shouldn't come on until 23:00.

RussM · Oct 2, 2016

Apex Fusion does not use geo-IP at all.

The clock tiles are based on the time zone setting of the Apex and on the time zone setting of the device used to access Fusion.

The most likely cause of the problem here is that the Apex clock is not set properly. See this post: https://forum.neptunesystems.com/sh...common-mistakes!&p=96567&viewfull=1#post96567

Daryl.h · Oct 4, 2016

So somewhere I was off with the clock settings. Its all better now...the clock that is. I have two RW4s, I had the program done up not exceed 100% between the two powerheads so as not to exceed the power capability of the one brick. Nonetheless, the powerheads are not pushing as much as they should. Am I safe to buy a AC power adapter for an WP40 that has a little more than double the amps?