Can DOS be used offline?

[Phyber]

I love my DOS but I'm always having sporadic internet outages.

Is there any way to still edit dosing schedules while offline?

 

[SuncrestReef]

As long as your home network is still working (without Internet access), you can always access your Apex from a phone or computer by browsing to the http://apex.local interface. Just be aware the local username and password are not the same as your Fusion account. If you never set the local password, use the default:

Username: admin
Password: 1234

 

[Phyber]

As long as your home network is still working (without Internet access), you can always access your Apex from a phone or computer by browsing to the http://apex.local interface. Just be aware the local username and password are not the same as your Fusion account. If you never set the local password, use the default:

Username: admin
Password: 1234

Hi! I'm still on the classic Apex. That local DNS name is not recognized on my network, but I can go to the IP and login as admin...but there's nowhere for me to alter the two dose head rates?

 

[Phyber]

As long as your home network is still working (without Internet access), you can always access your Apex from a phone or computer by browsing to the http://apex.local interface. Just be aware the local username and password are not the same as your Fusion account. If you never set the local password, use the default:

Username: admin
Password: 1234

Sorry! So yes, I found it as an outlet in the web portal...but I'm not sure what the number scheme is for this...I'm dosing 38ml over 24 hours...?

 

[SuncrestReef]

The graphical DOS scheduler creates the Tdata commands, so you won’t be able to change them safely without Fusion. However, you can switch to manual programming using DOS Profiles. See page 6 in the DOS User Guide for instructions and examples:

https://www.neptunesystems.com/downloads/docs/DOS_manual.pdf#page6