Fusion Dashboard help

[flounder]

I have a DIY LED actinic suppliment which is suppose to be ramping down from 40-10% in an hours worth of time.
What does the % mean next to the status?
Thanks,

Its not the % of the light in terms of it being ON is it? The max program is only at 40%, so I am not sure why it says 80%,
Tanks again,

 

[dbl]

I think I know the answer but the last thing I want to do is steer you wrong. I'm still too new to Apex to offer an firm advise, but maybe my buddy @143MPCo can help.

 

[143MPCo]

Sorry but I have no experience with ramping LEDs via the APEX.... @RussM

 

[120reefkeeper]

Maybe this can help??

 

[SaltMan]

Posting a screenshot of your output configuration might help, the screen shown when clicking on the gear icon next to the device.

 

[hybridazn]

That percentage is the power output it is currently running. It also do it for vortechs, can you post a screen shot of your configuration screen for those 2 tiles?

 

[ngvu1]

Mine is showing 90%; however, that is because I set it that way. Ramp to 80%....

I have a DIY LED actinic suppliment which is suppose to be ramping down from 40-10% in an hours worth of time.
What does the % mean next to the status?
Thanks,

Its not the % of the light in terms of it being ON is it? The max program is only at 40%, so I am not sure why it says 80%,
Tanks again,

 

[RussM Verified Sponsor]

Access the Apex through the classic dashboard. Go to the Configuration->Module Setup page. Look at the table at the bottom of the page. In the SW column, you will see the firmware version for each module on your system. For each module, it will show 3 digits and then either (OK) or (OLD). I think you'll find that the VDM shows OLD. Update the VDM module firmware using the upper part of that same page. Update any other modules which show OLD too.