Hydros does support conditional controls. The Combiner and Generic outputs allow AND/OR statements with multiple inputs (up to 9 on each). You can cascade multiple outputs together to create more complex logic control as well. While its not "code" its very flexible if you break down your logic into smaller functional blocks.
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Connor At CoralVue
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The answer you are looking for is yes. However, with HYDROS you are not writing lines of code, so it is not if/when statements. You will find the configuring of HYDROS extremely easy and user-intuitive, with everything being a dropdown in preset outputs like heater, lights, return pump, protein skimmer, etc.
There is also Generic and Combiner Outputs, which is an extremely customizable output that can utilize a number of inputs to make an output decision. No matter the output, you will have "Depends On", there you can set On if On, On if Off, Off if Off, Off if On.
You will find the advanced level configurations you wish, without having to code to do so.
xtianGEO
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dang seems like IFTTT. How would you run ozone on set days, hours, and set times w/ option to skip if ORP >380. Can hydros do something like this?Hydros does support conditional controls. The Combiner and Generic outputs allow AND/OR statements with multiple inputs (up to 9 on each). You can cascade multiple outputs together to create more complex logic control as well. While its not "code" its very flexible if you break down your logic into smaller functional blocks.
xtianGEO
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dang seems like IFTTT. How would you run ozone on set days, hours, and set times w/ option to skip if ORP >380. Can hydros do something like this?
You could use the Generic Output with 1 input from your ORP probe like this. You get basic scheduling with this, or you can hit the advanced toggle at the bottom and get more advanced scheduling controls (like intervals and such), if you want days of the week control, you could setup a separate schedule in the Schedules tab then port that into this output using the Depends On input. This will only enable this output based on the schedule you set elsewhere that has days configured.
These are the advanced settings you get if you enable them for the above output:You could use the Generic Output with 1 input from your ORP probe like this. You get basic scheduling with this, or you can hit the advanced toggle at the bottom and get more advanced scheduling controls (like intervals and such), if you want days of the week control, you could setup a separate schedule in the Schedules tab then port that into this output using the Depends On input. This will only enable this output based on the schedule you set elsewhere that has days configured.
FUNGI
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Thats great.....hopefully you get the leaking/noisy pumps for the Icecap skimmers fixed also.....
xtianGEO
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I see, it’s the osc command but in simple termsThese are the advanced settings you get if you enable them for the above output:
