Move dos add/remove slider from auto/tbl to off?

[ifreefingwasaperson]

Is this good?

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

When I run the statement as written besides inserting mxbnlo and hi. Everything turns on with both sensors closed

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

Is this good?

do you think this way will work for @ABlindreefer

 

[Sean Clark]

do you think this way will work for @ABlindreefer

Perhaps not because it is a screenshot and not text on the page.

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

Perhaps not because it is a screenshot and not text on the page.

Exactly. I can’t read pictures as it cant recognize text. All it says is quote image.

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

Just out f curiosity, do you have all the outlets including virtuals set to auto? That’s the only other thing I can think of other than statements being incorrect

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

V_NSW_LO
Set OFF
If MXBNLO CLOSED Then ON
Defer 001:00 Then ON

V_NSW_HI
Set OFF
If MXBNHI CLOSED Then ON
Defer 001:00 Then ON

V_NSW_FILL
Fallback OFF
If Output V_NSW_LO = ON Then ON
If Output V_NSW_HI = OFF Then OFF

V_NSW_FILLED
Set ON
If Output V_NSW_RESET = OFF Then OFF
If Output V_NSW_HI = OFF Then OFF

V_NSW_RESET
Fallback OFF
If Output V_NSW_FILL = ON Then ON

Dos
If Output V_NSW_RESET = ON Then OFF
If DoW S-----S Then OFF

solenoid
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Output V_NSW_FILL = ON Then ON

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

Just out f curiosity, do you have all the outlets including virtuals set to auto? That’s the only other thing I can think of other than statements being incorrect

yes

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

EmailAlm_I5
Set OFF
If SMP_LK CLOSED Then ON
If SMP_LO OPEN Then ON
If Error RODI_NOID Then ON
If Error MX_SLT Then ON
If Output V_NSW_FILLED = ON Then ON

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

First thing is v_nsw_lo and hi. One is not correct. Are your optical sensors open or closed when wet? One of these statements is not correct. Meaning low triggers when not in water and then high triggers when in water. So figure that out and correct it while I look at the rest

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

First thing is v_nsw_lo and hi. One is not correct. Are your optical sensors open or closed when wet? One of these statements is not correct. Meaning low triggers when not in water and then high triggers when in water. So figure that out and correct it while I look at the rest

my low optical sensor is closed when wet

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

Second is v_nsw_fill

The hi statement should read if on then off

please triple check that you are mimicking what I provided as these are not the same.

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

my low optical sensor is closed when wet

my high optical sensor is closed when wet also

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

my low optical sensor is closed when wet

Yes, what about the high? They conflict each other

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

my low optical sensor is closed when wet

Then the statement should read when open then on for low
Edit as when the water is pumped below the sensor and it becomes dry, the statement should trigger an action

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

The high should be dry until it fills and becomes wet and that should trigger the statement

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

Second is v_nsw_fill

The hi statement should read if on then off

please triple check that you are mimicking what I provided as these are not the same.

thats what i called myself doing i entered like it was listed on page four except for inserting the names of the sensors

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

so hi should state
if mxbnhi closed then off ???

its listed now as closed then on?

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

I think the rest is ok. Try it out after you triple check yourself before you wreck yourself. Hopefully Sean looks it over as it’s hard for me to bounce back and forth in the forum messages

 

[ifreefingwasaperson]

thats what i called myself doing i entered like it was listed on page four except for inserting the names of the sensors

i even set up two computers side by side