If they did the versas that would be a game changer! Or they can just come out with their own versa type pump. Or even a 2 and 4 head like all the other controllers have. Even like the red sea doses.
so how does anti sync with nutrient transport work?
Nutrient Export is a program in itself. Child sync 100%. The NE program takes care of the rest.
This will be nearly impossible as the parent will be pushing more water the majority of the time in any given cycle and the MP 60 is a bigger pump and pushes more water. You could switch the parent to child and the child to parent but it would still be the same. You can switch the pumps to different sides of the tank but the outcome would still be the same. The only way would be to just run them separately that way you can control how much each pump can do.
Hurray! Mobius on wi-fi is far far superior. I can’t understand why people knock mobius. It’s a great platform.I really tried to embrace MXM. Truthfully, Mobius is far far far more capable, and informative. I’m done moving little orange balls around. No sync//anti sync for my gyre. Graphics are not even close. Back to Mobius,
BRS will get mine back. Very cumbersome , too many snags.
This is how it’s done…….not the last one. So disappointed.
On the bright side, Apex Fusion as a whole absolutely rocks. I’m only disappointed in the MXM. I hope one of the two can get us some versa control that’s as good as APEX DOS.
Do you have to get any updates from Ecotech to make it work? Thank you!
I am considering buying 2 Axis 90s. What kind of control can I expect on Fusion? I would really like to see some screenshots of what the Apex will let you control from non-Neptune brands. I can't seem to find any demo stuff like that. I assume there are layers of how much control and feedback you get from devices compatible with Fusion?
I'm not 100% sure what you're wanting to achieve with the axis 90 but if you're planning on using them as a return pump, I would advise against it. These pumps are underwhelming for use as a return pump. I would consider them for supplying flow through media reactors but something that requires water to overcome head pressure, I would say axis isn't the right pump.
Thank you, that is very helpful! And I love the phrase "novelty data"!I'm not 100% sure what you're wanting to achieve with the axis 90 but if you're planning on using them as a return pump, I would advise against it. These pumps are underwhelming for use as a return pump. I would consider them for supplying flow through media reactors but something that requires water to overcome head pressure, I would say axis isn't the right pump.
with that being said, the axis can be controlled via Fusion with the help of MXM. You'll have the basic function of controlling the pumps output based on time as well as what apex has to offer as a controller by setting feed modes and alike.
I use my axis 90 to circulate water in my salt mixing bin. It's a simple set up but here's how it looks in fusion.
As for the cor15, that's more of a traditional return pump. In fusion the programming is the same as axis, but it offers a widget that provides some novelty data.
And as you said, they can be connected via a 1link cable directly into an eb832 or a 1link module.
I haven't delve into it much, but I think from a mechanical perspective, the traditional design of the volute on the cor really takes advantage of the centrifugal force to maximize "pressure" and flow (I use the word pressure loosely because they're non positive displacement type pumps).
I'm saying that when making a choice between the 2, it's difficult to compare apples to apples because they have different characteristics. If head pressure isn't an issue than the axis will perform to move water, just don't expect it to act the same as any other traditional pump with a traditional volute.
If you're asking about power monitoring for the 1link outlets, they don't provide any in the eb832 widget. You can however, toggle through and view the different stats of the 8 outlets connected to the eb832.
Thanks again, and I have understood you all along. It's funny though, because I was just watching a car restoration show, when it dawned on me that this is no different than torque vs horsepower. I can't be the first person that thought of that.I haven't delve into it much, but I think from a mechanical perspective, the traditional design of the volute on the cor really takes advantage of the centrifugal force to maximize "pressure" and flow (I use the word pressure loosely because they're non positive displacement type pumps).
The axis doesn't seem to follow that recipe to maximize the centrifugal force. I would guess that a lot of the potential "pressure" is lost inside the pump as it redirects flow through the body of the pump.
I'm saying that when making a choice between the 2, it's difficult to compare apples to apples because they have different characteristics. If head pressure isn't an issue than the axis will perform to move water, just don't expect it to act the same as any other traditional pump with a traditional volute.
If you're asking about power monitoring for the 1link outlets, they don't provide any in the eb832 widget. You can however, toggle through and view the different stats of the 8 outlets connected to the eb832.
