I’m new to this. I have 2 XF330s and just setting up the flow schedule on syna g. When I click on presets I can only see the first 3. I cannot see the oceanic gyre or LTC options. The drop down list does not expand or scroll. I can select those manually on the pump controller.
And.. with all the versatility between presets and manual options, I couldn’t even begin to know what is best. Red Sea 400s 110 gallons. I’m inclined to use either oceanic gyre or lunar tidal since they reflect actual flow patterns. But...how would I know which is better.
Hi Thanks for your support. You could check the presets on Easy Setup Pages on APP, as shown as below;
Preset modes(OGC Oceanic Gyre Cycle and LTC Lunar Tidal Cycle) , they are the presets mimicking the nature.
Oceanic Gyre Cycle and LTC Lunar Tidal Cycle are what we recommend to use to mimick natural environment.
The minimum and maximum settings for these presets are just for reference, not the real minimum and maximum flow,
These parameters will be put into a formula to work out the randomly nature-mimicking minimum and maximum flow.
And we also provide the new function "Wax and wane" for you to turn on.
As shown in picture below. The "Wax and Wane" Function is on, and "D1" means Day 1 of Lunar Cycle, "D2" means Day 2 etc...
Once you turn on the wax and wane function, the mode will extend 2 minutes per hour,
leading to extending 48 minutes per day, mimicking the moon rising 48 mins later everyday than previous day.
Eventually, 30 days will be a circle.
For OGC and LTC pattern, you could check on our website:
http://www.maxspect.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=322&Itemid=750&lang=en
Actually, they are just mimicking the nature. Because there are different living creatures, different landscapes
in different tanks. It is a complicate environment, and we could not tell which mode or which preset is better to your tank.
It needs you to run some tests, for example, select ITC and check whether your livings love it, whether it will mess up your
sand or corals or not...
It will take some time to find out the mode which is most suitable to your tank.
Please kindly have a test, and have fun.