Herefishyfishy
Smart Bass
I have all my lights daisy chained together wqith Cat5 cables, so only need to controll Blue groups and White groups.
I have three profiles for each color group. Ramp up, daytime full, and ramp down. I also added a moonlight feature to keep them for a couple hours at lowest setting to be able to work in tank and see during the evening. I am running a little more white power and little less blue just for personal taste. Still looks between 15 and 20K in visable color.
I have the blue group on one variable outlet and the white group on another variable outlet. Both groups are wired into the same Apex module cable. Thee power cords are also daisy chained and plugged into the wall.
Profile Name Blueup
Ramp time (minutes) 240
Start intensity 19 (%)
End intensity 55 (%)
Profile Name Blueday
Ramp time (minutes) 1
Start intensity 55 (%)
End intensity 55 (%)
Profile Name Bluedown
Ramp time (minutes) 210
Start intensity 55 (%)
End intensity 19 (%)
Profile Name Bluemoon
Ramp time (minutes) 120
Start intensity 19 (%)
End intensity 19 (%)
Profile Name Whiteup
Ramp time (minutes) 120
Start intensity 20 (%)
End intensity 65 (%)
Profile Name Whiteday
Ramp time (minutes) 1
Start intensity 65 (%)
End intensity 65 (%)
Profile Name Whitedown
Ramp time (minutes) 210
Start intensity 65 (%)
End intensity 20 (%)
Variable outlet #1 called LEDBlue
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 06:30 to 10:30 Then Blueup
If Time 10:30 to 14:30 Then Blueday
If Time 14:30 to 18:00 Then Bluedown
If Time 18:00 to 20:00 Then Bluemoon
If Temp > 82.5 Then OFF
Min Time 030:00 Then OFF
Variable outlet #2 called LEDWhite
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 08:30 to 10:30 Then Whiteup
If Time 10:30 to 16:00 Then Whiteday
If Time 16:00 to 18:00 Then Whitedow
If Temp > 82.5 Then OFF
Min Time 030:00 Then OFF
Can seem a bit overwhelming, but after playing with it, makes sense pretty quick.
Programming an Apex is a real piece of cake compared to my AClll
I have three profiles for each color group. Ramp up, daytime full, and ramp down. I also added a moonlight feature to keep them for a couple hours at lowest setting to be able to work in tank and see during the evening. I am running a little more white power and little less blue just for personal taste. Still looks between 15 and 20K in visable color.
I have the blue group on one variable outlet and the white group on another variable outlet. Both groups are wired into the same Apex module cable. Thee power cords are also daisy chained and plugged into the wall.
Profile Name Blueup
Ramp time (minutes) 240
Start intensity 19 (%)
End intensity 55 (%)
Profile Name Blueday
Ramp time (minutes) 1
Start intensity 55 (%)
End intensity 55 (%)
Profile Name Bluedown
Ramp time (minutes) 210
Start intensity 55 (%)
End intensity 19 (%)
Profile Name Bluemoon
Ramp time (minutes) 120
Start intensity 19 (%)
End intensity 19 (%)
Profile Name Whiteup
Ramp time (minutes) 120
Start intensity 20 (%)
End intensity 65 (%)
Profile Name Whiteday
Ramp time (minutes) 1
Start intensity 65 (%)
End intensity 65 (%)
Profile Name Whitedown
Ramp time (minutes) 210
Start intensity 65 (%)
End intensity 20 (%)
Variable outlet #1 called LEDBlue
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 06:30 to 10:30 Then Blueup
If Time 10:30 to 14:30 Then Blueday
If Time 14:30 to 18:00 Then Bluedown
If Time 18:00 to 20:00 Then Bluemoon
If Temp > 82.5 Then OFF
Min Time 030:00 Then OFF
Variable outlet #2 called LEDWhite
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 08:30 to 10:30 Then Whiteup
If Time 10:30 to 16:00 Then Whiteday
If Time 16:00 to 18:00 Then Whitedow
If Temp > 82.5 Then OFF
Min Time 030:00 Then OFF
Can seem a bit overwhelming, but after playing with it, makes sense pretty quick.
Programming an Apex is a real piece of cake compared to my AClll