03-01-2019, 05:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-01-2019, 05:37 AM by Gordon Lehmann.)
You said you wanted to turn the controls in the software. so at 0% lighting, for example, 1.8 volts are applied and at 100% illumination 0 volts are output. Everybody can adjust the volt number per stepdown module depending on the lamp and the manufacturer. It would be at least a perfect solution to control even original lamps. with negative taxes I mean if you want to have 20% lighting you set the respective channel to 80% then you want to have 100% lighting sets the controller to 0% I just do not know if there are then control problems if the lamps so be managed. a swap the regulator with 0 and 100%, I think the best solution that you can easily control each channel individually either normal or twisted
my original lamps are all from Aqua Medic and have this control. say if the controller is disconnected from the lamp then all channels light up with 100% if controller is plugged in takes over the control. ie if the Aquarius lamp from Aqua Medic has 3.26 volts, all channels are at 0%
You said you wanted to turn the controls in the software. so at 0% lighting, for example, 1.8 volts are applied and at 100% illumination 0 volts are output. Everybody can adjust the volt number per stepdown module depending on the lamp and the manufacturer. It would be at least a perfect solution to control even original lamps. with negative taxes I mean if you want to have 20% lighting you set the respective channel to 80% then you want to have 100% lighting sets the controller to 0% I just do not know if there are then control problems if the lamps so be managed. a swap the regulator with 0 and 100%, I think the best solution that you can easily control each channel individually either normal or twisted
my original lamps are all from Aqua Medic and have this control. say if the controller is disconnected from the lamp then all channels light up with 100% if controller is plugged in takes over the control. ie if the Aquarius lamp from Aqua Medic has 3.26 volts, all channels are at 0%
You said you wanted to turn the controls in the software. so at 0% lighting, for example, 1.8 volts are applied and at 100% illumination 0 volts are output. Everybody can adjust the volt number per stepdown module depending on the lamp and the manufacturer. It would be at least a perfect solution to control even original lamps. with negative taxes I mean if you want to have 20% lighting you set the respective channel to 80% then you want to have 100% lighting sets the controller to 0% I just do not know if there are then control problems if the lamps so be managed. a swap the regulator with 0 and 100%, I think the best solution that you can easily control each channel individually either normal or twisted
206 gallon tank, 42 gallon technic sump, system triton core 7, 8 dosing Pumps, AM Aquarius, AM Reef LED, AM Ocean LED at TC420, AM Temp controller, Skimmer Bubble Magus Curve M7, 3 Tunze flow pumps at Tunze Multi Controller 7096, AM refill system pro
