09-13-2021, 03:21 PM
Forgot to post some pics of real world custom rules. You can see I added a button to enable/disable the rule.
This is an ATO using 2 float switches. Because the controller has those hardware backup ports for DC and AC ports you can have a 3 sensor setup like my standalone ATO. Two sensors are monitored by the program and one simply cuts single to the port so it turns off.
The start condition requires both sensor 1 and sensor 2 not to be touching water.
The stop condition requires either sensor 1 or sensor 2 to touch water.
![[Image: rules21.PNG]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/screenshots_app/Updated_Version/rules21.PNG)
This is a basic rule to monitor a reservoir using a non-contact sensor. Maybe you don't want to automate a refill, you can see no equipment will be switched, only an email and dashboard alert will be sent. For now this will be how you setup alerts.
![[Image: rules22.PNG]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/screenshots_app/Updated_Version/rules22.PNG)
These two control a heater, you can see the condition required.
Just spotting it now, going to change "10 seconds" to read "10 consecutive seconds" everywhere.
![[Image: rules23.PNG]](https://www.robo-tank.ca/pictures/screenshots_app/Updated_Version/rules23.PNG)
This is an ATO using 2 float switches. Because the controller has those hardware backup ports for DC and AC ports you can have a 3 sensor setup like my standalone ATO. Two sensors are monitored by the program and one simply cuts single to the port so it turns off.
The start condition requires both sensor 1 and sensor 2 not to be touching water.
The stop condition requires either sensor 1 or sensor 2 to touch water.
This is a basic rule to monitor a reservoir using a non-contact sensor. Maybe you don't want to automate a refill, you can see no equipment will be switched, only an email and dashboard alert will be sent. For now this will be how you setup alerts.
These two control a heater, you can see the condition required.
Just spotting it now, going to change "10 seconds" to read "10 consecutive seconds" everywhere.
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