03-09-2019, 01:54 PM
Hey jlysaght3, I guess it's possible these floats have issues, I don't really know what happens when they go bad, I just assumed they get stuck open or closed. If you are moving the float manually to one side it definitely shouldn't make the relay chatter, that would only happen with waves or if you moved it rapidly.
Just to clarify, on this reboot issue does the outlet have the red M on it when the display starts up or just the outlet not turning on but display says it's on?
Good point on the ATO, something I never thought about. I now realize I forgot to add the ATO DC pump ports to the custom rules so the pump could be turned on/off regardless of the main float status but I believe this is different that what you are referring to.
You're talking about completely disabling the ATO using a custom rule so if it triggers the ATO can't startup up. Soon you'll be able to disable it during maintenance but having the option in the custom rule is good for the other possible scenarios you mention. I will try and get this added in the next week, now you spell it out I see that being a necessary thing.
Just to clarify, on this reboot issue does the outlet have the red M on it when the display starts up or just the outlet not turning on but display says it's on?
Good point on the ATO, something I never thought about. I now realize I forgot to add the ATO DC pump ports to the custom rules so the pump could be turned on/off regardless of the main float status but I believe this is different that what you are referring to.
You're talking about completely disabling the ATO using a custom rule so if it triggers the ATO can't startup up. Soon you'll be able to disable it during maintenance but having the option in the custom rule is good for the other possible scenarios you mention. I will try and get this added in the next week, now you spell it out I see that being a necessary thing.
