rioreef
04/11/2006, 10:27 AM
Setting a channel to "Lights" enables the temp cutoff option to be used and turn off the lights, nice feature.
However, I have a 6 x T5 bulb configuration and would like to have two of the bulbs to turn on/off three times a day and the other four on for one set period of time (channel set as Halide since, I am using an IC660 ballast here). This way I can have an increase in intensity over the course of the day (# of bulbs on = 2-4-6-4-2). Had this with a setup with standard mechanical timers before.
The multi-timer option says it can do 3 on/off sequences but, this does not have the temp cutoff option associated.
Any suggestions? Mine is to modify the software to allow multiple on/off sequences for channels designated as lights with the temp cutoff option. The other is to just use the multi-timer option and not get a temperature safety feature.
However, I have a 6 x T5 bulb configuration and would like to have two of the bulbs to turn on/off three times a day and the other four on for one set period of time (channel set as Halide since, I am using an IC660 ballast here). This way I can have an increase in intensity over the course of the day (# of bulbs on = 2-4-6-4-2). Had this with a setup with standard mechanical timers before.
The multi-timer option says it can do 3 on/off sequences but, this does not have the temp cutoff option associated.
Any suggestions? Mine is to modify the software to allow multiple on/off sequences for channels designated as lights with the temp cutoff option. The other is to just use the multi-timer option and not get a temperature safety feature.