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homer1475 · 01/01/2016, 02:00 PM

Interesting as my Apex came with PH calibration fluid.

Not that I'm on Apex's website ever, but I didn't notice any difference in the fusion webpage either?

Only thing I noticed after a firmware upgrade was that with my LED's, you no longer have to use the light programming curves, then switch over to basic mode to enter your own code for feed modes and such. It all opens from the programming screen.

There has never been a "configuration" tab in fusion(least for me and I've had it nearly 7 months now). That has always had to been accessed via the web front end. Took me almost 3 weeks before I actually read the manual and found the front end from my local IP addy.

The WXM module is what you need for the radions and mp40's. They work pretty easily(plug and play), and the setup for them in fusion is super simple.

01/01/2016, 02:00 PM	#36
homer1475 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 5,313	Interesting as my Apex came with PH calibration fluid. Not that I'm on Apex's website ever, but I didn't notice any difference in the fusion webpage either? Only thing I noticed after a firmware upgrade was that with my LED's, you no longer have to use the light programming curves, then switch over to basic mode to enter your own code for feed modes and such. It all opens from the programming screen. There has never been a "configuration" tab in fusion(least for me and I've had it nearly 7 months now). That has always had to been accessed via the web front end. Took me almost 3 weeks before I actually read the manual and found the front end from my local IP addy. The WXM module is what you need for the radions and mp40's. They work pretty easily(plug and play), and the setup for them in fusion is super simple. __________________ 80G SCA Build: http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2560256 Originally posted by der_wille_zur_macht: "He's just taking his lunch to work"