Marine Sources or ReefStar DSP-1 doser instructions
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It's not, there's no "clock" in this one. I've figured out how to select heads and manually prime the heads (similar to the BM).
The display on this one is (underscore represent empty spot):
XX XX XX
__ XX XX
As an example I think it's:
Head ML X per/day
01 05 10 (head 1, dose 5ml, 10 times a day)
__ 02 08 (2ml left in current dose, 8 doses left for the day)
There is also an "ad" and a "cr" that displays in the lower-left empty spot while programming, not sure what those mean. This is a little frustrating but I got the 3 head unit and 4 head slave for $60 as-is off CL, all the heads work. These are also different than the BM in that they use an RJ45 network cable.
Hoping this may help someone in the future.
The display on this one is (underscore represent empty spot):
XX XX XX
__ XX XX
As an example I think it's:
Head ML X per/day
01 05 10 (head 1, dose 5ml, 10 times a day)
__ 02 08 (2ml left in current dose, 8 doses left for the day)
There is also an "ad" and a "cr" that displays in the lower-left empty spot while programming, not sure what those mean. This is a little frustrating but I got the 3 head unit and 4 head slave for $60 as-is off CL, all the heads work. These are also different than the BM in that they use an RJ45 network cable.
Hoping this may help someone in the future.
I'm going to figure this thing out [language filter], hope someone finds this useful.
I think "ad" means add/update selected head and "cr" means clear selected head. Also since there are no clock or time settings on this unit each head is offset by 5 minutes. So head 1 runs, 5 minutes later head 2, 5 minutes later head 3, etc if they all had the same programming.
If the last column in row 1 is "99" the selected head should run every 14.5 minutes
I think "ad" means add/update selected head and "cr" means clear selected head. Also since there are no clock or time settings on this unit each head is offset by 5 minutes. So head 1 runs, 5 minutes later head 2, 5 minutes later head 3, etc if they all had the same programming.
If the last column in row 1 is "99" the selected head should run every 14.5 minutes
