Ive been toying with going hydros. The stuff is cool. But with a catastrophic failure, I didn't want to risk a protracted implementation.
HELP! APEX head (brain) died.
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cboltsd
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Understood, I ran my tank on power strips for about a month until I wad able to purchase and implement the new system. So it was on bare necessities for that duration
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Emac909
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I feel you. I wish there was a way to have an SD card drive to store the programs on. I know there’s a way to mirror modules.
Here’s a question, does an EB832 work with the classic apex? I’m not expecting to have the monitoring functions, but to be real I don’t even pay attention to that stuff. I look at my Edison usage maybe twice a year. I got so sick of all the alerts I turned them all off except leak detection, low sump level, high heat.
Here’s a question, does an EB832 work with the classic apex? I’m not expecting to have the monitoring functions, but to be real I don’t even pay attention to that stuff. I look at my Edison usage maybe twice a year. I got so sick of all the alerts I turned them all off except leak detection, low sump level, high heat.
I believe all the aquabuss stuff is forward and backward compatible.
FixReef is still in business. The owner replied to my inquiry if they were still in business. LOL.
Emac909
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This is what google says about cloning an Apex brain
The issue lies in the fact you have to label the modules. The brain assigns the modules an address. That address isn’t something another brain will recognize. A different brain will assign the module a different address. So you still have to do the work of mirroring the commands to the outlets on that module
When upgrading to an A3, the restore function will not work because of the onboard FMM. It’s not possible to recreate your existing aquabuss Architecture. It has to be recreated by hand
https://neptunesystems.zendesk.com/...5757719-A2-Apex-EL-to-A3-Apex-Migration-Steps
