Printable View
When I move the channel slider from auto to on, I get power to the ato and it works perfectly. When it's in auto I get no power at all.
Fallback ON
Set ON
If FeedA 010 Then OFF
If Time 18:30 to 18:55 Then OFF
If Output return = OFF Then OFF
If Power Apex Off 003 Then OFF
Defer 003:00 Then ON
???
I'm not familiar with tunze ato, but the defer statement will keep the outlet off for 3 minutes after being turned off before it will turn on. Are you waiting?
It's your 3 minute defer. Either slide from ON to auto or wait 3 minutes.
You might be an engineer if...You have no life and can prove it mathematically.
1. set to OFF
2. changed defer time to 1 min
3. changed slider to Auto
4 waited several minutes
no power still
Just slid slider back to ON and every thing worked fine.
Why change your set off, nothing would ever turn it on. Set tells the outlet what state to be in normally. Change the set back to on and try that in Auto.
Sorry, I meant the slider set to off.
I deleted the last two lines and set the slider to auto and everything is working fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by powers2001
Using the Classic Dashboard, go to XML->XML Status. Look at the first part of the data displayed, which might look a different in format depending on which browser you use, but the words will be similar:
<status software="4.52_5A17" hardware="1.0">
<hostname>apex</hostname>
<serial>AC4:12345</serial>
<timezone>-7.00</timezone>
<date>08/11/2017 20:10:54</date>
<power>
<failed>07/11/2017 10:41:21</failed>
<restored>07/11/2017 10:42:02</restored>
</power>
I think that you'll find that instead of a date and time between the <restored> and <restored> tags, as seen above, the "restored" data will show "none".
If my hunch is correct, then you have enabled the Power Monitor feature but do not have the conditions required for the use of that feature. Do this:
- add the two lines you deleted back into the ATO outlet
- make sure the ATO outlet slider is in AUTO
- go to the Configuration->Misc Setup page
- disable Power Monitor
- click the checkbox for the Reboot system after update item on that page
- click the Update Misc Settings button
The Apex will reboot. The two lines you added back in together will delay the ATO outlet from turning on for a total of 6 minutes (3 due to the If Power statement and 3 due to the Defer statement. So wait at least 7 minutes after the Apex comes back online, then check the state of the ATO outlet. I think you'll find that it is ON (unless the time is 18:30 to 18:55 or the return pump is turned off for some reason)