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    Is it possible?

    Hi,

    I want to turn a pump on with low lv sensor and shut it of with high lv sensor. Is it possible?

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    What type of sensor? I do this with float switches

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    apex optical sensors. What is the code that you use? Should work the same.

    I am trying to do a AWC. I have a ATK. I will be using the optical sensor form the ATK for max level and another apex optical sensor for minimum. I will be using apex solenoid out of the manifold to export the water to the drain and PMUP to refill salt water. All hooked up to 24 v outputs on apex.

    This is how i have it now. It works ok. I am not sure how reliable it will be.

    AWCLow = minimum water level in sump.

    SLN = maximum water level in sump.

    AWCvale


    Fallback OFF
    Set OFF
    If Time 20:00 to 20:02 Then ON
    If AWCLow OPEN Then OFF
    If FloodS CLOSED Then OFF
    If Sflood CLOSED Then OFF



    AWCpmup

    Fallback OFF
    Set OFF
    If Time 20:03 to 20:04 Then ON
    If SLN CLOSED Then OFF
    If FloodS CLOSED Then OFF
    If Sflood CLOSED Then OFF

    ATK

    Fallback OFF
    Set OFF
    If SLN OPEN Then ON
    If SLH CLOSED Then OFF
    When On > 001:00 Then OFF
    Defer 000:10 Then ON
    Defer 000:04 Then OFF
    Min Time 060:00 Then OFF
    If Time 19:59 to 20:10 Then OFF

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    The easiest turn on when low and off at high is this

    Fallback OFF
    If Swx_Lo OPEN Then ON
    If Swx_Hi CLOSED Then OFF
    When On > 002:15 Then OFF

    No Set OFF, this means once the bottom sensor activates and becomes covered it doesn't go back to the OFF state
    Insert a time value at the end just slightly longer than it takes to fill your container. If thats 2 minutes, set this slightly higher with a little buffer in case it takes a bit longer than usual once and awhile. This is your emergency OFF if the sensors fail. It will send you an alert and put the tile into an OFF state.

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    i Just figured this out 1 minute before you replayed.

    what do you think about this?

    AWCvale

    Fallback OFF
    If Time 10:00 to 10:02 Then ON
    If AWCLow OPEN Then OFF
    Defer 01:00 Then ON

    AWCpmup

    Fallback OFF
    If AWCLow OPEN Then ON
    If SLN CLOSED Then OFF
    When On > 001:00 Then OFF
    If Output AWCout = ON Then OFF
    If Sflood CLOSED Then OFF

    ATK

    Fallback OFF
    Set OFF
    If SLN OPEN Then ON
    If SLH CLOSED Then OFF
    When On > 001:00 Then OFF
    Defer 000:10 Then ON
    Defer 000:04 Then OFF
    Min Time 060:00 Then OFF
    If Time 09:59 to 10:10 Then OFF

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