Can someone enlighten me why the following is happening?
I have a virtual outlet PwrOutDelay with the below code
Code:
Set OFF
If Power Apex Off 000 Then ON
Defer 002:00 Then ON
This virtual outlet is showing constantly on: which is telling me that the statement "Power Apex OFF" is evaluating to true (when it certainly does have power).
I had the following code in both of my return pump outlets:
Return_4_1:
Code:
Fallback ON
Set ON
If FeedA 000 Then OFF
If FeedB 000 Then OFF
If FeedC 000 Then OFF
If FeedD 000 Then OFF
If Outlet PwrOutDelay = ON Then OFF
Return_6_1:
Code:
Fallback ON
Set ON
If FeedA 000 Then OFF
If FeedB 000 Then OFF
If FeedC 000 Then OFF
If FeedD 000 Then OFF
Defer 000:20 Then ON
If Outlet PwrOutDelay = ON Then OFF
not surprisingly, both return pumps failed to turn on after this change - as the virtual outlet is showing constantly on.
I had also tried the following code:
Return_4_1
Code:
Fallback ON
Set ON
If FeedA 000 Then OFF
If FeedB 000 Then OFF
If FeedC 000 Then OFF
If FeedD 000 Then OFF
If Power Apex Off 002 Then ON
This left the pumps on, but interfered with the feed cycles. Feed was ignored and the pumps continued to run.
This code: which was suggested by someone else - also resulted in the pumps remaining off and never turning on (again - because Power Apex Off is evaluating to True)
Return_4_1
Code:
Fallback ON
Set ON
If FeedA 000 Then OFF
If FeedB 000 Then OFF
If FeedC 000 Then OFF
If FeedD 000 Then OFF
If Power Apex Off 002 Then OFF
Power monitor is enabled:
My overall goal here is to set-up the return pumps to defer 2 minutes after a reboot or a power outage to allow them to completely back-siphon before attempting to turn back on. If that virtual outlet always reads "On" then - I can't make this work.
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