Set SV-1 Solenoids to be on certain days

[ae86oni]

Hey all,

I am brand new to Apex. Installed my 2016 model a week ago and have slowly been converting everything over to the controller. So far love it... Especially since I finally figured out the stupid salt probe!

Anyway..
I currently use a single solenoid valve on an outlet timer for my ATO reservoir to be filled 15 minutes at a time Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. I just purchased 2 SV-1 valves and need to set them up. Planning to have one valve connected to the bypass on my RO/DI so the system will purge for 2 minutes (to prevent tds creep), then open the other valve for 15 minutes to fill the reservoir.

Based off the research I've done, Here is the code for the valves. Look correct?

RO/DI bypass:

Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 11:58 to 12:00 Then ON
If DoW S-T-T-S Then OFF



ATO reservoir fill up:

Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 12:00 to 12:15 Then ON
If DoW S-T-T-S Then OFF

[zombie]

You want this instead to do exactly what you asked to have happen. With that said, I would strongly suggest purchasing some float switches and a breakout box if you dont already have one so you can actually fill based on level instead of guessing and hoping the manual float valve does its job.

RO/DI bypass:

Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 11:58 to 11:59 Then ON
If DoW S-T-T-S Then OFF



ATO reservoir fill up:

Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Time 12:00 to 12:14 Then ON
If DoW S-T-T-S Then OFF




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[ae86oni]

Excellent, Thank you.
I do plan on purchasing the switches and FMM very soon.
Cheers!

[RussM]

Excellent, Thank you.
I do plan on purchasing the switches and FMM very soon.
Cheers!

Float switches cannot be used with the FMM

To use float switches, you need a breakout-box, not a FMM.

If you want to use optical sensors instead of float switches, then you’d use a FMM.

[ae86oni]

Yeah, that's what I meant. Was just reading about both.