Apex Code Help.

[yepreef]

“Fallback ON
Set ON
If Sw4 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw5 CLOSED Then OFF
If Output FeedMode = ON Then OFF
If Sw3 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw2 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw1 CLOSED Then OFF”

So this is my skimmer’s code for other functions. Can someone please help me add code for this : Turn off skimmer for 30 min every other days at specific time of the day ( lets say at :11pm )
Thanks alot.

 

[Alchameth]

Not sure about the every other day thing, doubt that is doable without it being too overly complicated, if at all. Having it turn off for 30 minutes every day would be easy though.

If Time 23:00 To 23:30 Then OFF

 

[SuncrestReef]

Every other day programming is nearly impossible given the limited Apex programming language. The closest you can get is using the DOW command to skip certain days of the week, but since there are 7 days, you'll end up with either 2 consecutive days on or off.

You'll need to create a virtual output to track which days to turn off, then reference the status of that virtual output in your skimmer program. This example will turn off the skimmer for 30 minutes at 11pm every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday:

[Skip_Day] -- virtual output
Set OFF
If Time 23:00 to 23:29 Then ON
If DOW S-T-T-S Then OFF

[Skimmer]
Fallback ON
Set ON
If Sw4 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw5 CLOSED Then OFF
If Output FeedMode = ON Then OFF
If Sw3 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw2 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw1 CLOSED Then OFF
If Output Skip_Day = ON Then OFF

If you're not familiar with virtual outputs, see my tutorial here:

Neptune Apex Programming Tutorials, Part 5: Virtual Outputs

Part 5 of our Apex Programming Tutorials. This one is on Virtual Outputs.

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Also, for details on the DOW and If Time commands, see my Apex Timers tutorial:

Neptune Apex Programming Tutorials, Part 2: Timers

Part 2 of a series on learning how to program your Neptune Apex. Today's article is all about timers: OSC, If Time, DOW, Defer, When, and Min Time.

www.reef2reef.com

 

[yepreef]

Every other day programming is nearly impossible given the limited Apex programming language. The closest you can get is using the DOW command to skip certain days of the week, but since there are 7 days, you'll end up with either 2 consecutive days on or off.

You'll need to create a virtual output to track which days to turn off, then reference the status of that virtual output in your skimmer program. This example will turn off the skimmer for 30 minutes at 11pm every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday:

[Skip_Day] -- virtual output
Set OFF
If Time 23:00 to 23:29 Then ON
If DOW S-T-T-S Then OFF

[Skimmer]
Fallback ON
Set ON
If Sw4 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw5 CLOSED Then OFF
If Output FeedMode = ON Then OFF
If Sw3 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw2 CLOSED Then OFF
If Sw1 CLOSED Then OFF
If Output Skip_Day = ON Then OFF

If you're not familiar with virtual outputs, see my tutorial here:

Neptune Apex Programming Tutorials, Part 5: Virtual Outputs

Part 5 of our Apex Programming Tutorials. This one is on Virtual Outputs.

www.reef2reef.com

Also, for details on the DOW and If Time commands, see my Apex Timers tutorial:

Neptune Apex Programming Tutorials, Part 2: Timers

Part 2 of a series on learning how to program your Neptune Apex. Today's article is all about timers: OSC, If Time, DOW, Defer, When, and Min Time.

www.reef2reef.com

Awesome i think this will works in my case, I appreciate it