Very good work. Thank you for the write up and DIY.
Richard
Richard
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Very good work. Thank you for the write up and DIY.
Richard
Is it possible to change the reservoir size in the software, and calibrate it?
Pretty sure I've seen a way to set the fluid level in the software without setting anything else up. The sensor is nice for letting you know when it's low though.
You might have just found a way to make some extra cash!!!! Let me know if you start building these, I have 2x dos and 4 containers
you could do that easy, with this DIYVery interesting @CuseReefer.
I guess your next project will be ATO using the optical sensors? yeah? ; The most reliable tunze 3155 ATO strength is in the optical sensor. Now it can be done in $40 budget right? Well almost Hahahahahaha
you could do that easy, with this DIY
Connect an optic sensor from the DOS as describe above, and attach to the sump for water level control, program your ATO pump outlet to the Outlet SWX* you are using for the optical water level sensor....
If anyone wants me to make them a cable with optical sensors, msg me. I might have some bandwidth to make some. Or i can make you an adapter that goes from the molex 6 pin to the 4 pin connector that is standard on the optical sensor I posted that's on eBay. This way you can install the sensor then connect it to the dos. Otherwise if the cable is soldered directly to the molex connector you won't be able to installed through a hole in a container.
So I can take an ir diode or 160ohm resistor and place it in pins 4 and 6 and the ddr software should pop up?
I currently do awc with the dos on 2 10 gallon containers with 2 floats for full/low itd be nice to graphically see it in fusion.
you could do that easy, with this DIY
Connect an optic sensor from the DOS as describe above, and attach to the sump for water level control, program your ATO pump outlet to the Outlet SWX* you are using for the optical water level sensor....