Help! Need potentiometer

zombie

Dolphin
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#2
Radioshack.

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zombie

Dolphin
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#6
Make a profile called whatever you want. Im gonna call it ramp below.

Ramp
Type ramp
Min intensity: 20
Max intensity: 20
Time: 1 min

Light_V1
Set Ramp

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zombie

Dolphin
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#7
What do you want your lights to do after you test with the 20%? I can tell you how to program it.

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zombie

Dolphin
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#10
Im guessing that you want them to slowly ramp to that value to simulate sunrise and sunset right? You just want max intensity at 20% so you can work them up to full brightness?

If so, create 3 profiles. If you want different amount of red vs blue, you can make 3 more and change intensities accordingly

RampUp
Type: ramp
Ramp time: 120
Min intensity: 0
Max intensity: 20

RampDown
Type: ramp
Ramp time: 120
Min intensity: 20
Max intensity: 0

Day
Type: weather
Max intensity: 20
Cloudy intensity: 15
Cloud duration: 5
Cloudy time: 5
Prob of lightning: 0
Lightning intensity: 0

Light_V1
Set OFF
If Time 07:00 to 09:00 Then RampUp
If Time 09:00 to 19:00 Then Day
If Time 19:00 to 21:00 Then RampDown

As you acclimate, just slowly increase 20 by 5 each week until you hit a sweet spot. I like to set my cloudy around 80% of my max intensity so its still apparent, but not too dim.



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zombie

Dolphin
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#11
Misread accidentally did 7 to 9. Disregard the light_v1 and use this instead.

Light_V1
Set OFF
If Time 09:00 to 11:00 Then RampUp
If Time 11:00 to 17:00 Then Day
If Time 17:00 to 19:00 Then RampDown

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FishTV

Sting ray
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#13
Instead of a 0 value for your starting, and ending points, start at 10%. Your drivers wont kick in below 10%.
 

zombie

Dolphin
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#14
FishTV;310696 said:
Instead of a 0 value for your starting, and ending points, start at 10%. Your drivers wont kick in below 10%.
Not necessarily 10%. It depends on what the SV4T is set at, how many leds are on the string, type of led, type of driver, etc. Typically you are good down to 5% or less, but it takes some playing around.

Use the override in the old dashboard to figure out what is the lowest percent they will turn on at. Replace the 0 in ramp up and ramp down to whatever value that is.

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