SureReally? Could you please let me know how you entered in the trident outputs configuration? I am doing something wrong
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SureReally? Could you please let me know how you entered in the trident outputs configuration? I am doing something wrong
AlkalinityCant believe I just found this thread. Thank you! But does anyone have the original OSC in case I would ever want to revert back? Or could I just simply set the trident back to factory default in the app?
Thank you!Alkalinity
https://apexfusion.com/apex/<apex#>/config/outputs/5_4
OSC 360:00/001:00/359:00 Then ON
Combined
https://apexfusion.com/apex/<apex#>/config/outputs/5_3
OSC 000:00/001:00/719:00 Then ON
Sử dụng Google Dịch. Xin lỗi nếu không đúng.Rất tiếc, tôi đã thử truy cập vào liên kết https://apexfusion.com/apex/<id>/config/outputs/5_4 nhưng đều không thành công. bạn có thể giúp tôi Tôi không biết phải thay thế <id> bằng gì và tìm nó ở đâu? cảm tạ
I tried that first but turns out the OSC command cannot have an interval greater than 16hrs. Not sure why they would code it that way but if you wanted to have a single day interval executing at midnight then you'll just want to use a time command like I decided to use in my example above.Couldn't we just change the OSC code to make this work instead of writing new code?
For example, if I want to test alk 2x a day then I just copy and paste the current combined test code?
Nope, other than I have to recalibrate it again after cleaning the cuvette!Still no issues for the first people with the trident clogging up or inaccurate tests?
So this is difficult to say. I’ve had one trident for over 2 years and 1 for a bit more than a year (bought used). I’ve been doing the custom schedule for about 15 months (1-2 tests per day). For the 2 year one I had to clean the lines once before the new schedule and once after. For the used 1+ year unit I’ve had to clean once in that time.Still no issues for the first people with the trident clogging up or inaccurate tests?
This reminds me a of a tip I’ve learned over time. When you hook everything back up don’t use the “Trident Initialize” task. That resets the calibration and the reagent fluid levels. Instead, just plug it back in and manually tell it to prime all the lines. This keeps the old reagent levels and calibration. However, it never hurts to recalibrate after maintenance or changing reagents.Nope, other than I have to recalibrate it again after cleaning the cuvette!
That's what i do. However, with the cuvette now much cleaner - test results are off and it needs to be recalibrated (my alkalinity was off by -0.5dKH, calcium by 125ppm and magnesium by 100ppm).This reminds me a of a tip I’ve learned over time. When you hook everything back up don’t use the “Trident Initialize” task. That resets the calibration and the reagent fluid levels. Instead, just plug it back in and manually tell it to prime all the lines. This keeps the old reagent levels and calibration. However, it never hurts to recalibrate after maintenance or changing reagents.
Makes a huge ($) difference to your monthly operating costs.Just did this 12 hours and its working great so far!