Andy
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Yes Chinese Shar Pei.
I have 2 of them. Incredible personalities!
I have 2 of them. Incredible personalities!
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RocketSurgeon
Andy said:
So it is true...Great Personality = Not so great looks.
Andy
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!
Most people would not think the things in our aquarium are "beautiful", but we seem to think so.
LOL
Most people would not think the things in our aquarium are "beautiful", but we seem to think so.
LOL
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RocketSurgeon
I've never described to anyone my anemone has great personality!
Mark L.
Moved On
Andy said:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!
Most people would not think the things in our aquarium are "beautiful", but we seem to think so.
LOL
I always thought the saying was "Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder!"
Mark L.
Moved On
Well as usual I have a 3 day weekend and it's filled with everything but what I wanted to get done. LOL
Anyway. I connected my controller to my router and accomplished the following...
1. Recognized my network and connected with static IP.
2. setup email & txt messagine
3. setup my router and created static IP address to access controller from anywhere on the net. Confirmed access by going to my mom's house and logging in to controller.
4. Upgraded Firmware to 4.05.
5. setup to clock to my timezone, 12h instead of 24, etc.
6. Setup Android widget on my phone to monitor tank and controller.
That was all fairly easy to do and I didn't run into any problem. Now I just need to physically install it on my tank and start programming for my various components.
Anyway. I connected my controller to my router and accomplished the following...
1. Recognized my network and connected with static IP.
2. setup email & txt messagine
3. setup my router and created static IP address to access controller from anywhere on the net. Confirmed access by going to my mom's house and logging in to controller.
4. Upgraded Firmware to 4.05.
5. setup to clock to my timezone, 12h instead of 24, etc.
6. Setup Android widget on my phone to monitor tank and controller.
That was all fairly easy to do and I didn't run into any problem. Now I just need to physically install it on my tank and start programming for my various components.
SuperRay
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If you are using the Android App, stay away from using profile names (PF1, etc) it will choke the Android app until it gets fixed.
I use a PF1 to start bringing my lights up for the day and PF2 to dim to night.
Details are in this forum somewhere regarding that:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=368
I use a PF1 to start bringing my lights up for the day and PF2 to dim to night.
Details are in this forum somewhere regarding that:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=368
Mark L.
Moved On
Cool thanks for the tip SuperRay. I'll read into it. I have to run to my moms for dinner with Family and cousins in town. Hopefully I can start installing later this afternoon.
Since I don't have my probes connected yet the controller is registering a temp of 20.7. I keep getting txt alarms stating my temp is <75 then ON.
So cool!
Since I don't have my probes connected yet the controller is registering a temp of 20.7. I keep getting txt alarms stating my temp is <75 then ON.
So cool!
