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Apex Classic Setup and Programming Guide v2.2
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switches (when the float is not raised by the water, the switch is open, i.e. does
not make a complete circuit). Connect one end of each switch to the ground
connection on the I/O connector on the AquaController Apex. Connect the other
float switch lead from Sump_Low to input 1, and the other lead of Sump_High to
input 2. Connections are made easier with the addition of the optional Neptune
I/O Breakout Box from your retailer
Program Example using raw switch commands:
ATO
Automatic Top Off, this outlet is where the top-off pump is
connected.
Switch1 Sump Low float switch
Switch2 Sump High float switch
Outlet Programs
ATO <Real Outlet>
Fallback OFF
If Switch1 CLOSED Then ON
If Switch1 OPEN Then OFF
If Switch2 CLOSED Then OFF
SndAlm <System Outlet>
If Switch2 CLOSED Then ON
… other alarm commands
EmailAlm <System Outlet>
If Switch2 CLOSED Then ON
… other alarm commands
The program for outlet ATO, sets the fallback state for the top-off pump OFF for
situations when contact with the Apex Base module is lost (you would not want
the pump to stay in the on state if this were to occur). The 2 Switch1
commands, turn the outlet on and off when the sump is low. The Switch2
command, overrides the Switch1 commands (see the section titled Order of
Operation for more information) when the sump is too full. Finally, the
Email_Alarm and SndAlm are triggered when the sump is too high.
Program Example using virtual outlets for switches:
Using Virtual Outlets to track the state of the switches makes the outlet programs
easier to understand and allows the status of the switches to be viewed on Status