teebone110
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A great website full of resources for controller programming..
http://www.reeftronics.net
Reeftronics.net - Nice add on to your Tank Controller
January 14, 2013
Just a quick post, but I just discovered a new website call www.Reeftronics.net. It is essentially an public hosting site for your Tank Controller. It currently supports all Neptune Systems, ReefKeeper, and Reef Angel tank controllers.
How it Works:
You submit all of your controller info to the site. Within 24 hours your controller will be added to the site where is can be viewed publicly. You can not control your system, but it does give you a quick view of your controllers status, history, and programing. The best thing about it is now your tank information can be set up as a link on your blog or favorite forum site. Also when you look at your programming it allows you to download all of your programing as a PDF file. I wish I knew about this before I was manually typing my programming on this blog. Here are a few screenshots and links to my controller as they are hosted on Reeftronics.net
(from http://buildingareef.com/blog/2013/1/14/reeftronicsnet-nice-add-on-to-your-tank-controller)
http://www.reeftronics.net
Reeftronics.net - Nice add on to your Tank Controller
January 14, 2013
Just a quick post, but I just discovered a new website call www.Reeftronics.net. It is essentially an public hosting site for your Tank Controller. It currently supports all Neptune Systems, ReefKeeper, and Reef Angel tank controllers.
How it Works:
You submit all of your controller info to the site. Within 24 hours your controller will be added to the site where is can be viewed publicly. You can not control your system, but it does give you a quick view of your controllers status, history, and programing. The best thing about it is now your tank information can be set up as a link on your blog or favorite forum site. Also when you look at your programming it allows you to download all of your programing as a PDF file. I wish I knew about this before I was manually typing my programming on this blog. Here are a few screenshots and links to my controller as they are hosted on Reeftronics.net
(from http://buildingareef.com/blog/2013/1/14/reeftronicsnet-nice-add-on-to-your-tank-controller)
