This introductory video highlights the constituent parts of the various kits and gives a general description of the aquaGo system.

In this  video we explain in detail the basic operating logic of the controller, with particular attention to the  events , the heart of the system, and the programming of logical associations.  The aquaGo controller bases its operation on so-called  entry events . An event is essentially  something that happens , and therefore by definition a  change of state  of any of the various connected peripherals (sensors, users, units). It is for example an event that a level sensor  stop  to detect the presence of water, it is not the fact that the sensor itself  do not detect water . In other words, the event is the change between  I detect water  And  I do not detect water, not the very fact of detecting it or not.

With  active user  means a user to which power is supplied, with  user deactivated  on the other hand, we mean a user which is not supplied with power. The aquaGo controller provides a third possible configuration: utility  off . The difference, explained in this video together with the configuration of the logical connection between the users, lies in the fact that an output (synonym of user) that is  deactivate , it can be activated by the controller at any time if the internal programming requires it. A user that is instead  switched off , it will no longer be activated by the logic without prior intervention by the user.

This video shows the functionalities of the initial screen of the aquaGo controller, which allows the configuration of the display of the various sensors and the various utilities and also provides some convenient "short paths" to reach the logical configuration of the device.

In this video we explain how the aquaGo controller addresses the problem of temperature regulation (and, ultimately, also of PH). The regulation takes place with the control of up to 3 users with "gray area" (area in which no users are involved) and three different hysteresis deltas.

Video showing how to calibrate the PH probe in the aquaGo system.

Explanation and programming of the event of maximum time of users. 

The aquaGo controller provides numerous accessory features. This video explains three of them: the management of the dosometric pumps, the timings and the water / feeding change programs.

This video explains how to use the screen accessed by pressing the "Report" label at the bottom of the main menu. The screen summarizes the programming and therefore allows you to easily check what has been done and correct any configuration errors, always lurking even for expert users (in fact, as you will see in the video, I myself make a programming mistake and I realize it, in direct, via the report screen).

This video explains the configuration of the alarms that the controller can send via the GSM network. AquaGo  it is able to warn the user of the activation of an event both by SMS and by voice call, thus ensuring the effective delivery of the message.

In this short video we see what are the steps to follow to perform the system update.

Description of the changes included in version 1.15. It also contains some important explanations on the functioning of GSM and on the alarm behavior of the AquaGo controller.

Description of the changes included in version 1.20.

Description of WifiGo setup modes

Registration to the wifiGo server