tunze 6215 with tunze 7096 help..

iereefer · 06/18/2012, 01:52 PM

Ok, so i bought these new toys and i was up till 2am tinkering with it. I have a 150g with a 6105 and 6215 i opted for the 7096 controller instead for future add on. Ive read the

manual for the box n pdf file for the controller. But no matter which mode i select i cant seem to get that wave motion. Anyone that has one and have dialed it in your advice is greatly appreciated.

Craig Borowski · 06/18/2012, 03:19 PM

For starters just unplug the 6105 so we can focus on the 6215. Now make sure controller cable for the Wavebox is plugged in to slot 3 or 4 on the controller. On the computer software check the Wavecontroller box and then click Start by Auto Adjust.

The controller will now begin cycling through various on/off timings. Carefully watch the water surface. As the controller tries different frequencies, it will eventually hit the correct one and create a wave. When this happens, click Stop on the software. Sometimes you click Stop a little too late, but that's okay because after stopping Auto Adjust you can fine tune the wave by clicking the Up/Down arrows next to the Seconds display.

If you're unable to get a wave this way, please let me know and we can look at the 6215's placement within the tank.

06/18/2012, 01:52 PM	#1
iereefer Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 15	tunze 6215 with tunze 7096 help.. Ok, so i bought these new toys and i was up till 2am tinkering with it. I have a 150g with a 6105 and 6215 i opted for the 7096 controller instead for future add on. Ive read the manual for the box n pdf file for the controller. But no matter which mode i select i cant seem to get that wave motion. Anyone that has one and have dialed it in your advice is greatly appreciated.

06/18/2012, 03:19 PM	#2
Craig Borowski RC Sponsor Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 492	For starters just unplug the 6105 so we can focus on the 6215. Now make sure controller cable for the Wavebox is plugged in to slot 3 or 4 on the controller. On the computer software check the Wavecontroller box and then click Start by Auto Adjust. The controller will now begin cycling through various on/off timings. Carefully watch the water surface. As the controller tries different frequencies, it will eventually hit the correct one and create a wave. When this happens, click Stop on the software. Sometimes you click Stop a little too late, but that's okay because after stopping Auto Adjust you can fine tune the wave by clicking the Up/Down arrows next to the Seconds display. If you're unable to get a wave this way, please let me know and we can look at the 6215's placement within the tank.