Please stop using the spreadsheet exposure settings and learn to use the exposure test appropriate for your machine.
The spreadsheet figures vary wildly and have caused a lot of issues of late. The figures quoted probably worked for the person who posted them but they are highly specific!
Use the appropriate exposure test to calculate your specific exposure requirements for your machine in your specific location. If you get exposure related failures or conditions change run the test again to see if it's still right.
Blindly copying someone else's settings is like asking how hard they push the accelerator in their car, copying that and expecting to go the same speed. It can be a vauge guide only at best.
Edit: This is the the original Photon:
https://github.com/…/photon-resin-cal…/blob/master/README.md
If you have an S or other model you are going to have to do a bit of work yourself to find the exposure test
;)
Rich
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