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I needed to reboot the program after Marco's last instructions. Im in now.

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Peaceful kitteh peace of mind after installing P4. :D

Vortech module hooked up today.
Flow meter ordered late yesterday, hopefully connect next weekend.
Waiting on email notifications to be added to firmware.
Other than that, running like a champ.

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I'm on myghl now. Looking to get the ph, conductivity, and redox setup.

I thought I read these probes need to be calibrated first. They came in tubes with fluid. Does this mean they were already calibrated? I'm assuming I just rinse each one off and install in my system now?

I see the calibration data window showing value and adc.

Sorry for my growing pains. New to controllers.
 
Peaceful kitteh peace of mind after installing P4. :D

Vortech module hooked up today.
Flow meter ordered late yesterday, hopefully connect next weekend.
Waiting on email notifications to be added to firmware.
Other than that, running like a champ.

i-x983vC2.jpg
That is adorable!
 
The fluid is to keep them wet as it's not very good for the membrane on the probes to dry out. They are not calibrated, and will need to be using the provided solutions, you're best reading the manual on how to calibrate each probe individually.
 
I'm on myghl now. Looking to get the ph, conductivity, and redox setup.

I thought I read these probes need to be calibrated first. They came in tubes with fluid. Does this mean they were already calibrated? I'm assuming I just rinse each one off and install in my system now?

I see the calibration data window showing value and adc.

Sorry for my growing pains. New to controllers.
The fluid keeps the probes from drying out.
You need to calibrate. Float the calibration fluid in a ziplock baggie in your sump for 15 mins first to equalize the temp.

EDIT: Oops, didn't see daelie's post. Didn't mean to repeat.
 
The fluid is to keep them wet as it's not very good for the membrane on the probes to dry out. They are not calibrated, and will need to be using the provided solutions, you're best reading the manual on how to calibrate each probe individually.

I was thinking it was to keep the probes wet but wasn't sure, as the color fluids not present in the tubes.
 
The calibration procedure for each probe is available in the manual. It's very straightforward and necessary for all probes, besides the temp probe.
 
The calibration procedure for each probe is available in the manual. It's very straightforward and necessary for all probes, besides the temp probe.

I'm having issues with needing to refer to 2 separate manuals. Which manual should I be using to calibrate the probes?
 
I'm having issues with needing to refer to 2 separate manuals. Which manual should I be using to calibrate the probes?

I calibrated with the P4 on screen menu and it was easy. Go to sensors and navigate to calibration and follow the instructions for each probe there.

MyGHL is really slow for me for some reason. GCC works well but I don't get a calibration button for some reason.
 
I calibrated with the P4 on screen menu and it was easy. Go to sensors and navigate to calibration and follow the instructions for each probe there.

MyGHL is really slow for me for some reason. GCC works well but I don't get a calibration button for some reason.

Can I calibrate using the touch screen?
 

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