Advanced settings additional fields - ORP, EC, TDS, Custom, etc.

[johnny2k]

Tracking Min, Target, Max. I realize many of these are indirect markers and some argue worth and accuracy, however I and it seems many other use a variety of probes that measure these and would be beneficial to monitor these for trends.
Use case: as a home owner with a pool, I also travel for a living and can be gone for for weeks at a time, with an acid feeder reading pH and chlorine feeder reading ORP I can control those remotely. After a multi day rainstorm or hurricane the SWG can really struggle to catch back up, a bump in liquid chlorine does the trick. Recording these while testing help identify a calibration or trend line to use.

As your posts state, my pool chemistry may be impact the readings but should provide direction.

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Sundance
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Build Type: Plaster
Volume: 18000 gallons
Chemistry: SWG
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Latest Test Result Summary:
FC: 22.5 (23 hours ago)
CC: 0.5 (23 hours ago)
pH: 7.8 (23 hours ago)
TA: 80 (23 hours ago)
CH: 350 (23 hours ago)
CYA: 40 (23 hours ago)
SALT: 2850 (23 hours ago)
BORATES: 50 (23 hours ago)
TEMPERATURE: 87° (23 hours ago)
CSI: 0.02 (23 hours ago)
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[PoolStored]

A lot of effort into investigation...sorry you haven't had a response. Not many that roll your own around TFP, nor to your depth. Maybe a bump will help.