Everything makes sense except for the "CH 2".

Can you clarify that one? Your CYA is high, and that would make sense if you're still using a pool service and/or using tabs for chlorination. Good thing your FC is elevated to compensate. Ideally I would drain/exchange some water to lower it to around 50-60 if possible. If you chose to continue with the elevated CYA, make sure to keep your FC elevated. Also remember that when FC is at/over 10, it tends to skew the pH and make it read high.
To be sure about the CYA, you can always do the following:
CYA Dilution Testing:
Add pool water to bottom of sticker.
Add tap water to top of sticker.
Shake.
Pour out half so mixture is to bottom of sticker.
Add reagent to top of sticker.
Shake.
Test outside with back to sun and tube at waist level.
Pour back and forth a few times to see if you get the same result.
Double the result.
If you are using chlorine tabs, I would remove them from your chlorinator and stick to just regular bleach to keep the CYA from increasing any further.
