Any way to change labels on the Profilux display?

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For example, instead of "Dosi. 1", can the label be changed to "Alk.", "Cal.", "Mag."? I dont see anywhere within the Control Center that allows this? If not, can the feature be added?
 
Pretty sure when you set them up you have a choice what to name it. In the boxes below.
 
The label entry boxes that are provided in Ghl Control Center only effect the labels in Control Center, the Web Interface or Ghl Connect (App).

I want to relabel what is displayed on the Profilux head unit itself. As I do look at the Profilux Display as I walk by my tank, I would prefer to read "Alk 91%" instead of "Dosi. 1 91%"
 
Profilux touch? Not really sure. I've never changed the labels in ghl connect.
 
This screen...
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Ok. Don't know. I have a profilux touch. My P4 is in the closet behind my tank. But it does read what the same as the touch. I do know there are boxes to name what you want to call something in ghl connect after you set it up.
 
Not on the P4 itself would be a great feature to add thou :)

With the app, and web interface thou they are all easily labeled along with on the touch.

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Yes, I'm aware of what labels can be changed.

The label entry boxes that are provided in Ghl Control Center only effect the labels in Control Center, the Web Interface or Ghl Connect (App)

I want to see this as an available feature. It should be fairly easily implemented too.

@Vinny@GHLUSA, @Marco@GHLUSA ?
 
Im curious if there has been any developments on the ability to do this?
For example, instead of "Dosi. 1", can the label be changed to "Alk.", "Cal.", "Mag."? I dont see anywhere within the Control Center that allows this? If not, can the feature be added?
 

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