Cant set specific dosing time for redsea doser

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Not sure if anyone else is experiencing this; I'm trying to set the fourth head on my doser to dose 15mL at 11:10pm.
Under single dose, I move the time selection to 23:10 and when I click 'save' the app either shows the error in the screenshot below, closes down the app, or turns the app into dark mode and doesn't save anything.
I've also tried to apply this time via the custom periods, but I encounter the same problem.
Firmware is up to to date.

Anybody else encountered this?

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Experiencing the same thing. When I try to update my "Custom periods" dose, it switches to dark mode and doesn't save my new settings... Samsung Galaxy S24, latest firmware on a ReefDose 2. Tried deleting that head in the app and setting it back up again but that still didn't work. Was hoping to not have to reset the whole unit but not sure what else to try.
 
Experiencing the same thing. When I try to update my "Custom periods" dose, it switches to dark mode and doesn't save my new settings... Samsung Galaxy S24, latest firmware on a ReefDose 2. Tried deleting that head in the app and setting it back up again but that still didn't work. Was hoping to not have to reset the whole unit but not sure what else to try.
Pretty frustrating. I'll let you know if I figure anything out. Let me know if a unit reset fixes the issue!
 

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