Delete/Reset pH Calibration

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I'm using a bubbler to measure sump depth. I have a python script that reads the bubbler pressure and outputs to a file, which is read by reef-pi. Unfortunately, like all file inputs to reef-pi, it's considered to be a pH probe in the settings and the only calibration option is for pH. So when I went to calibrate my pH probe, I accidentally selected my sump depth sensor, and now it's reading strangely, and I can't figure out how to uncalibrate it.

How do I delete/reset the calibration for my depth sensor?
 

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I can't exactly explain why, but from something @Ranjib wrote somewhere I have the vague feeling that if you repeat the same (incorrect) calibration again, it should return to the old values.

Another thing you could do I guess is look at the database entry for the sensor. Database access over SSH is explained in the troubleshooting Guide. There is another thread that explains this database access to modify IP settings, here. You can follow that to firstly access the database, then use:
Code:
#list all buckets
sudo reef-pi db buckets
#list all entries in the bucket <bucket_name> (the one with your sensor)
sudo reef-pi db list <bucket_name>
#Show details of the sensor entries:
sudo reef-pi db show <bucket_name> <sensor_id>
#for example the Auto top off ID1:
sudo reef-pi db show ato 1
 

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