DOS unit not dosing after connecting to new EB832

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I had my EB832 fail at the outlets(all orange lights and looked like it was working but no response at any outlets). I’m sending it in for repair. I hooked up a different EB832 and got it going on the tank. It’s running my heaters, couple of fans, Trident via 1 link, and the DOS unit for dosing Ca and Alk. I programmed the plug outlet for “always on” and plugged in the DOS unit, the AquaBus runs from the DOS unit to my Apex Pro like always. I have manual control over the DOS, on Fusion dashboard and it records dosing in the graph tile through the day but it’s not dosing. I think it must have something to do with the tiles. I didn’t add or change the tiles at all. On the picture below, I can unlock the two tiles and manually dose by turning them from ‘auto’ to ‘on’. The dosing in the graph tiles is all bogus, except the big spikes as those were done manually to keep the Alk and Ca somewhat consistent. Any thoughts?? Do I delete all the tiles and somehow re-program new tiles? I would have thought new tiles would have shown up if I needed them when the new EB32 was connected and the outlet programmed for the DOS and connected via the apex base unit. No??

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Have you clicked the padlock icon and checked for new unnamed dos units? The addresses could be different now that you threw a new eb832 in the works.
 
Yea, I looked …nothing there. But great thinking.
 

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