ecotech versa calibration

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when you calibrate ecotech versa it adds the amount you calibrated to the daily dosing schedule. Which basically then shows that you already dosed for that day. Is there any way to remove that amount from daily dosage . Hope this make sense.
 
when you calibrate ecotech versa it adds the amount you calibrated to the daily dosing schedule. Which basically then shows that you already dosed for that day. Is there any way to remove that amount from daily dosage . Hope this make sense.
I have the same issue with the Neptune DOS I use, so unfortunately, no - I don't think there's any way to remove it.
 
I have the same issue with the Neptune DOS I use, so unfortunately, no - I don't think there's any way to remove it.
I called and told them to update there software. He is like you only calibrate when you set up, I am like it's good practice to calibrate every few months just to make sure you are in good standings. I guess only way changing max daily dosing and upping how much to dose for that day, then remebering to change back.
 
I called and told them to update there software. He is like you only calibrate when you set up, I am like it's good practice to calibrate every few months just to make sure you are in good standings. I guess only way changing max daily dosing and upping how much to dose for that day, then remebering to change back.
I recalibrate my dosing heads every 6-12 months, so... (last time I did one was off by 25% and the other 15%).
 
Just coming back to see if anybody has resolved this
 

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