email alerts, is there any way of showing which socket is which?

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So I have managed the following output

Date: 09.04.20
Time: 08:45:33

pH probe : 8.33pH
Temperature : 25.3C
Salinity Probe : 0.9974
ORP : 305mV
Cooling Temp : 25.3C

Lanthium : Off
Spare Dosing : Off
Spare Dosing : Off
Phytoblast : Off
300W Heater : Off
Return : On
Avast : Off
600W Heater : Off
WebCam : On
Sulphur : On
v1 Doser : On
Cooling Fan : Off
Skimmer : On
Mitras - white : On
Mitras - Middle : On
Mitras - black : On

Lanthium : 493.5076901.1 Days left
Unused : -1.0000001.1 Days left
Unused : -1.0000001.1 Days left
PhytoBlast : 18.3795321.1 Days left
Alk : 22.4616411.1 Days left
Mg : 63.9941441.1 Days left
Calcium : 44.5536801.1 Days left
Vinegar : 54.9957281.1 Days left



using the code

Date: $$DATE$$
Time: $$TIME$$

$$REPS[32][0]$$$$SEND[x]$$ : $$SENV[x]$$
$$REPE$$

$$REPS[64][2]$$$$SWID[x]$$ : $$SWIS[x]$$
$$REPE$$

$$REPS[8][1]$$$$DOSD[x]$$ : $$DOSL[x]$$ Days left
$$REPE$$


Not sure if it's possible to not to trim the accuracy (number of decimal points) for the "Days left in a doser" but it's an issue I can live with :)
 

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So I have managed the following output

Date: 09.04.20
Time: 08:45:33

pH probe : 8.33pH
Temperature : 25.3C
Salinity Probe : 0.9974
ORP : 305mV
Cooling Temp : 25.3C

Lanthium : Off
Spare Dosing : Off
Spare Dosing : Off
Phytoblast : Off
300W Heater : Off
Return : On
Avast : Off
600W Heater : Off
WebCam : On
Sulphur : On
v1 Doser : On
Cooling Fan : Off
Skimmer : On
Mitras - white : On
Mitras - Middle : On
Mitras - black : On

Lanthium : 493.5076901.1 Days left
Unused : -1.0000001.1 Days left
Unused : -1.0000001.1 Days left
PhytoBlast : 18.3795321.1 Days left
Alk : 22.4616411.1 Days left
Mg : 63.9941441.1 Days left
Calcium : 44.5536801.1 Days left
Vinegar : 54.9957281.1 Days left



using the code

Date: $$DATE$$
Time: $$TIME$$

$$REPS[32][0]$$$$SEND[x]$$ : $$SENV[x]$$
$$REPE$$

$$REPS[64][2]$$$$SWID[x]$$ : $$SWIS[x]$$
$$REPE$$

$$REPS[8][1]$$$$DOSD[x]$$ : $$DOSL[x]$$ Days left
$$REPE$$


Not sure if it's possible to not to trim the accuracy (number of decimal points) for the "Days left in a doser" but it's an issue I can live with :)
Awesome! Thanks for the leg work on this. I'll be playing around with this tonight. Makes the notifications and alerts sent by my current orange/grey controller look like a second grader did it with a crayon!
 

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First, thank you for posting this thread up. Made me go in and improve my notifications.

Next, a possible issue I encountered.

I have a level switch setup to indicate low level in the return chamber. I setup my notification to provide the indication and it states "Low Return Level:+ 2". The plus indicates "fill water" which is correct. The "2" indicates the sensor. I would have thought it should be a "1" since it uses sensor 1, sensor 2 is not used.

Here is the portion of the code:
$$REPS[1][6]$$$$LVCD[x]$$:$$LVCO[x]$$
$$REPE$$

Any ideas? @Vinny@GHLUSA

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