Hydros Controller Question

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Hello hoping someone can help me. Just setup a Hydros Launch controller love it!! Is there a way to track your water testing results in the app such as nitrate, alk, etc.? If not does anyone know of a good app to track those?
 
Hello hoping someone can help me. Just setup a Hydros Launch controller love it!! Is there a way to track your water testing results in the app such as nitrate, alk, etc.? If not does anyone know of a good app to track those?
 

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it will not allow me to enter a value 2 decimal places
I've read of that being an issue although I've never tried using the Hydros app for this purpose - I use AquaticLog, which is a free app. I will say, Hydros has a very good support group on Facebook. Questions are almost immediately answered.
 
@dbroncos Now that you are tracking static, you are going to be filling up your Main PAGE. Let's have you create a GRAPHING page so your main can stay as tiles or text, but also have graphs quickly available. I have a PAGE for Lights, Pumps, Dosing, RODI, etc.

Goto the three lines top left, then PAGES, then create a new one, call it Graphing.

Head back to your STATUS screen, up top you will see MAIN and Graphing, you can tap over or swipe over, then just configure that page to look how you want.

Remember too, you can even hide inputs or outputs depending on page viewpoints you want.

Glad you got the PO4 reading, make sure to reach out to support if you need anything ever!
 

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