Need help with PH settings on GHL pro 3

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I have been running with a single ph probe, but doubting the accuracy of it (maybe getting old), so just bought a new one.
Since I have an expansion slot for a second ph probe, I thought why not use both.
Problem:
I had a virtual ph probe which is now deleted, and only one probe is active.

I need help with making sure both are active and working, and maybe recommended settings (pulse, pause, filter etc.)

maybe @Lasse can help? XD
 
IME - if you reinstall the virtual probe and when reinstall your backup of your settings if you already have reinstall your backup . normally it works after a reinstal of your virtual probe again (and reinstalled exactly the same)- it will work again. Virtual probes normally get the index 5- 8 and expansion cards start at index 9

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Sincerely Lasse
 
IME - if you reinstall the virtual probe and when reinstall your backup of your settings if you already have reinstall your backup . normally it works after a reinstal of your virtual probe again (and reinstalled exactly the same)- it will work again. Virtual probes normally get the index 5- 8 and expansion cards start at index 9

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Sincerely Lasse
Thanks. Just managed to solve it by changing the expansionslot/card from ph to redox and back (2 x power off/on).
 

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