reef-pi :: An opensource reef tank controller based on Raspberry Pi.

Yeah, I did try that and couldn't make it work either. I finally gave up and, after a great deal of searching, found an old copy of raspberry pi os from 4 years ago that worked with reef-pi.
Dang, glad you found something that worked for you !
 
Do you have an isolated carrier board? I've got an isolated carrier board, and a pH chip installed in my reef-pi circuit, but need a probe still to test it.
Yes, I bought their isolated carrier board, I went from getting +/- 1pH swings to +/- 0.2pH but according to EZO its still too much. Im talking to their tech support to figure this out
 
Curious, though it seems that if you get those fluctuations even with the isolated carrier board your whole setup or tank might have an issue. You could create a separate thread for the troubleshooting and I can try to see if I can help you out.

If you don't find any solution I could write you a file driver that averages a few readings together and see if that helps removing the fluctuations.
Sure I'll create a new thread on this
 

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