which is which port on the plm redox/ph-digital temp expansion card?

[windemerejack]

Ive installed the card and now going to connect my redox and temp probes but it doesn't say which connection is which? top or bottom?
Which is which?

 

[windemerejack]

Anybody? cant find info on internet and I need to get things moving asap thanks

 

[AZMSGT]

I don’t know the answer you’re looking for specifically as I haven’t bought that card. But the instruction sheet doesn’t tell you? Worst case, you plug in the probes and get really weird readings.

 

[windemerejack]

I don't want to plug it in to the wrong connection and it destroys something.
No instructions no nothing, just the expansion card and a blank connector.
If GHL cant even be bothered to tell you which connection is which then ive had it with GHL, its been nothing but frustration. from day 1, even simple things I have to come on a forum and ask for an answer, this is the last straw, I am done with GHL and I will not be recommending them to anybody. I was so looking forward to the ION director but I will stick to testing with my salifert kits until somebody else comes along with something similar who actually tell people how to use there products.
GOODBYE GHL

 

[Member No 1]

Look on the card itself. The ports might be labeled there.

 

[windemerejack]

Look on the card itself. The ports might be labeled there.

Nope nothing

 

[Ditto]

PLM-pH/Redox-DigTemp – GHL USA

www.aquariumcomputer.com

The one with the nutt (bottom one should be the redox/PH)

 

[windemerejack]

Thanks Ditto but would be nice if it came with that instruction.

 

[AZMSGT]

Thanks Ditto but would be nice if it came with that instruction.

It should have a single page sheet that came with it in the package. All my expansion cards had the sheet.

 

[windemerejack]

Nope all it had was the dummy connection and the card in a sealed bag.

 

[Vinny@GHLUSA]

All expansion cards are supposed to come with the instruction sheet. It looks like yours didn't make it in the packaging. Emailing us would have solved this rather quickly.