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Thread: Redox reading erratic

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    Default Redox reading erratic

    My redox reading can jump 5-20 points in seconds. Should the probe be replaced, cleaned? The tolerance is set at 5, it calibrates in 220 in less than 120 seconds and is about 1 year old.
    If cleaning is required, what is the correct procedure. My instructions went AWOL.

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    Cleaning info can be found here
    http://www.aquariumcomputer.com/Foru...ead.php?t=1606

    they say probes don't last very long but mine became more stable when I added an earth pin to my tank (but it was measuring 30 /40 less when my T5's where on.)

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    Want to control nitrareductor filter with reedox, setting point -250.

    Readings change constantly, reedox is about -150 always.

    Now I can measure No3 in the aquarium as a result of bad controlling of the nitrareductor filter.

    I changed the signal filter to 1, the same occurs.

    What can I do to stable up the reading so it can control the filter in the area of -250 -200 that it should be operated?

    Please advice.

    .

    Worlds most gadget Aquarium.. almost.

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    Readings change constantly, reedox is about -150 always.
    how do the readings change? range? frequency?
    do the readings also change if the probe is immerged in glas of water?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matthias View Post
    how do the readings change? range? frequency?
    do the readings also change if the probe is immerged in glas of water?
    It changes +-5 in a second.
    I didn't test it in a glass of water, I can try if needed.
    The probe is that of Aquamedic because it has o 13mm thread and it was calibrated in your fluids, calibration went well.

    The same probe in another ORP controller, gives very stable readings.

    I have one of your ORP probes, waiting to connect it to the expansion box.

    Tell me what you want me to try.

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    can you see if setting the Operation Mode of the redox sensor to "Twooption controller" will fix your problem?

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    It was allready in 2potition controller.

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    have you tried changing it and setting it back?

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    Just did it, nothing changed.

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    A change of +/- 5 can be normal, it depends on several things, e.g. the flow.

    If you incease the hysteresis the controlling should work without issues.

    Where is the technical problem with it? Maybe I just don't understand.

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