Add KH Carer

The HYDROS control is fully compatible with the Kamoer KH Carer. In fact, unlike other controllers in the market, the HYDROS Control will pull KH Carer (KHC) readings directly from the cloud instead of connecting via a clunky and antiquated pH port.  

Here is what you’ll need to get started:

• A fully configured and working KH Carer 3rd Party Device ^[1].

Step 1: Create KHC Input

• From the app’s STATUS screen, tap on the three horizontal dots to the right of the INPUT label and select “Add / Edit Input.”
• Tap on the + symbol in the bottom-right corner.
• Type the input’s name. We recommend using “Alkalinity” and tapping on “Create.”

Step 2: Configure your Alkalinity Input

• Tester: Select the KH Carer 3rd Party Device you created.
• Test: Select the test input you wish to pull from the Kamoer cloud.  
  
  TIP: You can only select one test at a time. To select multiple tests, you must create multiple KH Carer Test inputs.
• Safe Range: This option allows you to set a safe range’s lowest and highest points. If the reading falls outside the range, HYDROS will notify you if you have enabled the notifications below.
• Graph Value Limits: It allows you to set the maximum and minimum values displayed under the Graphs view.
• Stale Sample Notification: The Control can notify you if the last reading is too old. If the HYDROS has not received a new reading within the time selected, it will let you know if you have enabled the notifications below.
  
  TIP: We recommend you set this to 1.5 times your KHC testing frequency. i.e., If your KHC tests every 4 hours, we recommend you set this value to 06:00:00
• Notification Level: This option allows you to tell HYDROS when to send a notification. You will receive notifications when
  • Alkalinity is below Safe Range Low
  • Alkalinity is above Safe Rage High
  • The Stale Sample Time limit has been exceeded
• Is Invisible: If you choose to hide the input from the status screen, it will only become visible on pages that have “Show Invisible” selected.

Step 4: Upload the Changes

After configuring the input, tap the yellow bar at the bottom to upload your changes to the cloud and each HYDROS device.