So out of the 4 ports I use for temps, it's doing it on 2 of them, ports 9 and 12, the display and the sump. Both are DS18B20's.
If I change the port setting on the heater page to one of the other two working sensors (my LED lights - port 11, DS18B20 or sump air temp - port 10, DHT22), the heaters act accordingly depending on the sensors respective temps.
The sync didn't appear to make any difference.
A new weird thing I noticed, is when I left it on the sensors page so I could better see the temps, when the new DS18B20 was connected to port 9, port 1 would change back and forth intermittently. (I use port 1 as a display high float that shuts off my return pump so I don't flood the place if something gets backed up.) I verified that manually tripping the float does activate the rule shutting off the return pump and skimmer like it's supposed to, but the screen shows the state going back and forth open and closed every 2 to 15 seconds with a seemingly random timing, sometimes 30 to 40 seconds with no change, and it does not activate the rule when this happens, only when I manually flip it.
If I change the port setting on the heater page to one of the other two working sensors (my LED lights - port 11, DS18B20 or sump air temp - port 10, DHT22), the heaters act accordingly depending on the sensors respective temps.
The sync didn't appear to make any difference.
A new weird thing I noticed, is when I left it on the sensors page so I could better see the temps, when the new DS18B20 was connected to port 9, port 1 would change back and forth intermittently. (I use port 1 as a display high float that shuts off my return pump so I don't flood the place if something gets backed up.) I verified that manually tripping the float does activate the rule shutting off the return pump and skimmer like it's supposed to, but the screen shows the state going back and forth open and closed every 2 to 15 seconds with a seemingly random timing, sometimes 30 to 40 seconds with no change, and it does not activate the rule when this happens, only when I manually flip it.
