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# Calibrating Soil Moisture | ||
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This guide will take you through calibrating your PLT-1's moisture sensor. The sensors come with the default calibration so this method is only needed if you want to make your own adjustments. | ||
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1. Take your PLT-1 out of the soil and clean off the probe. It is important to get the dirt off to have the best calibration. | ||
2. Make sure the PLT-1 probe is sitting in the air or on a dry non conductive surface and plugged in. | ||
3. Visit the device's entity drill down page in Home Assistant and scroll down to the diagnostics section. Enable the entity "Soil ADC" | ||
4. Give the sensor a minute for this new entity to populate | ||
5. Once the value is populated take the value and put it into the "Dry Voltage" entity | ||
6. Now place the prob portion of the PLT-1 into a cup of water. Be careful to not dunk the entire sensor, only the exposed PCB below "Apollo" and the horizontal line can be exposed to water | ||
7. Grab the "Soil ADC" value now and put the value into the "100% Water Voltage" entity | ||
8. You can put your PLT-1 back into your plant and you now have a calibrated |
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