'how to get pH in Java using Grove - PH Sensor Kit (E-201C-Blue) Raspberry pi Zero and GrovePi Zero Board

I have GrovePi Zero(GrovePi0) from GrovePi Zero Base Kit and Grove - PH Sensor Kit (E-201C-Blue) I am using Java (I can use any version of JDK 8...17) on a Raspberry Pi Zerro 2. with GrovePi-pi4j with Pi4j version 1.4 (can use any version)

my class GrovePHSensor below represents the PH Sensor.

@GroveAnalogPin
public class GrovePHSensor extends GroveAnalogInputDevice<Double> {
   
public GrovePHSensor(GrovePi grovePi, int pin) throws IOException {
    super(grovePi.getAnalogIn(pin, 4));
}

@Override
public Double get(byte[] data) {
 /// WHAT TO DO HERE?
}
}

the problem is that there are tons of strange code out there that give different result and even if I think that I understand what it does I am not sure if it the right thing to do.

for example the this thread is very confusing https://forum.dexterindustries.com/t/grove-ph-sensor-kit-e-201c-blue-raspberry-pi-zero/7961/13

at the same time wiki page at Seeed https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Grove-PH-Sensor-kit/ gives a sample code for Arduino with different formula

when I read the 4 byte[] i get something like [Pi4J IO read][0, 1, -106, -1] if i read more than 4 bytes than all the bytes at the end are -1

would be nice to have a clear implementation of the public Double get(byte[] data) {} function ...



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