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Hi Jim,
The only reason you should have duplicates is if you connected the sensors to different ports. In this case, one sensor should be in an OK state and one should be disconnected. Here you can see I have 2 sensors in a failed state:
If I right click on one of them and choose configure sensor:
I have the option to remove this sensor:
If I select a sensor that is still connected, that "Remove" option will be grayed out.
Thanks,
Steve
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