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You can set a clock or date in escribe but the DNA60c will not showing it. Wether date or time

Thank you very much! I will give it a try! 👍

I have no clue about the OXVA quality control. What I can say is I consistently get more than double your 2,000 puffs on the 0.6 pods, and my wife gets more than double what I get on the 0.8 pods. No sweetener DIY ejuice.

Hi Wayneo, Thanks for the explanation, I get your point. However, my current cartridge is only at around 600 puffs. Is it normal for residue to build up that quickly? It feels a bit random to me. Sometimes a cartridge can last up to 2,000 puffs with stable resistance, but other times the resistance changes after just 800-ish puffs. Is the quality consistency of OXVA cartridges usually like this? Thanks again.

Read the post below and try the firmware if you want. https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/76162-possible-bug-or-board-problem-and-firmware/

Hello, I own a DNA60c and I'm having a problem where the mod locks itself after a certain amount of time (key lock). "Auto Lock when idle" is disabled in Escribe. This only happens with firmware 1.1 SP84; it doesn't happen with firmware 1.1 SP75. With 1.1 SP84, it happens daily, practically every time I vape; the key lock is active again the next time I try to vape. For this reason, I'm using 1.1 SP75 again.

Does anyone have a source for the UP/DOWN and or FIRE buttons for Billet Boxes? Preferably in the US. I have several BB clones I would like to upgrade with DNA60C boards but, unfortunately the mods I want to upgrade have failing/faulty UP/DOWN or FIRE buttons.

In the Linux Mint distro world (and many others) under a similar software release philosophy, they call it a BETA release. Been that way for well, always. Available to anyone who would like to have it for testing and evaluation before posting a finalized update release to their servers. Beta / Early ... same difference I guess. I'm just becoming familiar with "your" terminology and semantics. Thanks

oxva dna البود المستخدم هو مضاد للحرق المخصص ل oxva xlim pro 2 . البود السابق كان يعمل بأمتياز.اما هذا البود و هو من ذات العلبه لم يعمل ك بود مضاد للحرق.ولقد حدثت برنامج الجهاز الى 130.1

Early firmware gets released there first. If there's no mass yelling and screaming, escribe (out in the field) will then notify users when it's next started by each user of an available update. Even the 10+ year old DNA60 got an update a year or two ago. It's been that way for over 10 years.

... I had overlooked those pinned posts because they are labeled as "Early ..." and thought they maybe had no current relavence . D'OH

Thanks !!! ChatGPT can rest easy

The U.S. version is feature and hardware limited due to the 2016 deeming date. Right down to the Micro USB connector on some boards. I'd always suggest the INT, created without restrictions. YES, not very detailed but they are here from the birth of escribe in mid 2015. RIGHT HERE IN THE VERY SAME area you posted. Naming might seem cryptic, but the 1st pinned post has software and changes, the 2nd pinned post is the discussion post. With the attention span of many and AI, your posts in here will generate more AI slop.

Okay, so no one has chimed in with thoughts and I have not been in contact with Evolv. So with that said, I will try to answer my own questions with my best guess. 1) Any idea what the differences are between U.S. and INT service packs with the same numerical release? Historically, some firmware or SP releases included features or options that were only in the International edition, either because the feature set wasn’t compliant with certain regulatory restrictions in the U.S., or Evolv wanted to test new or experimental features internationally before wider adoption. For example, older SPs sometimes enabled Boost or other features only in the International Edition of the firmware or EScribe build. However, overall the numerical version itself (like 1.1 SPXX) refers to the same core service pack release. The U.S. and INT builds typically differ only in regional compliance bits or included features rather than major functional divergence. 2) Given they are numerically the same, which should I use, the latest INT or latest U.S. version ... or whichever one is recommended? If your device was sold in the U.S. and you want to stay within U.S. compliance, then using the U.S. SP makes sense. The International SP will generally work fine too (they are not usually restricted), but could include options or behavior that were originally intended for markets outside U.S. regulatory constraints. EScribe’s built‑in Update/Check for Service Pack feature sometimes auto‑recommends the INT version even for U.S. users. This behavior seems driven more by the latest unified build being marked as recommended in Evolv’s servers, not necessarily because the INT is “better” for U.S. users. Why EScribe might suggest INT first: EScribe’s update service likely pulls a default recommended build that is not region‑specific. Evolv’s backend does not always segregate recommendations by U.S. vs Int based on your computer locale. Thus even on a U.S. EScribe install, the INT build may show as the recommended update. 3) When update service packs are released, is there any documentation as to what was changed from the previous service pack? Official Evolv documentation does not publish detailed change logs for every Service Pack. Evolv’s website and support pages do not provide a comprehensive public changelog for SP releases. Final thoughts about the practical reality of all this as pertains to my DNA 60C: Functionally and operationally, both U.S. and INT service packs which are numerically identical are also effectively identical. The firmware code controlling power, boost, screen, menus, and safety checks is the same. There are no extra features in the INT build that affect how the board works day-to-day. The only differences, if any, are “region tags” or regulatory compliance markers that Evolv embeds in the build. For example, Evolv might flag the U.S. SP as meeting FCC/UL requirements. The INT SP is flagged for non-U.S. markets and might include “experimental” options in some larger boards (but DNA 60C doesn’t have those). Bottom line: For a DNA 60C, you can safely assume that the U.S. and INT SPs with the same number are essentially identical. The difference is mostly for Evolv’s internal labeling and compliance bookkeeping, not for anything you’ll notice while using the device. ... am I wrong? 🤷‍♂️

OH ... Just to add ... The EScribe version I downloaded and installed is the US Version for Windows. So that isn't an influence as to why maybe the recommendation is to upgrade with an INT service pack. In fact, the recommendation seems counter intuitive when there is a US service pack available with the same version number. That's why I asked the questions in the OP, to try and wrap my head around it. Thanks !!!

When device is attached to EScribe and a Service Pack update is recommended, it seems to always be the INT version. When I go to the install service pack tool, I sometimes find the same numerically numbered SP but with a U.S. designation. I'm in the U.S. so it would seem the U.S. SP would be preferred, but in the install menu, the INT version is still listed as "Recommended" in parenthesis. Questions: 1) Any idea what the differences are between U.S. and INT service packs with the same numerical release? 2) Given they are numerically the same, which should I use, the latest INT or latest U.S. version ... or whichever one is recommended? Also I don't know if the information is even available publicly, but ... 3) When update service packs are released, is there any documentation as to what was changed from the previous service pack? Thanks !!!

This usually happens due to a screen resolution or DPI mismatch between Escribe Theme Designer and the actual DNA75C device display. The ZQ Essent uses a slightly non-square pixel scaling, so themes that look correct on PC preview appear horizontally stretched on-device. The practical fix is to design with a small vertical scale reduction (as you did) or explicitly set the correct screen dimensions and disable DPI scaling in Theme Designer before exporting.

Oh how I was wrong LoL. The Evolv DNA 60C is awesome and Evolv, with a keen eye on safety, performance and reliability, has allowed for ALL vaping persuasions. Sometimes devices don't arrive perfectly configured from a manufacturer or vendor, but that isn't Evolv's fault. The possibilities are there for the choosing in EScribe. With invaluable help here, I've gone through the bonding phase and have my device dialed in perfectly. I apologize for my earlier naive, newbie observation. D'OH

None of those items exist as they are not required. Instead, you have Watts and Replay. Replay offers a repeatable puff and dry hit protection like TC did without the complexity. After you’ve taken a puff look down at the centre bottom area of your screen, and if you see the word ready, you can then enable Replay. Replay does require TC capable material for best success.

I recently purchased a Paramour mod with DNA80C chipset and I don't find either in the mod menu or Escribe software how to set up the the mode of vaping (Wattage, Temp Control etc.) and also I can't find the Material tab to choose the material for my coil NiFe30.

Thank you for the patience, consideration, suggestions and support @Wayneo ... continues to Evolv

There are many DNA60C themes under their Downloads tab. A good designer at a minimum would have written what features are included, some might just show the word. You don't need to upload to your mod initially. Download, and just start Theme Designer, open that file you saved, or even just double click on the saved file. You can use any color theme you wish to learn, beware their features might not be available for your board type.

I think you need at least a 'New atomizer' screen. The mod, depending on what was written into a profile and the variance detected now writes that new value into your profile or leaves the old. So I'd say 3 screens. Stealth mode has 3 options (Like where I showed above 'Atomizer Power' Above) there are 2 for stealth. The options for stealth level are 'Off', '1', '2', or '3'. Off = Stealth mode is disabled 1 = Dim 2 = Very dim 3 = Screen turns off You'll need to play around to see which you prefer. Years ago in my old tired mind, I think I used a toggle with the 1st field, on something totally unrelated like a battery icon.

Now if I can only figure out how to set something so that the DNA 60C circuitry queries the atomizer routinely for resistance rather than only during firing. In other words, when I attach an atomizer, the display should automatically show the current coil resistance rather than all zeros ... until I fire.