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Charging cutoff Voltage adjustment?
RicketyPumpkin replied to kalashnikoffer's topic in Oxva Pro 2 DNA
Why do you think 4.35V is overcharged? You are aware of the existence of different voltage single cell lithium chemistry batteries? Even cylindricals can come in different V. Some 3.6v nominal, others 3.7v...these are pouch cells, made for an optimal balance of cycle count & high enough drain to safely operate the unit. Sounds like your very used to cylindrical and you're appying logic from them over to a closed battery pod system. Either way, it's not possible to change on that unit. - Yesterday
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Possible bug or board problem and firmware
Wayneo replied to Vapors Tongue's topic in EScribe, Software and Firmware
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That's not what I said at all. When your mod is all apart and you are installing a new screen, BE CAREFUL.
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Try to not use the mod then... The screen on alot of todays mods are on the bottom...
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The screens are delicate. Try not to handle that area between the screen itself and the visible ribbon cable. If you need to make a bend that's best near where the connector attaches to the board.
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AutoLock Issue - Really annoying - Fixed by firmware
ElMute ODN replied to ElMute ODN's topic in DNA 60 Color
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Hi there, since a few month my DNA60C is autolock at each time I want to use it, so I need to unlock to have fire button working, it's really annoying, and i don't find any way to avoid this behaviour, autolock is obviously disable in escribe. I saw lot of people with this issue, but no firmware to solve it ? I tried to contact evolv support, but no answer since 5 days Is someone has an advice to solve this ?
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Hi Evolv Team, I am using the DNA 80C on a side-by-side mod. Since the DNA 80C does not use the old 8-profile system, it completely clears the Replay memory whenever I take the battery out to charge it. Having to manually reactivate and "Save Puff" every single time I swap batteries defeats the convenience of Replay.Please consider releasing an EScribe/Firmware update that allows the DNA 80C to permanently lock Replay data into its flash memory across hard power resets, just like it remembers our wattage settings. Thank you!
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Hi Yeah I have highquality cables since Im working at Ericsson develop datacenter. And yeah I have changed themes with escribe. I tested the update today again and....IT WORKS now! Now I only need to wait for my replacement screen. It died this weekend after have used my Rift since januari 2025.
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2 more things and thanks for the clarification. Have you ever successfully connected to escribe in the past? In your Help Desk ticket you can post a link back to this post if you didn't post these images. First time I'm seeing these cascading errors.
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Have you tried using a different cable?
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Nr 3 should be first and it unpacks and after trying to update the "command failed, AbiQuery P0! shows up. And it finds the device but dont want to update it. Done an Help desk ticket. Kinda hoped anymore here have had this problem Tried old versions of escribe to since it seems to be no firmware at all left on my device. Google search came up nothing...
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Are your images in the order that these errors occured? At any point did you click that link by the lightbulb 💡? Other than trying again, you might need to open a 'Help Desk' ticket. Link in my signature line.
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Hi New here.. First my screen died and now It does now it does not work I try to update firmware thru Escribe and these comes up... See attached. It REFUSE to work...Is there a way to FORCE some firmware on it? Its a RIFT AIO
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Forum for DNA One?
RicketyPumpkin replied to ardentBarbarian's topic in EScribe, Software and Firmware
The "Protect Pod" and corresponding sensitivity is self explanatory. It means it is the adjustment for the conditions in which the device will deem the pod in danger and take necessary action to protect it. Realistically, you can think of it as sensitivity for the auto dry hit protection. High/low sensitivity. It is not the same as fill pod warning on The One. -
I completely feel your frustration; dropping premium money on a high-end device only to have it turn into a paperweight after a few weeks is incredibly infuriating. You aren't crazy at all, but the blame here actually lies with the mod manufacturers rather than the DNA chip itself. In tight AIO devices like the Rift, the delicate screen ribbon cable is often aggressively bent or pinched against the internal housing, making it highly susceptible to glitching and dying if even a tiny bit of inevitable juice condensation seeps into the frame. Since you've only had the Rift for a month, definitely contact the maker or vendor immediately for a warranty repair—for that price tag, they absolutely owe you a fix, though nobody could blame you if you decide to wash your hands of these devices entirely!
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I ran into a similar problem with my vape a while back, thinking my pod was faulty when it started giving me "fill pod" warnings even though it was still full. Turned out it was all about the wattage and airflow like others mentioned. Once I dropped the wattage and opened up the airflow a bit, the errors basically stopped, so now I always adjust those two when I change pods or flavors.
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It does indeed sound better. One improvement, e.g. via a firmware update, would be to have the ability to power it off/on. So far I haven't found a way to do that. It's always on I guess until the battery is empty. Otherwise, definitely happy with it so far 👍🏼
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In short, this scenario you explained should never occur in the first place on The One. It give no fill pod msgs unless the pod is legitimately in need of filling.