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i tried on 10 cables, changing device, and reinstall software many times but still same error, i dont know what should i do or it can be fix by updating escribe or anything else. Im using escribe latest version for oxva

Yesterday after i buy the oxva. I tried to change the wallpaper using Escribe, when first time i plug in, it can connect and works properly and i can change the wallpaper, after 3 times i plug, appears message "Cant Figure Out This Device Version", i tried to uninstall and reinstall again is not solve, plug in and unplug, and i can't reboot device soft and hard, but the escribe says is connected and detected, how to fix it or explain i want to change my wallpaper to default

Do this and you'll see Puff time

Hello ! I have the same problem on my aio, but on escribe in "Mod" > "Safety" I only have the Replay "Allow" "Restrict" thing, nothing about the max. Puff time, I changed it on the "Safety" page but nothing changed... Thank you in advance !🙂

hello author / developer. Please provide oxva escribe software for Mac :)

so six years later my boxer 100 is doing this exact thing. Did you ever figure it out?

I too, would like this profile. I have an internal 21700 (non-removable) P45B in a custom made mod. The battery will only charge up to 4.14V (98%). Trying to get it to go up to 4.2V.

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Unfortunately, the original FullyMax one cannot be found There is the FullyMax one around, but without the 6-pin connector and even that is not easy to buy.

Well, I didn't make it up, the 6-pin connector is what the DR200 is fitted with as standard. I could get a 900mAh battery that I found from eBay but it's not the original one and I don't know how reliable it can be, but anyway it has the original connector. I'd have to wait about a month to get it at home and I'd pay about 27€ While the 1400mAh one I could have it in 2 days because it's on sale with Prime on Amazon for 18€, but I'd have to transplant the connector removed from the old battery to that one.

From your description you potentially have 2 different problems. Lines on your dimming screen and fire button no longer working. The screens are very delicate and are easy to damage if mishandled by you or the builder. The fire button is an external button (not the one on the board itself). It could be just a soldered wire that has come undone or the button itself, or lastly the board itself. You could dismantle the mod and push the on board button to see if it works, but I would not suggest that due to the delicate screens (but yours already appears on the way out) Due to the above it's hard to come to the conclusion that the board is defective. You should reach out to the place of purchase if you still have a warranty, or Jai's builder for service. Keep us informed on what you decide to do, and what they say.

Hello everyone. Liebe I have a Jaio Mod Dna60c. Last night, I know, I had to change the 18650 (3%) because fine lines are appearing on the screen. I didn't think anything of it and changed the 18650. It is fully charged and I still have the problem with the lines or almost black screen. You can see the screen glowing very dimly. I connected it to the esrobe. Device Manager says the battery is full, but when I press the fire button the wattage display stays at 0. I opened the mod and checked the fire button. This works with the resistance meter. Question: is the chip defective? How could this happen? The mod did not get wet. Thank you for the help.

I was soldering the ground wire of this DNA250C board but unfortunately my iron slipped and it bridged the 0m50 resistor and the 2 nearby capacitors. I managed to remove the bridge but the capacitors were also bridged to each other so I had no choice but to desolder them. Unfortunately in the process I think I damaged the board. The left pad of the capacitors is no longer a nice rectangle shape, it seems like it’s been scraped off — or maybe the solder mask. Either way I can’t solder it again because it’s touching the resistor. Anything I can do? I’d be grateful for any help.

I have or had quite a few DNA mods powered with a FullyMax 900 mah battery. Keep in mind that it has the same capacity as a 30 amp 2700 mah 18650. I have my doubts as to try to fit in a larger battery.

I've never seen a connector like that before. If the larger size fits, and you are confident in your soldering and diagram, then yes, use the larger cells.

Well, yes. The 4 balance connectors and the 2 positive and negative connectors are all in the 6 connectors as well as the electrical circuit that I drew. I know how to use a soldering iron and tin very well, so it's no problem for me. I've heard from various sources that the 900mAh battery pack and undersized for the DNA200 I've seen other boxes with the DNA200 such as the Foggetti which has a 1300mAh battery pack. What I would like to know is if there are other battery packs with the 6-pin connector of the DR200 with more mAh. Otherwise, I would like to know whether using a battery pack with the appropriate millimetre dimensions would be better to fit a battery pack with more mAh such as 1400mAh or make do with 900mAh.

It looks to me that the 2 outer connector holes are your battery positive and negative, with the inner 4 the balancing wires. So it's all in one. Obviously replacing it with the battery that has the same connector would be the easiest option. Only you know your skill level.

I do not know if a JST-XH connector is soldered inside the DR200 box or if the 4 cables for balancing the battery are soldered directly on the DNA200 board, just as I do not know if there is an XT30 connector inside the box for the positive and negative or if the connectors are also soldered directly on the DNA200 board because I did not want to remove the black cover present under the battery pack.

Here is the DNA200 circuit we are discussing (side A photo on the left and side B photo on the right). Looking at the photo on the left we see are the 4 contacts to be soldered GND - 1 - 2 - 3 (on which in other boxes with the DNA200 is soldered a white 4-pin connector found on almost all LiPo batteries) while above are the two contacts for positive (OUT) and negative (GND) to solder for the 510 atomizer plate attachment On the side towards above left (left photo) are 6 contacts to possibly duplicate the three buttons Up Down and Fire and then there are the contact for positive (B+) and negative (B- ) coming from the battery (red and black cable also duplicated) which are below and on either side of the 4 balance contacts (left photo). What do you recommend I do: 1) Buy the pseudo battery pack with connector that looks like original 900mAh (see photo)? 2) Buy the 1400mAh battery pack that is appropriately sized but to which I need to replace the connector taken from the old battery pack (see photo)? 3) Buy 3 LiPo 602560 1000mAh cells and rebuild the old battery pack (see photo)? 4) Buy the original 900mAh FulliMax battery pack even without original connector and replace the connector taken from the old battery pack (see photo)? I apologize for the bad English. Thank you

The DNA 200 connects to the cell taps on the battery pack with a four position JST-XH connector. The balance connector is made by JST and is part number B4B-XH-A. Ensure that the battery to be used has a matching XH series connector. If it does not, procure an appropriate connector for the board or battery pack. LiPo's swell. The original battery dimensions usually dictate the mod dimensions. I would not purchase a replacement with a bigger dimension without serious consideration. LHV/LiHV (High voltage LiPo's that charge to 4.35V will also work) Many battery positive and negative connectors might come with an XT30 connector which looks smaller than that Tamiya connector. The thinnest would be a bullet connector, or even directly soldered directly to the board.

Hi I have a DR200 HotGig that I used for about 4 months until the battery died. Subsequently having other boxes it stayed in the drawer almost new. I would like to buy the original FulliMax 900mAh battery that I found on the net, but not with the sui unique 6 pin connector. I found one on eBay with the original (but not original) connector, also 900mAh that would come home to me for about 27€. I noticed that other BoxMods that mount the DNA200 are powered by larger batteries, for example the Foggatti DNA200 Box which has a 1300mAh LiPo battery. I found a 1400mAh LiPo battery with the right size for which I would have to replace the connector with the one taken from the old battery. I would get it from Amazon for about 17€ I could replace the 3-cell LiPo (622566) with the 1000MmAh 602560 by restoring the original battery. I would get them shipped for €19 from AliExpress. I would like some advice from you experts on what path to take to bring back this BoxMod that I bought some time ago with much joy but was disappointed with the battery life that made it unusable. I apologize for the bad English. Thank you

Do we have any idea if this will work on Linux Mint 22 which uses Ubuntu 24.04? gtk sharp is near impossible to get now-a-days. Could really use a bit of help getting it to run as i can't as of yet. thanks.