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I think the message shown when the coil overheats could be a bit more generic like "Antiburn protection". A lot of people see fill pod and only look at how much e liquid is in the tank and don't realize that it might only be about their wattage airflow setup. Some clear info provided by Oxva in the box the device comes in as to the reasons why "fill pod" may be displayed would be very helpful.

Under the 'safety' tab in escribe, you can adjust that 'fill pod' sensitivity or even turn it off. BUT IT IS WORKING (high watts, low airflow) as you've found out, caused by the wicking not able to keep up.

I've found if the wattage is too high and the airflow is too low, the coil overheats and says, "fill pod" despite there being enough liquid. All fill pod means is the coil got too hot because a) too high wattage and not enough airflow or b) there really isn't enough liquid, causing the coil to run too hot. You can experiment with the wattage and airflow until the message stops popping up.

OK, so you got A bad pod.

No, and no.

Does anybody else here miss the .5 watt increments that are possible on other Oxva Xlim devices? Ironically, you can change in .5 watt increments until you hit 10 watts and then it's just whole numbers. Can this be changed via Escribe?

The pod used is an anti-burn pod designed for the oxva xlim pro 2. The previous pod worked excellently. However, this pod, which is from the same pack, did not work as an anti-burn pod. I have updated the device's program to 130.1INT.

Great! Out of curiosity, why did your system not already have pkexec? I had thought it was standard on nearly all Linux distributions. Is it a new install?

I would be grateful if someone could measure it on their board.

My screen went dark, but when I removed the board for replacement, I caused damage. I've shown it in the attached files. Please tell me the specifications of the components I need to install for repair. I created a support request but they don't respond to me. Tracking ID: 17R-H7S-SJX4 IMG_2584.jpeg.pdfIMG_2588.png.pdf

Hi, Finally y get access to escribe Thanks a lot for all the supplied help

Hi James I run this to get pkexec But where can i find the 60-dimension_engineering.rules

Hi James, Thanks form you fast response user is part of group but there is no files in /etc/udev/rules.d and also there is no /usr/bin/pkexec How can i fix this issue?

Normally, Linux EScribe will ask "Would you like to grant permission?". It won't do this if certain things are missing, but they shouldn't be missing... Do you have /usr/bin/pkexec? Is your user in the "plugdev" group? (Does the group exist on your PC?) Does /etc/udev/rules.d exist? If so, is 60-dimension_engineering.rules present? If so, it's a text file. What does it look like? Essentially, EScribe uses /usr/bin/pkexec to prompt for a root password, and then adds your user to plugdev and writes the .rules file into /etc/udev/rules.d. It does this because on Linux, by default, a USB HID device can only be written to by the root user. If /usr/bin/pkexec isn't present on your system, I'd be curious as to why. If there's a solid reason I can write fallback code. Thanks! God bless. James

Hi I am getting this message.... Any idea of how to workarround this message Debian 13

A couple of things come to mind. Is there possibly another window is hiding under the install window that you must give permission to proceed? Maybe try running it as administrator. Download and install the full package. Uninstalling your current EScribe isn't necessary. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_INT.exe

I have been trying to install the service pack for international customers (I'm in Canada) and it does not complete and just hangs 3/4 of the way into the installation. I have troubled shooted this on line and tried a number of things with no success. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

I would say the evolv default theme fits that bill.

I don't know, but you can find the chip specs and dimensions on Stealthvape in the UK. I would measure the distance from the bottom actuator to the USB connector. Good luck.

Bless my old eyes but I really miss the old DNA200 screen, just basic monochrome, easy to read on the go. Without trawling through the whole section..has anyone made one that works as it should? many thanks Steve

The subject pretty much says it all. I have a Dovpo Odin that does not currently have the DNA 250C. I would like to purchase the chip and change it over. Except for the USB shape, it looks like a close fit? What all would I need to do to install the chip? I am an experienced solder user. So the wiring and soldering do not scare me. Do I need a different faceplate? Is said faceplate available? They made a version of this mod with the DNA250C.

when using "session mode with TC"

I am using 1.1SP84INT and it keep locking the device when not set lock when idle, also tried 1_1_SP137_INT.sw-service mentioned in but that version won't fire.(press fire > unlock(already turn off, but still appear)> press fire twice to unlock> press fire again> device jump to lock screen> loop ) Also have another issue with SP84, is every time I press fire, it will always select the " change watt" instead of firing. Anyone have the same issue?