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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?

Open a ‘Help Desk’ ticket with your request/suggestion https://bit.ly/4616VB3

The power (amps) isn't getting to the board. Could be weak battery or a bad connection between battery and board (most likely) Using EScribe's Device Monitor with the boxes checked like in my image test yours to see how much of a voltage drop that you get. In my example it is 3.26 volts. If it were to drop to below 2.75 volts (default setting) it would decrease power accordingly. Hover your mouse over your Device Monitor to show levels. Post it here afterwards. My guess is that yours will drop below the set cutoff.

Yes, I installed the battery correctly, but I'm experiencing similar issues with the Penon mod with a 60C DNA chip. Could it be due to the chip's inaccuracy against the body, or is it a problem with the 60C DNA chip before writing this?

It could be that the battery isn't tight enough against the battery contacts on the mod, Is the battery wheel bottomed out in it's threads?

Traditional Chinese is available on the PC side. However, on the device itself, displaying the theme language in Traditional Chinese currently requires adding image assets instead of using system fonts.

Unfortunately, my chip is no longer under warranty. Okay, so one of the causes is loose screws. Could it also be because the battery is touching a certain part? Or can it be fixed by escribe?

In a color theme you can change the fonts used to ones on your PC. Try that.

May I ask why Traditional Chinese cannot be added to the text content? If I use Traditional Chinese, I would need to add many additional images. I hope Traditional Chinese can be added to the font library.

If it's under warranty try to return to place of purchase. Here is where I would be looking for the problem. These two screws connect the battery to the board (red arrows). Check to make sure that they are tight. Bottom left screw is battery positive connection and upper right screw is the negative battery connection and ground for the output. Also under the battery compartment there is a metal strip used to connect the battery negative to the board, it has a screw on each end. make sure those are tight as well.

I always experience the "batt" indicator even though I have tried many new batteries, when the battery indicator is at 4 or 3 bar, the "batt" notification always appears and interferes with the mod's performance

Post moved to proper area. What I typed still stands. Thank you.

No, it's not colored, I don't have a pro version.

If this is what your mod looks like, remove the panel over the fire button and see if the problem still exists. Is that a color screen on the mod? You can also (with mod plugged in) use escribe - Device Monitor and the bottom line will show what buttons are being pressed. Sounds like a stuck 'down' button, but is it from the board or panel.

an important clarification is that it has never been opened, so perhaps cleaning the board will help

I've been using killite on a dna 60 board for more than 2 months now, and I've been using it carefully. There is a problem reducing the power as if the board itself presses the button - despite the new battery and holds the charge normally, but the problem is serious, it does not respond to the fire button. during power reduction . I hope the board is not dead and you can do something, because the device is not cheap.

Excuse me, my dna60c screen will darken when you press the ignition button. After releasing the button, you can return to the original brightness. My power is 19 watts. The battery is also sufficient. I also used a new third-party theme. What is the reason for this? I'm using the translator to talk to you. 122916.mov

REF: Cthulhu Sentinel with DNA 60C ... random mod lock and random mod misfire Just a follow up to add what finally resolved the issue of random locks and misfires during normal use of the Sentinel mod. In EScribe, I changed the number of fire button clicks to lock/unlock the device. Default from Cthulhu was set to 3 clicks lock/unlock and I changed that to 5 clicks. No more random locks and misfires during normal use. My guess is that my vape habits and time between clicks of the fire button during normal use interfered with the lock/unlock sequence protocol of the DNA 60C Initially I looked for a setting to specify how slowly or rapidly the fire button needed to be clicked in order to lock/unlock the device and found no such setting. Maybe the time between clicks during a lock/unlock sequence is in the firmware of the DNA 60C and can't be user changed. Anyway, 5 clicks to lock/unlock seems to be the industry "standard". I was happy to see Cthulhu sent it out with a 3 fire button lock/unlock but for me, it caused intermittent and random problems.

Okay, so I'm thinking maybe there's a "never mind" due LOL I couldn't wrap my head around how a software setting could affect something that seemed hardware related, so I took the Sentinel back apart. On the back of the fire button was a sticker. A not well centered sticker on the back (inside) of the fire button and similar in diameter as the button. I took that sticker off and the Sentinel is more clicky now. I think that sticker may have been ever so slightly interfering with the fire micro switch and circular rubber mount around it. And in doing so, the mod was glitchy. Sometimes not firing and sometimes when I tried to fire, I would find the DNA 60C locked. The button seems to work better now and my mind is trying to reason why that sticker was on the back of the fire button to begin with. If I shake the mod deliberately, I can hear a faint rattle. At first I thought maybe the sticker had some needed insulation value since the button is metal. But now I think the sticker was a silencer. With the sticker in place, perhaps no rattle when deliberately shaking the mod. Since shaking the mod is not something I routinely do, it's a non factor, and without the sticker the mod functions well. On the other hand if anyone has any anecdotal information they've found with the fade-in and fade-out settings, do chime in. Thank you.