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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

Under the escribe 'safety' tab are options to lower or even turn off 'fill pod' warnings. There are ranges of resistance for what the coil Ω's displays as. Yours is now in the 1.2Ω range by 2 hundredths of an ohm. Your 'wrong ohms' issue is harder to explain but could be due to your coil raising its resistance due to getting crusty/carmelized from use and/or dirty contacts. Those factors or others, have raised the resistance to be in the 1.2Ω coil range My simple explanation - https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/76108-oxva-xlim-pro-2-dna-resistance-issues/#findComment-945868 More detailed explanation (same post) - https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/76108-oxva-xlim-pro-2-dna-resistance-issues/#findComment-945933

The charger is a separate board for DNA60 and DNA60. Since the charger is not on the board there is no communication.

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.

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.

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.

These changes and most of what you wish for are found in/under Theme -> Theme Designer -> Screens. Although 'watts' are in 3 places, you should only need to change the Main Page. Easiest way IMHO is to Highlight the field, click options, choose 1 decimal and then the step size to 1 or 2 for point 1 or point 2. Enable 'don't show units'. Click OK. Or if you want to see the W you can go change the font size. You can actually setup conditions such as watts > 10 increment by .5, watts > 20 step by 1, etc. but that's more complicated (and has been done in other themes) I'll address your other wish list items later, or 'search works' better with 'all' better than 'any' (click the magnifying glass.

Hello. I made an LED panel that uses Raspberry Pi to output information from DNA. I am using Python for control. https://github.com/eucalyhome/dnainfo

Yes, and spaced, not a contact coil to start. Once you've proven to yourself it all works try whatever you want, knowing a simple 'complex coil' works.

EScribe Suite 2.0 SP71.1 For US-based customers (Windows): https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_US_ServicePack.exe For US-based customers (Mac): https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_US.pkg For international customers (Windows): https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_INT_ServicePack.exe For international customers (Windows): https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_INT.pkg If you would like the Oxva-specific version, https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_OXVA.exe For customers using Linux, see the beta thread. --- Oxva Pro 2 DNA --- Added an option in the Safety tab to adjust Fill Pod detection. --- Theme Designer --- Added an "Import Animation Frames" menu option for Meter and Picture controls on devices which support animations. (This saves you the trouble of creating a WebP file.) Fixed a bug introduced in Service Pack 69 which caused some themes (specifically, those with conditioned Labels with padding) to refuse to upload. Fixed a bug which caused some themes (specifically, those using known() and unknown()) to crash on older devices. --- EScribe Suite --- Fixed a crash when downloading settings on DNA Go and Reflex. Fixed a Linux (GTK 3) stability-related bug. Miscellaneous bug fixes and improvements.

Officially I never heard why they went with a 24 hour timer for deep sleep. Although from an engineering standpoint, I would guess they went to 24 hours to prevent excessive writes to the flash memory. They can only handle being written to so many times and they are done. And I am thinking that the flash memory is only written to only before it enters deep sleep (or firmware updates). If that's the reason, I think they are just over protective.

I've been a heavy vaper for over a decade now. And I was never truly happy with my setup. Actually most often I was miserable. No matter if I did watts or tc, mtl or dl, kanthal, ss, ti, whatever. It would work alright for a bit once in a while and then it wouldn't. And I had no idea why. Maybe it was the wicking, maybe the coil, maybe my mix. Endless guessing and going around in circles with very little success and mostly disappointment. And through all these years, even though I've owned a ton of different hardware, never once did I bother investing in a dna board. Too expensive I always thought. It's just a battery after all. Got one simple job to do. It's all about the atty and the build. Any mod will suffice. I was obviously dead wrong. Only took me like 12 years to realize. So, I've been a happy owner of a dovpo riva dna 250c for a few weeks now and my mind is blown. I made this account just to say thanks really. This is truly an amazing device and I absolutely love how it transformed my vaping experience. First off, it's reliable. It measures the resistance accurately and consistently. Seems like such a simple thing, but oh boy, it's a very rare thing in my experience. Secondly, I can finally troubleshoot my TC builds. No guesswork needed. I can see exactly how power and temp interact and see if I need to increase or decrease one of the two. I can also see if temp is shooting up too fast, meaning a wicking problem or hotspots, stuff like that. Third, I can make profiles for my atomizers and manage them on pc. Save different settings for each atomizer, move them around, edit them, copy them, make new material presets, the whole deal. Escribe is awesome. But finally, and most importantly, there's replay mode. And after watching a couple youtube interviews with evolv developers, I understand something fundamental that's always eluded me; to get a good vaping experience, the coil temp needs to take a journey through all the good spots. Take the scenic route if you will, not shoot straight for the destination. Ramp quickly to where the good stuff starts happening and then stay in the vicinity for the duration, making sure to stay clear of the ugly stuff. And with replay I can get exactly that. Reliably and consistently. The feeling of trusting my device to give me the same good result every time is amazing and I want to thank you guys for that. You got yourselves a fan. And a bit of feedback after all the praise. While replay is great, now that I got a better grasp of what it is I should be aiming for, I'd love for a way to tell that to the board. Ramp asap to 190c for example, from there go to 210c in 3 sec following a linear curve and then cap at 217c following an exponential curve for the rest of the puff. With replay I can sort of get something close to that, but it's kinda random and involves a bit of trial and error to achieve it. Is it worth it for the simplicity of just hitting a button? Absolutely. Would I also like an option to tweak it under the hood and set my own targets? You bet. And an annoying bug that I found. Whenever I replace the batteries on my device, it loses the last setting I was on and reverts to the previous one. So I always have to keep in mind to change something before replacing batteries so it reverts back to what I actually use. Should probably fix that. That's all. Keep up the good work!

hi everyone, my experience shows that I have no data loss when changing the battery without stress. I BELIEVE the mod saves the last settings every time it goes to sleep. Setting => battery out => data loss. Setting => standby => battery out => everything is fine.

So, I can recreate what you're saying. If I change profile, take a few puffs, pull the batteries, wait 10 minutes, put batteries back in, the mod does restart using the previous profile. This is what you're saying. If I change profile, take many puffs, let the mod idle (I dunno I didn't set a timer) pull the batteries, wait till after dinner, put batteries back in, it restarts to that changed profile (not the prior). I had never noticed before because that's not how I vape. I rarely change profiles once I have an atty setup, usually. I will notify @JacobEvolv here, but really the best way would be for you to open an official trouble ticket at the Help Desk.

Hello all. I'm new to the DNA world and got a VT75 Nano in near mint condition with buttery smooth threads. I love the device except for two things... 1. Is there a way to change the timer for the device going into sleep? 2. Is there a way to make clicking power 5 times required to power on (not unlock) the device instead of one click? The reason for this is that I usually carry my mods in my backpack. If the VT75 goes to sleep in my backpack, it takes only one touch of the power button to turn on. I don't want this to happen inside my bag. I'd love to be able to let it go to sleep in something like 15 minutes and then require 5 clicks to turn it on.

Hey folks, I got my mod back from Evolv today. Here's a huge shout out to Nick, James and Evolv. The mod works perfectly !!! I had no clue that Evolv even has pull with the Post office. I have never gotten mail on Sunday. To fix the mod, they replaced the board. Other than a new serial number on the board, I can not tell that it had ever been apart. Very nice. My advice to anyone here that is having issues with their mod. Just open a ticket with tech support, send the mod in and in a few days you'll be a happy vaper. I sent mine on the Friday before Memorial Day. They got it the day after, repaired and put it in the mail. Including a holiday and two weekends, eight days is excellent service. Anyway good luck, JT

If that feature works on the 60C you can try the serial command u=0 A to disable charging.

I'm curious about this as it hasn't happened to me. Have you taken out the battery and put it back in within 1 minute? What happened? I'm old but seems I recall there is a capacitor that stores a bit of current so you don't loose the setting. Guys correct me if I'm wrong. I charge all my batteries in the device..

Welcome, There are numerous youtube videos on the workings of these boards. DJLSB vapes has some good ones. Here's a link to the manual. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/dna75.pdf 1. No, but there are different states of sleep. You can't turn them off, but they do power down to a very low draw, listening/waiting for a button press. 2 Also different ways/things to lock, like your fire button while in your backpack, but your screen will come on, then fade or go off, unless you're in stealth mode. All those (Brightness/Fading) are in escribe -> screen. Button presses in Theme Designer. Most features and operations are the same between board type (color and non color), with only a few differences such as display items while charging on the 75. AND the search feature works here 👋