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Evolv/James has added a 'loop checker' in escribe SP76 that checks the theme installed on a mod when one does 'upload settings to mod'. This stops the upload, describes the error and causes the user to have to install a 'clean' theme before continuing. James' words 'That error is because I added a loop checker, which detects if a screen jumps to another screen that jumps back to the previous screen, all using "Go To Child Screen", which can run out the screen stack.' Because of this, and how the user interacts with the theme, it can cause 'menu error' or that other oddity 'press left' due to a stack overflow. Read the 'error' carefully and follow the instructions to fix it. You have 2 choices. Either test your own theme now by simply using SP76 and trying to install then upload to your mod or if a user gets the error, we will hide your theme until it is fixed and tested by you. Of course we will send you an email when we hide your theme.

What DNA250C do you own, and can you post a photo of the main screen showing watts set at 20 or 30 watts.

@mse The fields are in Theme Designer for stealth mode. Mind you, I haven't tried them to see if they work. I never had a Reflex, so no idea what you're talking about. The hardware required for that has not been built into these devices.

@Wartoon With the latest version of escribe installed, the recommended SP for the 60C is higher than 85. Don't know if it fixes your issue. https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/66731-early-firmware-and-escribe-suite/page/2/#findComment-946480

Actual theming. Larger pods. Because it's all Evolv, higher pod QC. So IMHO not much.

So far, no. Only in Europe until USA distros ask for it.

No, not normal. Pod life can vary by many different factors and this does not sound chipset related.

Sounds like you should change your pod.

Does not seem so. And I do not think it is available via firmware or software.

Good catch. When you open a Help Desk ticket it'll go directly to the developer.

You should really open a Help Desk ticket. Even point them back to this post. They will guide you. Link in my signature line. That 1 second boost really drops your voltage down. When that black line hits 2.75V (default) you'll get a warning.

If this is truly just a black and white DNA60, it's the first one I'm hearing about. If it's a color 60 let me know. For the power drops, are they intermittent? What does the voltage drop look like when taking a puff on a full battery? Does it happen with all batteries? Do a Device Monitor screenshot like shown, with only those same checkboxes enabled. Hover your mouse over the lowest point of the black voltage line, click mouse to draw the black vertical line, and post here. Answers. There are no vendor specific limitations on any board. There are no settings for Auto-lock or click counts on a black and white DNA60 Does the fact that it locks mid-puff confirm a mechanical failure of the fire button (ghost clicking)? <- No idea

NO themes per se. All changes in escribe -> Display:Color schemes. From there you can share a .ecigcolor file.