Wayneo

Charge your battery when it gets low.

Evolv never made one, but a user did. That's what I use, but another moderator uses the shorted 510. You should also do thermal calibration.

SO YOU COMTINUE WITHOUT CALIBRATING YOUR MOD AND ASK ME TO COMMENT. And no, i wouldn't want to look at any csv, certainly not a Pico. The mod measures coil resistance, and now with more information (Terpometer? never heard of that. Exterior ceramic?). At some point (no other comments) you should open a Help Desk ticket. Link in my signature line.

No idea if Dovpo made any changes from the evolv defaults, but you can run those yourself. As well as setting/checking the internal mod resistance. Who even knows if your Pico is accurate. Atomizer analyzer also showed you a temperature. Your mod uses that temperature to figure out internally what cold reading is at 70ºF for TC. You can see that in your TC profile right after the coil Ω's.

You should update to the latest version (last post). Link in my signature line. I've never had that issue with any pod and you missed it could be a coil issue.

You should write a comment on the theme for the author to see it and fix it. By the time I had written that, SP76 was removed and replaced by SP77 (which you quoted). That's certainly one way to get around a buggy theme and any minor enhancements.

Install and upgrade (software and FIRMWARE) with latest version of escribe? Link in my signature line.

OK, what firmware version are you running. Seen bottom right hand corner of Device Monitor.

I guess you're not running the latest version of escribe? Link in my signature line.

Write a comment to each author (in the theme comment section) and tell them to test their theme with the latest escribe because their theme has a loop that needs to be fixed. And read this post.

It needs to be smaller. Download (save) one already on the mod to see its size. "every background image i upload is staggered and repeating instead of filling the screen." Yes. Read the field label. I do believe it says 'pattern'.

Sounds like juice has entered down by the usb connection and compromised them. You could rip your mod apart, use isoprpyl alcohol and wipe everything down and look for any corrosion. Then check those voltages afterwards.

Read this post

That's not what I said at all. When your mod is all apart and you are installing a new screen, BE CAREFUL.

The screens are delicate. Try not to handle that area between the screen itself and the visible ribbon cable. If you need to make a bend that's best near where the connector attaches to the board.

2 more things and thanks for the clarification. Have you ever successfully connected to escribe in the past? In your Help Desk ticket you can post a link back to this post if you didn't post these images. First time I'm seeing these cascading errors.

Are your images in the order that these errors occured? At any point did you click that link by the lightbulb 💡? Other than trying again, you might need to open a 'Help Desk' ticket. Link in my signature line.

If I remember correctly for material files, on the left window you'll see all available (from all your mods) and the right window is what's on an individual mod. *You can't delete a material file from a mod if it'a assigned to a profile* So they'll work the same on all mods. If you use multiple vendors or never changed yours, you might as well live with the evolv default. Otherwise it's under 'Mod' battery.

That's right. You can save profiles from one and move to the other individually. Same for a battery curve and material profiles.

These colour screens are very delicate and more care is required when installing them, right down to the routing when attached to the board. They are tested before being boxed but a ham handed installation will show up down the road. Also, not a warrantable item but you could open a ticket at Stealthvape and ask if they'd replace the screens for you.