Wayneo

Modmaker and stealthvape, both in the UK have enclosures.

Contact the Help Desk (link in my signature line) and see if they can help you. Also contact Lost Vape about it.

OK then. I can do this the slower way, 1 question at a time. How do you know that?

IIRC, that was during an early release of the DNA75C, before the many firmware updates and he changed it to effectively 100, or in proper terms 0.001 Steam-engine has it at 88. So Daniel's would feel a little warmer.

Does this mod have a USB port for escribe access? How do you know that? What watts are you usually using? Are you using boost:punch?

So similar to the other 3 button colour boards, these 2 button boards offer the same functionality as the 3 buttons. And full theme designer (board appropriate) functionality. SO HOW DOES IT WORK? With only a fire button and 2 others (not 3), the fire button does double duty as ‘fire’ or ‘select’. Using the up/down, you move around to the field you want to change, and while it's still highlighted, hit the fire button (now acting as a 'select'), make changes, then fire button again or let it time out. So, NO highlight = 'FIRE'. Highlighted field = 'SELECT' Toggles such as replay on/off, highlight the item then fire button The DNA60C shares the same physical footprint as the DNA60. The button layout is the same. The DNA60C screen is similar but different. It still has the same 4:1 ratio in pixels DNA60 is (128 wide by 32 high) DNA60C is (160 wide by 40 high) The NEW Evolv 2A USBC (Or the 1A micro) charging/data board can be used for escribe access.

And NO DNA board can be locked out of escribe or any Theme.

With a cold coil (ambient temp) Start escribe and go to your current profile. Do a full screenshot. Scroll to the bottom of the page. Start/click Atomizer Analyzer. Tell me how much it fluctuates over a 2 minute period. It will fluctuate. Start Device Monitor. Enable the checkboxes below. Take a puff. Pause Device Monitor, scroll back to the puff. Do a full screenshot. Thanks.

I have not seen that issue myself, and it does seem odd. I'd suggest you de-solder those 3 connections on an offending mod and see if the issue persists. If it does re-occur, open an official help desk ticket (link in my signature line).

A couple questions? Actually 3. Are the 3 mods made by you? Do they use the on-board buttons, or external buttons? Do they have USB ports?

You're welcome. Some hubs are better than others, sometimes it could just be different ports on a hub. It's not you, it's them. Enjoy your mod.

Try different ports on your PC. Ideally NOT through any sort of hub, so directly in.

OK. Write what the two lines say directly above the OK line. Bottom right hand corner. What gives you an error message? And what is that error message.

Start escribe, under Help - About. Post screenshot. What more have you already tried?

Did you remove and replace the screen at all?

So what lead up to this? You were last using the mod minutes/hours days before, picked it up ......... Can you start up escribe with the mod plugged in, go into Device Monitor and do a full screenshot and post it here.

I just checked your file and it looks good. It's perfect FOR YOU (and you know that because you tested it), and It's valid for all DNA users with that battery. Great job, man.

You can open an 'official' suggestion to Evolv at the link below https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=5

Here's a video, it's old but still valid. https://youtu.be/pNsAHmZ-E0o?si=_xW52MhmtrTHjs1P

If you can't find them posted here you can run your own 'battery analyzer'. The only thing it does is give you an accurate icon or %, and it does not affect your working mod in any other way. Now, if you swap batteries between brands what are you going to do? 🤷‍♀️

At a minimum you should update to that version(SP33), BUT the international version which offers more features. SP33 had a much shorter timer before your mod went to sleep ~1 hour. Versions after that and the current will sleep at the 24 hours of no use. Overnight your batteries will lose .1V per cell with SP55. You can read what updates were done at each version here; https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/66731-early-firmware-and-escribe-suite/

So why not just remove a wrap to fix it? Where are you seeing this? The coil resistance is what is read by the mod. You should not set it manually. After you figure out what you're gonna do, when the coil is back at an ambient temperature run Atomizer Analyzer and tell me how much fluctuation you see.

I hope you now realize not to do that. No idea, I think it was done by you, but doesn't matter, you see it fired at .196Ω as I have already explained.

Thank you for the earlier screenshots, it makes troubleshooting/helping much easier. I think there's a problem with how it read that .245Ω's as it's clearly a .196Ω coil, and how it read .185Ω. Did you manually put it there? Look at your 1st pic, what do the live ohms show, Look at your 2nd pic, what do the live ohms show? .196Ω and .197-.196Ω You have a .196Ω coil. The coil resistance is read by the mod. A poor connection by the trapping of the wire, or dirty connections on the mod or atty can affect the reading. BUT, no matter what you change it to or think, when you hit that fire button, the mod reads the live resistance, as it should. Your mod is normal.

What kind of material (wire) are you using? What atty? Why would you 'lock the ohms'?