Wayneo

Easy Answer: Turn down the watts. Longer Answer: Do a FULL screenprint of your current profile in escribe, like this and answer the 3 questions below. Did you try your DRv2 on your friends mod? And how was it? What material (wire) are your coils?

If you were to look in theme designer at that field it should show 'Statistics -> since reset -> puff count' with a tick mark. Change that to 'statistics -> total -> puff count' then 'apply' when you're done making changes

Good with that hard reboot. Each profile keeps it's own resistance and temp when it was set, so you'll need to remeasure in each profile if your mod does not pickup the change in temp.

You can use escribe - Device Monitor to validate what that theme is showing you. It's on the left hand side of DM down by where the graph ends. 'Room temp'. Couple of questions; How many different profiles do you use on a typical day, and what one(s)? What firmware is on your mod? I have never seen any 250C where that temp would always stick at a specific value every time. I don't use that theme, but if does not match with 'Device Monitor' leave a comment for the theme author on his theme.

Short Answer - Nothing wrong with the board, your dealer was right. Longer Answer All 3 board types (75C, 100C, 250C) use different BMIC's. All 3 behave differently. Each board type also has different screen on, quiescent and power down 'current draw' rates, and internal timers. The 250C with the latest firmware powers down after 24 hours of waiting for a button press or an atty removal. That's usually at most .1 volt per cell. That timer has been adjusted over time and IIRC ~SP33 it was at 12 hours. But on the 250C, once it powers down it completely rereads the temperature and coil Ω's on startup.

any update on the topic? ➔ No. Stil100c can't be calibrated? ➔ Haven't checked, so can't say.

Your mod works fine out of the box with that default battery profile. A battery profile to match YOUR battery type will ONLY make the icon or % on the display more accurate. YOU can run your own Battery Analyzer for that battery. All you need is an RDA, a kanthal coil and an hour of your time.

Thanks for reporting back in with your success. For others that might stumble across this post, no drivers are required at all, as that is now handled natively within Windows 10.

Download this version and install. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP50_INT_ServicePack.exe The SQEVO is a DNA mod, the Pulse is not. Hopefully you can plug into the PC directly. And use that SQEVO

Have you ever used escribe on this PC before? What mod? OS version? Just what Service Pack did you download? I'm a Mac guy, but these are usual steps taken Reboot PC. Use a known data cable (like for your phone), if you can plug directly into PC (not a hub).

Well ........... yeah. Black and white only, on each profile. In escribe. You can't change the display font of the mods working parameters though.

Tim, never pestering. I don't create many new posts but this issue deserved a dedicated post explaining the conundrum.

Tim, Dicodes Resistherm material is different because it contains trace elements of Aluminium, Chromium, and Manganese. The entire NiFeXX is sorta in disarray. I try to explain it better here. https://forum.evolvapor.com/files/file/1570-6-nife-material-files-and-tcr-list-for-all-dna-mods/

At the top of that same page it shows 2 alternate batteries. You can check if their dimensions differ. Depending on how you treat your Lipo's they can start to swell and you want a little wiggle room in there (which the doors provide).

Howdy @TimWiseman9000. They show (for their material); SS430 TCR 184. or 0.00184 Zirconium TCR 270 or 0.00270 https://www.zivipf.com/epages/63862298.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/63862298/Categories/Drahtliste Edit: Which I realize are both different from the standard steam-engine values. I would trust zivipf values.

Glad you spotted that. The mod IIRC wil also count 'fire button' presses (lock/unlock) towards puff counts, but should clean itself up when syncing and with ecigstats. That could account for all those extras in the theme.

Show me a screenshot of ecigstats, and the bottom half of Device Monitor. screenshot how-to in my signature line. 🙂 Either way, numbers might not jive/line-up but not a problem for how your mod works.

You'd need to look in Theme Designer at that field.

It always been like that. I'd always use an external tool to manipulate images. Mainly noticed when using round/circular images.

You cannot reset lifetime puffs ever. That 1st picture shows lifetime puffs, your 2nd shows 'current' puffs, aka since reset. If you were to look in theme designer at that 2nd pic/field it should show 'Statistics -> since reset -> puff count'

@db151mod Which is it? This post is in the DNA60 area? I'll move it to the correct area.

Every single item in that battery circuit can affect power drops (however you define that). You keep harping on about the MINIMUM, just use the MAXIMUM size recommended and that will be one less thing to worry about.

So you are talking about entering all presets for one of your 8 changeable 'profiles' Plug in mod and start escribe. It will open at one of the 8. Navigate to the profile you want to overwrite. Down at the bottom left ot the page, you will see a 'load' button. Click on that. Navigate to the location of the .ecigprofile you want to load and select that one. When you are done making changes, ALWAYS click 'upload settings to device'

20 AWG is the minimum so you're OK. Thinner wires will generate more heat. Heat is lost power. Nothing noticed over time

What are you trying to do or accomplish? What do you mean by 'modify it'?