Wayneo

If you start Device Monitor and enable volts and power, you can see how each mod is operating with your batteries. Here, with an almost 10 year old Sony 18650, for my 30 watts, the voltage drop is ~.55V (not good). When the lowest V (middle vertical line hits ~3V) I'll need to recharge.

You mean check battery? The icon? What value and where? In the 80C you cannot adjust the battery curve which controls the icon or the low cutoff value, as you can in the 60 and 60C. What battery and what watts are you using in the 80C?

7 seconds IS the limit. Not a bug. https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/76116-oxva-xlim-pro-2-dna-max-puff-time-nwkg/#findComment-945935

None of your 3 videos worked or showed up. I don't think if you click on them here they will show for you. AND THAT'S FINE AS I DIDN'T ASK FOR THEM, because I understood your words. In the future (what has worked for me) is use that 'choose files' option and you're done, nothing else to do. 🙂

Just gotta ask. Using that same charger and cable in the same socket, will it show charging on a different device (phone, etc)?

Open a 'Help Desk' ticket here. ⬇️ Link in my signature line. ⬇️

You can try a hardware reboot on the device. (Remove the pod and disconnect from USB. Then hold the Fire button until it reboots. It should take about 10-15 seconds.)

Never heard of this issue before. Here's what I would do, and in this order Contact the place of purchase as it's 'dead on arrival' for a replacement. Contact OXVA as it's 'dead on arrival' for a replacement. Open a 'Help Desk' here. Link in my signature line.

@magman007 And now SP69 has been released. Read the release notes.

That firmware does not address this issue, just what you read for the past 2 versions, and updates are always posted here. I have never had any communication with Oxva, and know nothing about documentation in their goggle drive (or even if it's accurate). DWCraig and I (among others) have been testing these since February.

That firmware is 2 updates shy of the current. Download and install this one. It will also inform you of future updates. You need to go under 'tools' to install it. SP68 Yes, SS does raise its resistance when you puff, and drops back down as it cools.

what resistance coil? what power setting? replay yes/no? what firmware is on your mod (bottom right hand corner of escribe - Device Monitor)?

Thanks for that reply @magman007 what resistance coil? what power setting? replay yes/no? what firmware (bottom right hand corner of escribe - Device Monitor)? Not using the above settings, back to stock (default) And no errors with a new coil

Are any of you having success with the file posted above (top, 1st post)? what resistance coil? what power setting? replay yes/no? what firmware (bottom right hand corner of escribe - Device Monitor)?

NOT a file for you to install.

Guessing you did not see the pinned post already in this area.

Open a ‘Help Desk’ ticket with your suggestion. ⬇️ Link in my signature line. ⬇️

No. But because it's alloyed Titanium you can use the default Ti01 material file, and set your temp limit lower, raising it higher if you want till it feels right for you. OR, if you have a 'Replay capable' mod, you can vape in straight watts at your preferred watts. OR, just vape in straight watts, starting at around 20 watts and increasing till you like it.

No.

Your mod is working as intended. There is no workaround. Even if you were to remove, fill and replace the same pod, you'll need to reactivate replay.

Just to keep this succinct; You're always getting dry hit protection and fill pod warnings, as long as you're using these SS pods. Replay or not. You can hover over the 'warmth' term (escribe) for an official definition, but Replay must be enabled for it to do anything. Notice the default is 1. You can enable Replay whenever you want, and it's not working until you do.

Just popping in and out again, and apologies if you already realized this. Boost works at the start of a puff. Warmth is only activated if Replay is enabled. You really won't notice warmth unless you only activated Replay near the end of a session and allowed the coil to cool down.

Reset using escribe. Device Monitor. Bottom right hand corner.

Closing the airflow a little more, or increasing the pressure while taking a hit might help fix the stuttering issue. As for the 'fill pod' issues, I have no advice and I hope you did not change any parameters in escribe. If you're not sure you could always reload a copy of the original.