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Those are the correct settings. You might want to change that 2.75v to 2.9v The mod uses the actual volts to determine when they're empty, what is that? All that 80% number does is control your icon. Run your own Battery Analyzer for your batteries, or search and find someone elses and use that.

Minimum Replay requirements DNA75C, 250C, or GO International software installed Theme that supports Replay Success best practices Ni200, Ti, SSxxx, NiFe or any TC capable material (wire) as your core wire In a profile that supports Replay Suggest you upgrade the software and firmware for your mod. Link in my sig.

Hey @onikami It's not there FOR YOUR MOD, or any C mod. Your hunt can end.

You're very welcome. And welcome. Now that it's working, longer answer. The coil resistance is stored 'per profile', so if you want to use the current coil in a different profile, when you get to the new profile you need to read the ohms. ONCE, per profile being used. Remember to hit select/accept/confirm.

YES Easy answer ........ say 'Yes', read resistance of coil, confirm, select to get back to normal. Then try. You should be fine at this point.

Yessir. The files are compatible/interchangeable across DNA 60, 75, 75C, 200, 250, 250C ...... and I hate to publicly say this, but even Arctic Fox

Material files are independant of coil ID, wraps, number of wires, etc. So, only the material itself. For straight watts, no material file is needed at all, for any material type. What you remember was for an old cheat. There are already some material files on your mod, but you can also get/create some on steam-engine. IMHO you should really try out Replay with a TC build. Still, no material file needed, with the benefit of dry hit protection.

In your Applications folder, you should be seeing escribe suite. When you start that, you should see this then you should choose/select/start EScribe Which would look like this You need to Connect and Download

For the Mac issue, I'd suggest you check you're running the latest versions of software and firmware. Link in my sig. You might wanna try a few different cables if it's not connecting. Some cables are charging only. Search works, and if you hit that magnifying glass, more options appear. djlsb has many YT videos, but they're like an hour long. The GO chip has much fewer customizations than the full blown chip. Many fields have little 'tooltips' written. Welcome

No idea at all. Maybe try Google in countries you get good shipping rates.

@colin_ab OK, in the past I have seen @James (evolv developer) pipe in and ask questions when this appears, but because there's no reply I have no idea what more to look for. But the help desk, as I initially suggested, should. Good luck. Here's an example.

We can't speak for the Help Desk, but with it being new, have you reached out to the Manufacturer? Surely they should have some sort of warranty for a custom device. Have you tried different cables? AND I see what you're saying.

Can you possibly post a printscreen while this is occurring, with the fields in the top left hand window box ticked. That printscreen will also show what version of the firmware you're running. OR, just open a ticket with the Help Desk. Link in my sig.

You can only pre heat in a TC profile - material is identified as a TC material in a profile You can only boost punch when your material is not identified as a TC material in a profile Punch (1-11) is proportional value In a TC profile - The higher the value, the closer it gets to the 'set temp' before ending pre heat In watts - a 1 second 'proportional' increase of watts to get your coil to watts quicker (sorta like soft, normal, hard, or watt curves on other mods) In your case, you could find the wattage you like (say 30 in this case), then set preheat your watts to 10 higher, leave punch at 5 for now. Using Device Monitor you should see if it reaches your set temp

The 'firmware' on the OG is exactly the same as can be found here. I don't know if they even use the latest, but I could imagine that because they're an American manufacturer, to stay on the good side of the FDA, they'd not load the Intl. version. If you're talking customizations, it was all set for defaults, and the 8 profile settings were minimal. You're not really missing anything except a logo or 2. I do have a copy, but am not comfortable sharing,

Some 'glitches etc.' are real or mod specific, while some are merely new user misunderstanding. But you have the ability to roll backward or forward at your leisure. If your mods are both working fine, you do not need to upgrade either. You will note from the link I posted, the prior problems fixed and for which board type.

Although I haven't used that enclosure, I have worked with Dan (owner) and he's a top notch guy.

I'm not @ArminF, but that version of the software can be found right here. No password required.

Just a few suggestions ......... Have you tried stealthvape or modmaker in the UK. Or ati store on ebay, or protovapor in the US?

Here you go @Photo Pete. Looks to be their official site, with instructions for you being in the UK. Good luck with your mod. https://www.lvevapor.com/after-sales-service/

Well, I believe the default value is/was 9Wh. That should be changed to ~15-18. Then (as always) upload to your mod. I do not understand why you said that. You could use someone elses csv (curve) and values or run your own analysis which will give YOU valid results for YOUR batteries

If you start escribe with no mod attached, 'edit new setting' and pick the 2 cell option, it will give/show you all the evolv default battery parameters. The csv only makes your battery % or icons more accurate. It does not affect how your mod works. I'd suggest you at least adjust the Wh setting for your battery

If you start theme designer, you'll see the wallpaper tab. You can crop your picture to the size you want and use it there, Play around with it. There are many clear options for when and how it will appear. DJLSB has a good tutorial starting just after the 30 minute mark. https://youtu.be/1dvBpTm-FQM

I really suggest you watch a video on how to run battery analyzer, or search the forum, or just look at your file compared to others. Or even just try to 'load' the file you posted on YOUR mod, cuz even though you say you're using it, YOU'RE NOT. 6 Columns(Fields) and 643 rows of data, ARE NOT A BATTERY DISCHARGE CURVE.

What does that mean? Are you using that file on your own mod? It does NOT look like anything I've seen before