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Our comrade @zark actually put a 'period' or 'full stop' after his first thought, unlike some. You definitely don't want to do what you asked. I guess you're also not going to answer the only question I did ask in my first post. Edit: I think later in his post his writing got 'lost in translation'

Those external buttons are directly below the tank/boro. Sounds like a leak to me, but you will check that. The board is behind the fire button panel. If you didn't buy one with the USB port already in it, it complicates things for you. Keep us posted 👍

When you're done with the video, this will make more sense.

We are trying to help the best we can but you should at least understand which way is up, and basic functionality. Hence the video comment. At an hour and 20 minutes, it's long, but djlsb vapes has quite a few tutorials. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dvBpTm-FQM&t=183s What I told you before must be done on escribe (PC). Themes are the Wild West of customization. How in a theme is developer dependent. But, How you do it in a theme has already been described to you at least twice within your 3 posts. If you're using the standard/default theme I'll answer for that one.

Your mod has 8 individual profiles. No more, no less. You need to really think how you vape to take advantage of that fact. For almost 4 years of using these, I have never thought of setting my profiles based on an attached atty. BUT that's just me. AND you're not wrong. Pretty much the only thing you need your laptop for is renaming your Profiles (for what you're trying to do) Personally (If I were you) I'd be thinking what do all my atties have in common (like material type, or watts) Modify 1 or 2 profiles with commonalities and name them like Stainless Steel, or 50 watts (after setting them up). Save those 2 profiles to your laptop. Now on paper think about the atty you want associated by Profile number. Go to each Profile and use the 'load' feature (of the 2 you previously saved). Rename Profile to your atty, and make tweaks to individual settings. Upload to Device I hope you've watched a video or 2 beforehand about these mods.

The buttons are external to the board. You might just need that little pcb. I think BBV actually sells them

I sure do believe you are correct. But I'm old. For a guaranteed correct answer, the pinouts are also shown in the datasheet for the 60.

What kind of mod is it? Is it still under warranty? Did she have any big leaking?

Does it have a USB port?

I'm in Canada so no idea. I think they kept pushing the release date out. Between the door closure issues, ultem to not ultem, blah blah blah 😎

Wow! I haven't started squonking yet. My 'Information' shows this, but no clue what batch it would be.

@etab75 LV has a repair centre right there in the UK if you don't wanna take it apart yourself.

My drone is less than 2 days old and I'm still setting it up. I haven't actually squonked on it yet, but I know what I might find. I'll let you know if I got a leaker

All of my LV C chips have come with around 6 puffs and 1 reset.

I'm not a Windows guy, but usual things to try are a reboot and plugged in directly. Try running as administrator, different USB ports as well as different cables

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. There is nowhere in the Materials setting for straight wattage Replay, only whether or not you want to consider it a 'temp sensing' material. Hope that helps

Yes to both. You can watch in Device Monitor how it reacts with your coil. Tick/check the Power and Power Set boxes Nope. Yep, 1 second Nah, Replay is the big thing with these newer boards.

Are you sure it was Check Battery? Can you post a full printscreen of Device Monitor with an atty attached.

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.