Wayneo

Hmmmm, for starters you might get him to upgrade to the latest firmware (SP19). Also, that temp protect message behaviour has been changed on these color boards to also identify run-away ohms in non TC mode. He can address the firmware from the comfort of his home with no downtime. If that doesn't solve it, then you should look at the build.

True dat. However we're talking output voltage (voltage supplied to the coil), which for a 2 cell mod is the the current pack voltage of the 2 cells. And for 3 and 4 cell mods, 10V max. (Less sag and inefficiences).

@Nexolek Page 2 of the datasheet shows Output Voltage 10.0 Volts Maximum, which can only be reached with a 3 or 4 cell battery mod.

I'd suggest this, now. EARLY SERVICE PACK EScribe Suite 2.0 SP19

Yeah, with the latest firmware. I surmise that the datasheets once published don't get updated. Some mods with the 60 chip don't have USB natively so be aware of that.

No. In 'DNA speak' you can only pre heat a TC material. But all is not lost. You can do a Boost Punch with any material in watts/wattage/power mode. It's a value from 1-11, which is a 1 second boost of the watts you've set. (effectively pre heating your coil)

Moderator: Moved to the DNA GO area. You'll see there are multiple battery posts.

@cassdncr Yes. @saku No. Weak battery means your mod cannot supply the watts you selected, and has lowered the watts when you hit the fire button.

Along with @retird's advice, @Mehrdad Seeing as you're in Kuwait, the standard LostVape 6 month warranty (details in your booklet) should apply. Have you tried to contact your place of purchase.

You are correct, and why I specified 'color screen'. The color screen 250 saves those fields as a delimited csv file for each puff. AND with much more precision than the non color 250 using 'save all data'. Not that I'm aware of, although there is a 'Data Aquisition' option in the 'Research' tab but I haven't played with it.

Click the link, and choose EARLY SERVICE PACK EScribe Suite 2.0 SP19

DNA250C (Color screen)

If lowering the screen brightness doesn't make it visible, sounds like you might need a new one. I'd suggest you open a ticket with the Help Desk. Link in my signature.

That's 3 separate cells sharing the full charging rate. So effectively that's charging at just under .7A per cell.

Nichrome is NOT a TC wire. No material file necessary. If you're lucky it might work with straight watts in Replay. Cross your fingers. Material files do not care about build specs AT ALL.

WHAT WIRE (material) TYPE ARE YOU MISSING? Right on their site, on the Wire Wizard tab, you can read more help/details below the boxes under TCR. Quick and dirty: Choose wire types from boxes, top right box you'll see a little graph, click dna200 box to download. THEN: FOLLOW the posts by @dwcraig1 here.

Your mod display will benefit from a more accurate battery curve and Wh setting. You have at least 2 options. Follow this to see the Mod tab, then under battery tab you can run the battery analyzer. Option 1. Search the forum for your battery type, and use what someone else created as your parameters. Option 2. Run your own Battery Analyzer, and when done, upload settings to your mod. Anytime you make changes in escribe, you always have to upload them to to your mod.

This will let you see the mod tab.

Welcome and no worries. I believe it also would've required you to run in Power Supply mode. Cheers

"So the big question is does the balancer do anything else whilst in use" Well of course it does. 2 big ones IMHO are How will you or the board know the cell charges ? Why would you want to disable the many battery safety management aspects? Although they recommend wiring the JST connector directly to the board, why don't you just run a small enough length of wire x 5, to the jst connector that you can then connect to the batteries jst

You have 2 options. Open a ticket with the Help Desk, they will guide you on the repair process. I do not believe they need any receipt. The link is in my signature. Search the forum for posts by joeblowma. I think he's ripped his apart a couple times if you're handy.

Means 'yes'. Steam-engine ohms law. The message is theme related, so look around in there. Actually 'Screen' tab. Change it up there. I think 2 nd and 3rd option. Right after orientation.

That board has a 6 volt output voltage max with 2 cells, 9v limit with 3 cells. 2 cells -> ~22watts max at 1.7ohms, watts decreasing as the ohms rise. 3 cells ~47 watts max at 1.7. 'Ohms too high' is really just informational, and you can just turn the message off knowing you might be hitting the limits