Wayneo

I do not have a 2A charger board installed, but I do have one in hand, and when plugged into the board itself I got the big red flashing LED showing. MacBookPro (old) I can say USB-A to USB-C works fine, standard belkin cable Macbok Air - USB-C to USB-C works fine, standard Apple cable. My other USB-C devices all work straight USB-C to USB-C (80C and 100C) on the Air and apple chargers Have you reached out to TekDivision, are they using the Evolv board?

Boost Punch is a proportional increase from your set watts, only at the beginning of your puff for 1 second. And it's only from 1-11 (longstanding bug that allows the number to go to 22). By starting Device Monitor with Power and Power set you can see the difference. Was there any particular reason you chose 215C? By using Replay with watts material type, you could easily use your 60-65 watts which will give you dry hit protection.

Sure, why not, to both. You're right there with the ability to change either or both at your will. You could just vape in the watts profile and use boost: punch and come back and say what those numbers end up at.

@franknchill dude, I've now created another pinned post on how to install a theme in this area.

Download new theme Start escribe with mod plugged in. Go to theme -> Load theme (Select theme you just downloaded) choose 'Open' (on a Mac) Then 'Upload Settings to Device' <- Most important thing 😉 A theme also includes the following screen behavior fields Active time, Idle Time, Fade-In, and Fade-out time. <- If you don't like any of the 4, change it yourself. Under the Language Tab are short forms for messages. If you don't like them, change them BUT if you want to report an issue you need to use the long form, or the default Evolv short-forms. After you've done it a few times, there is a quicker way by just starting escribe, then 'Theme Designer' immediately.

Done. It's in the 60C themes. Let me know if you can see it fully and any issues with those bottom fields only.

That's what I'm seeing and it's definitely a Bogan (skulls) theme in Green. I'll take that theme, move everything up so you can see that 'status' line. And post it in the themes section (for all users) and you can download and install it from there. Hope that sounds good to you.

You said it was a logo. Was it a logo or word?

That .ecig file IS the complete setup and backup of your Stubby. I cant find any firing logo in it, just the word 'Fire' while in use.

So you do not want this answer, which would be done by doing what I asked in the first line of my reply?

With your mod plugged in and escribe started can you do a 'File' -> 'Save' and post that .ecig file here. The DNA60C is very similar to the DNA60 with the upgrade to a color screen and the features of the 3 button color boards. Operation of these 2 button mods is in the pinned post right above yours here.

Manufacturers/'theme designers'/you can rename warnings and errors at their/your will. If you start escribe with your mod plugged in you can see them there. And you should take a look with every new theme you apply to your mod. Theme -> Theme Designer -> Language

Please try to remember to update this post with the information from Hussar so other purchasers will know.

Good to hear you're working with them, especially now knowing it's not an Evolv data/charger board. Not all cables are the same and the gyrations just so that cable can be used in either orientation, is why I suggested you just try flipping it. While I only have a few 'C' devices, i have found that issue with cheaper non Apple cables with my phone. Good luck with that new boro mod. That's the new one with a 510 connector?

What mod do you have? Maybe just flip the cable around where you insert it into the mod Try to plug in to your PC directly, not using a hub.

The only time I've seen those weird spikes was vaping on PnP or GTX or an RBA using Nichrome coils in both straight watts or Replay. The watts looked like a jigsaw blade and I could not feel any difference in the puff. It was strictly on the display.

With the addition of 'Theme Designer' and 'Themes', now Manufacturers are capable of changing nearly every screen, color, font, parameter/field shown, movement within every screen, to their wishes. Surely Hussar shares that responsibility of creating a user manual, even if it is just the bare bones evolv default. I see from your very first picture they added that 'unknown' logo. There is also a pinned post in the dedicated 60C area explaining how the buttons work https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/72215-so-how-do-these-new-color-boards-work-or-wheres-the-select-button/ You can voice your displeasure with Evolv by clicking on the 'Help Desk' link in my signature line. Technically the board is the same (as mentioned before) as the DNA60 which we all know, with the addition of a color screen.

There is no manual that I know of. It is effectively the same as the Black and White with most of the features of the color mods. The new (IMHO) biggies would be; Replay Ability to change Preheat on TC, and remeasure the resistance of the coil attached Custom themes IF you do a File, Save in escribe and post via PM to me, or here and it has the default theme, I can help you with that. If it has a custom theme Hussar should help you. The search bar works up top ↗️ What problem are you having?

@intel, @James asked this.

Gents, couple things. You can actually include/show MORE vertical lines in Device Monitor. The 1st is just a click, subsequent (on a Mac) are a 'control' click. It's good showing a before puff. Sample below. What I didn't mention before is the battery used for my screenshot (.7v drop at 35 watts) is from heavily used Sony VTC5 with a dented positive (from this mod).

Gents, I do believe @James was hoping for a 'Device Monitor' from all 3 of you. Ideally it should look like below. The only addition I'll make is if you hover in the middle of a puff it will show details such as battery voltage at that time (see my mouse arrow). @Dieseljesus thanks for finally compairing to your blaze, and could you swap boro and battery again. Edit: And if you go to settings on your mod and click(fire button) at the top, it will show current puffs and firmware (also requested for all 3 of you).

I will assume you have an SXK BB and you said you wiped up the board. Now focus on that off-board external fire button. Clean that with IPO if you can. You could remove the wires from the board, and see if Device Monitor still thinks it is being pressed. If it still shows 'Fire' you know it's the button on the board itself.

What device do you have? Is your device using the on-board buttons or external buttons like the billet box? If you were to start 'Device Monitor" on the bottom line it will show (among other things) if it believes any buttons are pressed.

Alrighty, been thinking. At what point are you folks swapping your batteries? When the icon is getting low or when you're getting a 'weak battery' warning on your screen or when it no longer fires and displays 'check battery' on your screen? When you do go to charge that battery, what is the voltage at? It should be close to 3.0-3.2 volts if you vape till 'weak battery' except for @Dieseljesus (but it's long winded to explain, but I can if you want) While there is no 'stealth' option, you can turn the screen brightness down in the settings on the mod.