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Installed 1.0.34 from post 1 of this thread. Norton Internet Security didn't like it so had to bypass Norton. Details of Norton stated a very new software update and less than 50 users of it identified by Norton, and etc. so it deleted it before allowing it to reside on the computer for installation. Works just fine after install so far. Also has a firmware update when you run EScribe (2015/9/30) Ran guick Norton scan after installed and 2 tracking cookies were resolved. Threat name: Detected As:SAPE.Heur.A5AC7 First ever EScribe that Norton gripped about. Could it have something to do with a contributed Italian translation? From Quarantine: Running a full scan now. If I find something else then I will add it fere. Full scan came up with nothing. All is good and Norton just needs to update their stuff I think.

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How about pre-tinning the B+, B-, and 510 Out of the board and the wires of the battery and 510. Set the board and solder the 510 out and B- first. Solder the B+ last being careful not to short the wire to ground..

Seems many are using this tablet and installing EScribe on it. (not sure you could charge the device from this tablet but I'm reading EScribe works on it tho.) http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QDJ2FUK/ref=psdc_1232597011_t1_B00NSHLVD2 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QDJ2FUK/ref=psdc_1232597011_t1_B00NSHLVD2 Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XL8SrxeIDaw Spec's: For an inexpensive piece of hardware, this device has an amazing number of features: A quad-core Intel BayTrail CPU1 GB of RAM.16 GB solid-state disk drive.A 7 inch (18 cm) IPS/LCD 1280x800 touch-sensitive screen.A micro-HDMI connector that can provide a full HD 1920x1080 output to an external monitor.TWO USB ports. One is a standard full-size USB 2.0 host port. The other is a micro-USB port for charging the device. However, inserting an OTG ("On-The-Go") adapter cable (a kind of mini-USB hub commonly used on smartphones) into this port will create one or two additional USB host ports. An example of a cable that will do this is here: http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Adapter-Extension-Smartphone-Tablet/dp/B00FGKXY9S/ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1426157398&sr=1-4&keywords=otg+cableA micro-SD card slot that will accommodate cards up to 64GB.WiFi b/g/nBluetooth 4.0Two 1600x1200 pixel cameras - one front-facing and one rear-facing.Despite the CPU being a quad-core 64-bit device, the installed version of Windows 8.1 is the 32-bit flavor.

The wire providers could furnish the csv. info right on the package.

If I recall the board temp can go as high as 150F on the dna200 board. Error message: Too Hot: The DNA 200 has onboard temperature sensing. It will shut down and display this message if the internal board temperature becomes excessive.

If you are not in temp mode it never asks if it is a new coil as you are vaping in power mode (wattage). In temp mode you only get enough wattage to reach and maintain the temp setting thus a 50 watt setting may not be needed. Example: I vape at 400F @ 24 watts with a nickel coil. It briefly hits 40-ish watts (during preheat) and immediately drops to 20-ish watts and then 13 watts and lower after reaching temp. It only uses the wattage needed to maintain temp. Some folks lock ohms and others don't I never use ohm lock as I want the device to "refine" along the way.

Case Analyzer: Thermal The Case Analyzer and/or Device Manufacture specific settings should be used to populate the data in the fields. Manual field entries are discouraged. Case Analyzer: EScribe can be used to analyze your case’s thermal properties. This should already be populated with the manufacturer’s settings and will not need to be changed. Case Cooling Time Constant: The time for the case to cool 63.2% of the way to a steady temperature. Case Heating Time Constant: The time for the case to heat up 63.2% of the way to a steady temperature. Case USB Charge ?T: The amount of heating caused by USB battery charging. Minimum Ambient Temperature: The minimum ambient temperature this device will ever be used in. Typically this will not need adjustment. Maximum Ambient Temperature: The maximum ambient temperature this device will ever be used in. Typically this will not need adjustment.

Not an error message but just telling you that the set temperature was reached.

Could it have been a sound from a bad or loose connection sparking inside the device?

Have you ran Mod Analyzer, Watt-hour Calculator and Battery Analyzer and set up the new device accordingly?

Why not send it to Hana under warranty. It may just be a bad battery or an assembly flaw? If is turns out to be a board then Hana can deal with Evolv on it.

Have you contacted who ever made the device and asked them to check it out under warranty? It is easy to say it is the board when one doesn't really know the cause.

If I understand your posts you are running modified software. Could that be the issue?

hum, I wonder, as I've vaped a reference device since early June and much of the time I vape while it is charging via the computer USB. Each time I press the fire button the charging stops and continues charging again after releasing the fire button. After more than 3 months of doing this daily I've not had a single fuse let go. Just giving my experience vaping while plugged into charging USB. No issues here.

John posted this back in June: /topic/66331-topic/?do=findComment&comment=896275

Good to know that's an Evolv error message.

It may be a "custom screen" put in the Littup44 by whoever built it. Maybe ya need to contact the vendor and get an explanation.

One major issue that others noted somewhere else.. at 9:20 in the video when the reviewer shows the Lipo connector, note that the male and female connectors are not installed properly.. Lipo has the exposed leads connector and even in the video there was a high likelihood it would do a dead short on the mod metal body when he was moving the cables around.. yikes.. @Evolv... I don't know what to say, but this kind of puts you also in bad situation, if any user were to get hurt with inferior mods that are built with no proper QC or vetting .. I am at loss for words here ..[/QUOTE] Vape Cige should tell the mod manufacturer to change the connector leads so the battery has the female connector. Easy fix at that point. If you noticed the batteries Evolv has do not have connectors for the main connection leads and only have a connector for the balancing leads. I really don't see Evolv being in a bad situation as the mod maker configured the connections and built the mod.

That's a question for John or James I think. Here is a bit of discussion on it. /topic/66934-topic/?do=findComment&comment=902104

It means it is failing a self-check and is out of calibration, so the wattage settings and temperature settings aren't correct anymore. RMA it.

Since you built your own device you need to run Case Analyzer in EScribe (found in the Mod tab). It takes 1 to 6 hours to run. EScribe tutorial: http://www.evolvapor.com/guide/story.html

Ran across this "Adding Windows 10 to a Mac: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-install-windows-10-on-a-mac/

Have you ran Atomizer Analyzer? What doers it show when you look at a vape in Device Monitor Live view?

Since you are wanting to bypass any China involvement concerning their warranty you might want to talk to Evolv and get a clear understanding of the process. It will be generous of you to carry and stock all the additional parts necessary to replace defective or poorly installed components of the device and assuming the full warranty liability after you replace/repair the device as you are not a warranty repair/replacement facility approved by the China Manufacturer. Making any repair may void the remainder of the China Manufacturer's warranty which you will then assume for your customers. Just my thoughts....