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Just for sake of discussion I ran a simple test. Fully charged device was laid aside for 24 hours and the voltage dropped (as seen in EScribe) from 4.20 volts to 4.19 volts. The device when idle and then sleeps, and then powers off uses little power. What advantage will be gained by having an "off feature" thus requiring an "on feature" when so little power is used?

Depends on your vaping style and settings.

Charging Brightness must not be 0% you need to change it to say 75%.

Well I've PIF'd all of my DNA20,25,30 and 40's except two DNA40's to make room for the DNA200's. No need for the "herd" to just collect dust on the shelf. I kept the Beta DNA40 and the Hana V4 and the two DNA200 reference devices. That should be adequate till my "urge to splurge" kicks in.

Concerning Mac software this was posted a while back. /topic/68493-topic/?do=findComment&comment=915973

So we get the build issues taken care of in the Opus and Hana then that should get us closer to the end game, right?

Why not just buy the connectors and make your own extension cable to your desired length.

Sounds like a plan. Having the deficient mods in your hands to dissect and test will help ya get to the root cause. Consumer can trade for a reference device thus a win-win in my books. It's difficult at best to solve issues long distance (over the internet) as much as one tries.

EScribe version 1.0.28, Firmware version 7/29/2015, and Windows 10 64-bit Home version here and the drop down for 3 cell/2 cell works here.

John I'm curious as to the % of bugs being seen between the reference devices vs. others in the wild. Does one or the other have higher % per number of devices in use?

Just for reference purpose, May 28 and June 10 are the production dates for the reference mods here and both have come thru all the beta and firmware updates and the May 28 one has been vaped 12 to 15 hours daily for a few days short of 2 months now absent any mod killing things. The June 10 one not vaped as much but all is good.

Forgot to link the power bank. Edited previous post but here it is. http://www.amazon.com/Anker-13000mAh-Capacity-Portable-Technology/dp/B00BQ5KHJW/ref=pd_sim_107_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=1XQ557V7JJRZAD2B039V

Any reason something like this power bank won't work with the 200? It is both a charger and power bank. http://www.amazon.com/Anker-13000mAh-Capacity-Portable-Technology/dp/B00BQ5KHJW/ref=pd_sim_107_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=1XQ557V7JJRZAD2B039V

OK, I bit the bullet and installed Windows 10 Home version, 64 bit (upgraded from Win 8.1) on one of my laptops this morning. Using latest EScribe and 7/29/15 firmware and it is working great. Device Monitor using Live View has done everything I have asked of it. Everything I have tried throughout EScribe is responsive. Nothing special with the laptop and it is wireless connected to my home network. I did turn off Wireless Sense in Windows 10 during configuration and set Chrome as default browser instead of Edge.

hum, maybe something different between the Home version and Pro???

Yep it'll get sorted out but until then no Win10 for me. LOL

My bad, updates I was talking about were Windows 10 updates.

In Device Monitor lower left corner what does the "Mode" say, Normal? Locked? etc. Also to the right lower corner what is shown for "button"? None?

Basilray, did you run the two updates that I read came today?

Ran across some pic's of the Hana v200. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/threads/dna-200-watt.680148/page-146#post-16220423

Windows 10 already has two updates available. From article of 7/30/15 I read: The two update files weigh in at more than 1GB .

Device Monitor works in live mode and Atty Analyzer works too?

Guess I'll wait for a bit to install Win-10. Anybody else running Win-10 and noticing incompatibility?

Any noticeable crack in the glass of the screen? I cracked one a few years back and it slowly dimmed out till it went completely out...

Installed 7/27/2015 .exe and firmware update using Windows 8.1. Installed without issue.