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Make sure you don't have anything entered on 'Status' for that field....if you do, then it will highlight while scrolling to show what is entered on 'Status'

The floating pins in the bases of the Smok TFV atty's are known to cause some strange behaviors in TC mode.

LavaBox_M_75.ecig

PM sent with file attached...

Sony_VTC6 (2)_18650_3000 mah_19.96 Wh.csv The Wh value you need to enter is in the file name....

You can try reloading the factory .ecig file....Lost_Vape_Therion_133.ecig In Escribe, go to 'File > Open' & select the file...then 'Upload Settings to Device..Hope this helps!!

Great info to know...thanks James!!

Interestingly, if you have a both the 'Punch Level' & 'Punch Temperature' as a control/field on a screen in your theme on the device, adjusting one will also adjust the other...the time value isn't available as an adjustable control, only 'Power', 'Temp' & 'Level'...

This indicates the current profile that is being used on the device...

Also need to keep in mind that the 75C has a lot more on board memory than the 75, plus the screen is displaying a lot more info than the 75... not only are all the controls in your theme being displayed, but a back light as well...I have found a slightly better battery performance by putting the mod into 'Stealth' mode so that the screen isn't activated at every fire...you can still activate the screen with the up, down or select buttons....

Here are .csv files for both types of the cells you use...the Wh's are stated in the file name...These .csv files were generated by running the 'Battery Analyzer' in Escribe... LG_HG2 (2)_18650_3000 mah_18.75 Wh.csv Sony_VTC6 (2)_18650_3000 mah_19.96 Wh.csv

If you are gauging your battery usage by the indicator on the device's screen, it's possible that you don't have the battery settings figured correctly on the device. Can you post a screen shot of the 'Mod' tab in Escribe?

The material curves must be on a constant rise (rising temp) & battery curves on a constant drop (dropping voltage)...otherwise the board will give you an error

I had questioned James about this previously & it was explained as such...."Like DNA 75, DNA 75 Color uses an integrated charging chip and has no way of knowing the USB current level. It does get a charge status from the chip, but it's off/on. As a result, what it shows there is basically a middle-of-the-road estimate of what it expects it to be. It will show either be 0.00 if not charging or 0.75 if charging (or 0.25 if in a safety low-current charging mode)." You can read the post here: https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/65531-escribe-suite-20-for-dna-75-color/?page=2#comment-916000

and/or.... if using contact coils, try spacing them a bit...metal expands & contracts as it heats & cools, possibly causing your fluctuation in resistance...just a thought...

Have you tried a different USB cable?

Nope..a single 18650 cannot provide the minimum voltage requirement of the DNA200...

Probably an issue with the board...Evolv warranties the boards for a year, but it wouldn't hurt to fill out a ticket & see what they have to say...https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

If it was a battery issue, you should be seeing a 'Check Battery' message...

If you are seeing 'Warranty Service' on the device's screen, then there is most likely an issue with the device, which is why Escribe is not seeing it. If still in warranty, contact the vendor you purchased the device from or the manufacturer..

Never has been an option on any 75 device...I use a USB meter to monitor the charging current!

There is also a copy of the file for the 900 mah battery on this page...http://www.volcanoecigs.com/blog/escribe-settings-lavabox-dna-200-1300-mah-battery-extender.html

You can try this: Install this (the .csv file for a pair of HG2's)....LG_HG2 (2)_18650_3000 mah_18.75 Wh.csv Set your Wh's to 18.75 & your cell soft cutoff to 2.75....upload to device...

No it does not...i thought of that....

Yeah...I thought of that too...or just disable the auto-lock feature..... guess you can't have auto lock to restrict access to the device (custom un-lock sequence)... and the ability to lock the device to prevent accidental firing... at the same time...