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If it is this one it is not powered by an Evolv DNA board so it will not connect to EScribe.

Regarding the DNA25, it is not EScribe capable so it will not connect to a computer. The DNA250C will connect to a computer, Try using a different cable and a recent issue of EScribe. Once connected to EScribe open Device Monitor tab, firmware version will be in the bottom right corner.

It will slowly throttle down to pretty much no power and no burning of the wick.

A couple of things come to mind. Is there possibly another window is hiding under the install window that you must give permission to proceed? Maybe try running it as administrator. Download and install the full package. Uninstalling your current EScribe isn't necessary. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP71_1_INT.exe

The power (amps) isn't getting to the board. Could be weak battery or a bad connection between battery and board (most likely) Using EScribe's Device Monitor with the boxes checked like in my image test yours to see how much of a voltage drop that you get. In my example it is 3.26 volts. If it were to drop to below 2.75 volts (default setting) it would decrease power accordingly. Hover your mouse over your Device Monitor to show levels. Post it here afterwards. My guess is that yours will drop below the set cutoff.

It could be that the battery isn't tight enough against the battery contacts on the mod, Is the battery wheel bottomed out in it's threads?

If it's under warranty try to return to place of purchase. Here is where I would be looking for the problem. These two screws connect the battery to the board (red arrows). Check to make sure that they are tight. Bottom left screw is battery positive connection and upper right screw is the negative battery connection and ground for the output. Also under the battery compartment there is a metal strip used to connect the battery negative to the board, it has a screw on each end. make sure those are tight as well.

The charger is a separate board for DNA60 and DNA60. Since the charger is not on the board there is no communication.

So once that you familiar yourself with EScribe you might want to start checking out the boost feature. Very likely you will be able to tailor your desired vape with it.

I think that if you change the wattage up to a whole number and want to change it back try this: Either go to select a profile and select the one that you are using or select a different one then go back and select the original profile. I think reselecting the existing profile will probably return it to your settings.

What wattage does it show in Device Monitor when set with half watt settings? I did it with a DNA60 and it showed the half watt on the screen. I also did it with a DNA80C, set to 14.5 watts it showed 14 watts on the screen but 14.5 watts in Device Monitor. I also tried it with a DNA250 and got the same results as the DNA60.

It does.

Once you get it setup in EScribe you will be able to switch between the profiles on the go. That will give you up to 8 different wattage settings.

While not what your asking for here's what you could do to achieve the desired result. In EScribe create a profile for each wattage setting. Perhaps name them for example 6.2 watts, 6.5 watts, ect. Be sure to change all selected profiles material to watts and upload to device. Be sure to have boost set to zero unless you want it added. I hope this helps.

Temp is hitting set temp almost immediately and throttling power down. There are quite a few variables involved here. Post screws not being tight enough is just one that we see often. 510 to 510 connections, ect. Your live resistance is most likely a false reading.