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Not much difference, give it some time charging/using, it should balance. Then see how it does under load. After looking at it more ...maybe, see if it continues after some cycles.

I'm pretty sure it is unchanged as yet.

SMY had it set to 0.0016 ohm, tested it myself and got the 0.002 Presumably they also got 0.002 and subtracted 20% as was recommended way back in time on the forum.

No it's not the firmware, it's good connection between the board and 510. I'm pretty sure i'm using the same firmware that you are on my 75.......2016-06-05.sw-update

The 510 on the SMY SDNA75 I consider one of the better ones of the mass produced mods. It is my only DNA mod with a 0.002 ohm mod resistance. The others are 0.004 - 0.005 ohms There is one problem that could easily develop with it and that is they soldered the ground output wire to the nut that holds the 510 body into the case. If the nut becomes loose problems arise. It's certainly easy enough to check and correct.

Perhaps I'm mistaken or it changed by FW update but the cell hardware cutoff for the 200 board is 28.5 volts.

Are you uploading to device after changing the setting?

Gee, got to be 10:30 PM Ohio time Saturday night......James was still working. Kudos to James.

CSV files will upload to here. LG_HG2_28.39_WH.csv

The DNA 250 requires battery power to power the screen, it will not light up with USB power alone.

You don't need to uninstall the previous version of EScribe but can if you choose to.

^^^ Well said

I'm thinking that it is your location/ISP provider...something along those lines. Were you able to extract it and use it OK?

I sent you (MacVap) a PM Let me know if you can download it

LG HD2 or LG HD2C or Sony VTC5A It's certainly possible that it is the battery

That battery if authentic should be fine. Set your cell soft cut off to 2.7 volts. A bad connection from the battery will result with that warning as well as a low battery. Clean the threads anyway even if they look clean.

/topic/66308-topic/?do=findComment&comment=896028 /topic/66601-topic/?do=findComment&comment=898810 Have a look at this.

Clean the threads on the battery cap and it's corresponding threads, I suspect your problem is there. Also if using EScribe Device monitor you can see if you have a really big voltage drop on the battery (because of a bad connection, ect.)

What is the material that the coil is made from? Where on the mod get hot?

Wait till it sleeps, it will return on waking or upload to device or soft reboot....the battery bar will return filled where it should be.

Well you probably did the right thing by putting it backto the original setting. Being that it wasn't zero means they checked it at least on one. I'm going to have to call it a software flaw of sorts. I believe it came about with SP2. You could revert it back to a 2015 or January 2016 firmware to set it for your self but if there's not a problem I wouldn't bother. Most mods fall into the 0.004 - 0.006 ohm area.

Use the button circled in red. but with resister wire such as Kanthal the device will recognize it as such. No CSV file is needed for Nichrome or Kanthal. Your attached CSV file is of the type used....btw

I'm not sure what the problem is but the device does monitor board temperature and if too warm will cut off the charging. Sorry but I don't know what the numbers are. Check in Device Monitor what the temps are during charging and post it. Oh, pretty hard to do with a wall charger...duh On 2nd thought you can set the screen to show board temp

That's the way I understand it, only makes the battery gauge more accurate.

Here: OriginalSDNA75settings.ecig