nagaraka

I doubt that in Replay mode and TC you get the same behaviour you would get with TC by itself. With TC you set a T limit and perhaps a preheat. When you draw a puff, first prehat will be applied for the time set, unless the coil reaches the T limit earlier than this; then chosen power will be maintained, except if the coil resistivity rises to the limit. In which case the chip will try to keep that limit. In Replay you choose to play a puff which might have started at a given resistivity and ended at a certain level above that. The chip would then strive to replicate that. But when you draw next puff you may have your coil cooler or hotter than your previous starting point. That's why I always get the impression that the initial boost is different from one draw to the next. You can check out on the Device Monitor: the Power applied varies quite frantically, whilst the chip is trying to replicate the various values of resistivity at a given time of the puff. That behaviour will never happen in regular TC mode, where the power applied will always be the same, unless the coil reaches its T limit.

I'm not really saying at all that Evolv shouldn't allow TC in Replay mode! I would only be glad if someone explained the difference between Replay in Watts and Replay in TC. As far as we know Replay works only with a temperature sensing material and not with Kanthal or Nichrome. Replay it is still doing TC, but in a different fashion. If we select a Watts profile that involves the chip does not know what kind of coil we threw on it; but, on the other hand, if we choose a material it does know its characteristics. Based on this I suppose, but I may be wrong, that Replay behaves differently between Watts and TC. In all the videos I've seen, I always remember that Watts was selected to work with Replay. So it was a kind of wonder when I saw that Escribe would let you select a material and not forcing Watts with Replay.

Perhaps I did not succeed clarifying my question...I indeed use Replay mode in combination with Watts profile and I'm happy with it. What I do not understand fully is why Escribe gives you the opportunity to select a TC material profile with Replay. And given the fact that it does, what are the consequences and the differences in behaviour, if any, when you save a puff.

I still do not get it clear...is the inner working of Replay reliable in TC mode as it is in Watts? In Watts is completely up to the chip determining the various parameters of our chosen puff. If we choose TC and Replay with let's say a T limit of 220°, will Replay let you go over that limit when you save the puff? Or it will keep staying below that limit?

Hi @James, so why does Escribe let you select TC in a combo with Replay if we agree that It should be used in Watts? Is It a bug?

Hi, I've updated today my two DNA75C devices with latest service pack featuring Replay mode. Evolv did a wonderful job and I'm really enjoying the stuff . I only have a question about it: in Escribe there is a chance to select Replay mode both with a Watts profile and a temperature sensing material profile. I thought that Replay had a meaning only selecting Watts and then saving a satisfying puff, which the chip would then replicate according to recorded parameters, without knowing or caring about the material, as long as it is a temperature sensing material . What's the reason about allowing to select a TC mode in combination with Replay mode. And what the chip will care about then? The curve of material, as it does in regular TC mode, or it will keep working like Watts were selected?

Thank you very much...I had a feeling it could be such a problem unfortunately...

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