Lmontgo2

Thanks for the patience and the suggestions. This is embarrassing but I plugged it back in via outside of the computer (after getting the green light three times through escribe), it took 10 plus minutes but it eventually turned green. I guess I wasn't giving it enough time to do its thing. Just got this device yesterday, I own a DNA200 but this is my first experience with the 75. Thanks again.

You have been immensley helpful, I apologize if the last post came across as ungrateful. Just a little frustrated is all. But, update. The battery analyzer did work, the charge did drop to 0 and the green light came on while plugged into my computer. However, I then removed the device from my computer, attached it to my trusty external USB charging cable, and the light continues to remain red even after about 15 minutes at 100%. Any ideas?

Even at a flat 4.18, the charge current isn't dropping below .450. Im pretty certain their may be a charging issue with this device. If the light stays red and the lightning bolt present, I just don't feel safe charging this with USB. which is honestly BS considering I bought it with hopes of using a USB to charge. I guess I'll either have to replace it or just have 2 batteries for it.

I don't think mine will work. After yours reached 99, how long did it take for the charge rate to drop to 0? My battery voltage was showing a flat 4.18 and it still was displaying .450 as if it was still charging.

Yea, even as the mod maxes at 99%, the battery analyzer is still displaying ".450" which means it appears to be still charging...

Currently it's saying .450 I guess because of the .5A charger of my laptop. Device is at 97%, I will get back to you when it is fully charged.

As you can see, no charge rate monitor

The device monitor displays a flat signal of battery voltage with an occasional small blip when it reaches 99/100. I'm not seeing charge rate on it at all. Battery analyzer isn't working no matter what, just says waiting for full charge

Thanks for the response. Besides the Csv curve for the battery, I am using default settings that this box came with. The light will not turn green at 99 or 100 and the lightning bolt still does not go away

So I'm having virtually no problems with this mod and am really enjoying it. However, when plugged in via USB, the mod tops out at 99% charge (virtually brand new Sony VTC5). Problem being, when it stops at 99, my light doesn't turn from red to green like I have set up in escribe, and the lightning bolt symbol on the battery indicator doesn't disappear. When plugged into escribe at "99%", the device monitor shows a nearly completely flat signal for the charging voltage which I assume means that it isn't charging anymore. However, like previously mentioned, the lightning bolt doesn't disappear and the battery analyzer cannot be run, stating "waiting for mod to fully charge". I have just uploaded the CSV file for a Sony VTC5 and the mod is currently at 94% plugged in. Any suggestions if it still doesn't reach 100%/green light/no lightning bolt? EDIT: I have gotten the device to display 100%. However, the charging light is staying red (supposed to turn green at 100% as set in escribe) and the lightning bolt symbol remains