Ampere & Volt

[Zugmaschine]

Hello.
When i take a Puff on my VT75 Nano then the Display is after that Puff for a few seconds on.
But when i take my finger from the Firebutton, to see on the Display, how much Volt&Ampere
the last Puff has used, i cant see Volt&Ampere, because they are quickly away. In that Moment when i put my Finger from Firebutton. Only the Ohms stay and i have time to read.
How can i change, that Volt&Ampere are longer to see, like the ohms do?

Best Regards, Uwe

[Spector NS5 RD]

welcome to forum Uwe. unfortunately there is no option at this time for you want. the volt and amp reading is dynamically updated as the fire button is pressed. when released, the fields immediately zero out. sorry!

[Zugmaschine]

Thanks!

[Zugmaschine]

And how is with the 6.2 Volt Limit,
and the "OhmsTo high"-Error-Message?
I dont saw it by other devices.
Is it good or bad?

[Spector NS5 RD]

the 6.2v limit is for the DNA 75. there is a 6v limit for the DNA200/250 when powered by 8.4v (2 18650's).

"ohms too high" means just that. the coil you are using has a resistance that is too high and the DNA cannot provide your set wattage. you can use/build a lower ohm coil to avoid this message. you will get the full 75 watts with a .51 ohm or lower resistance coil.

[Zugmaschine]

I dont need the full 75 Watt!
I vape M2L!
But what the DNA75 makes, when he say, "Ohms too high"?
He give that Power, what "Ohms Law" allow?

[Spector NS5 RD]

the max is 6.2v. since you said you're a M2L'er, your coil resistance is probably 1.XX. you're most likely reaching the 6.2v limit with your build. that's why he says  "ohms too high." lower your resistance. build a lower ohm coil.

what is your coil's resistance and what wattage are you getting the "ohms too high" error at?

[Zugmaschine]

I have understand now, and know how my coils have to be!
So is a good thing, to warn u, that your coil ist to high or to low, for 75 Watts!
Or?

Edith says:
I think the chip go down with Wattage, to the most possible Wattage, with the build Setup!

[Spector NS5 RD]

it's neither good nor bad. it's just a message saying your ohms are too high for your set wattage. 

correct,  if it cannot provide what you have the "set wattage", the wattage YOU selected, set to, the wattage will decrease to a wattage it CAN provide. (within the 6.2v limit)