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First post here, hello :)

I decided to create a custom profile for my dual coil Limitless Plus which I have set up with a set of paralel SS316L coils. I created a profile on steam engine and the CSV came out as this:

[CODE]
"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity"
-58,0.923064
68,1
212,1.08
302,1.126
392,1.168
482,1.207
572,1.246
800,1.3369666667
[/CODE]

I created a profile using that CSV and when I select it on my mod (Los Vape Triade), it shows degrees, but it also shows volts on the main display. I have temperature mode set up to show watts and degrees, not volts. There appears to be no temperature control used at all when I use this profile. It just burns and burns, no temp limiting at all.

I have some screenshots of my settings in Escribe and am hoping someone can identify what's going wrong.

Thanks in advance!

Material.png  ProfileSnap.png  Screen.png 
If any other information is needed just let me know.

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The device is not seeing your coil as a TC type coil.  It is vaping in power mode and in power mode while running it is set to display volts.

What type of material are you using to build your coil and what type coil are you building (standard, clapton, fused, etc.)?


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retird said:

The device is not seeing your coil as a TC type coil.  It is vaping in power mode and in power mode while running it is set to display volts.



Something that's odd is when using the profile, it shows volts, but the main stat it's showing (in the big letters) is the temperature.

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There is no need to make a profile for that wire or any single metal construction, you just get the standard 316L/Elite profile and I would just use the in built 316 profile for 316 & 316L, the L (low carbon) makes almost no difference.

Profile in OP
[CODE]"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity"
-58,0.923064
68,1
212,1.08
302,1.126
392,1.168
482,1.207
572,1.246
800,1.3369666667[/CODE]

Standard SE 316L/Elite profile
[CODE]"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity"
-58,0.923064
68,1
212,1.08
302,1.126
392,1.168
482,1.207
572,1.246
800,1.3369666667[/CODE]

Evolv 316 profile
[CODE]"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity"
-100,0.893702149391174
0,0.956318140029907
70,1
200,1.07169163227081
400,1.17003667354584
600,1.25565493106842
800,1.33229231834412[/CODE]

The board needs to see the coil raise temp 185 F in the first 2 seconds, try increasing your preheat.

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VapingBad said:

There is no need to make a profile for that wire or any single metal construction, you just get the standard 316L/Elite profile and I would just use the in built 316 profile for 316 & 316L, the L (low carbon) makes almost no difference.

Profile in OP
[CODE]"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity" -58,0.923064 68,1 212,1.08 302,1.126 392,1.168 482,1.207 572,1.246 800,1.3369666667[/CODE]

Standard SE 316L/Elite profile
[CODE]"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity" -58,0.923064 68,1 212,1.08 302,1.126 392,1.168 482,1.207 572,1.246 800,1.3369666667[/CODE]

Evolv 316 profile
[CODE]"Temperature (degF)","Electrical Resistivity" -100,0.893702149391174 0,0.956318140029907 70,1 200,1.07169163227081 400,1.17003667354584 600,1.25565493106842 800,1.33229231834412[/CODE]

The board needs to see the coil raise temp 185 F in the first 2 seconds, try increasing your preheat.



I guess I'll just use the pre-programmed 316 profile. I still don't understand why it's not sensing the temperature though.
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retird said:

Can you post a Device Monitor screenshot showing Power, Power Set, Temperature, Temperature Set, Cold and Live ohms?  Each coil you have is almost 0.8 ohm's?

Have you tried using a default profile for SS316L?



Here we go:

monitor.png


O
ddly it appears to be working now... I'm at a loss :(
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uberbdon said:



But with the same pre-heat settings for the default 316 profile it works just fine


But I think you probably have a larger coil now which will take longer to get up to temperature.  The material profile stays the same for a type of metal, but you may want to vary preheat for different builds, tanks or even flavours, it is far more a personal preference thing as long as you coil get up to temp fast enough.
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