Hcigat VT75 nano - newbie question

[coolsom3a]

Hello, I just purchased my first DNA and I noticed something, if I display the volt, it gives 0 reading until I start vaping and counts the volt like lots of others mods, but I noticed someone having the volt reading with respect to wattage selected, like VTC mini or cuboid 150, lets say if you choose 30W on some coil it gives you 4V, instead of reading 0 and increment, it directly gives you 4V, I saw someone with a DNA post a picture of his mod that does that, is there any way to do it ?

I hope I made myself clear since english isnt my first language

Thanks alot for your support

[VapingBad]

That is because unlike many mods it does real time wattage control and not just measuring the resistance once then working out the voltage. 

[coolsom3a]

But I saw someone here in the forums with DNA75 got it all figured out, thought its something I could do to show too since he is using same chip

[retird]

Go to the Screen Tab in EScribe.  There are your choices (drop down boxes with choices) to configure what is displayed on screen... Try them out and learn what they do...

 

[coolsom3a]

Thanks for taking time to screenshot and attach, thats exactly what I did I tried each and everyone of them, and only one volt related which is volt and still gives me 0 as usual, I thought there was a work around or some kind of customization

[Wayneo]

coolsom3a said:

But I saw someone here in the forums with DNA75 got it all figured out

Go find that post and reach out to that user. Then you can come back here, and let us know. I asked the same question many moons ago.

Personally, I trust what VB has already replied.

[VapingBad]

Cheers Wayneo, if you think about how temp protection and variable wattage were invented Evolv were ther first for both and they have never had a variable voltage device device.  From the get go they developed the boards to work from a wattage setting and regulated power in real time and not just volts which many of the less sophisticated VW and temp protected/controlled boards that came after do.  So from the boards point of view the voltage is a moment by moment value, not a setting and is never calculated before so there is no reason to store it.