New atomizer check

[rineshm]

After updating to sp3 I no longer get new atomizer check it just jumps right to ohms I'm using dna 200 lost vape triade

[Ethrem]

rineshm said:

After updating to sp3 I no longer get new atomizer check it just jumps right to ohms I'm using dna 200 lost vape triade

I've noticed this as well on my DNA 250 Triade. It only ever asks me if I changed attys when I push escribe profiles to it and it's hit or miss if it even does that. Both SP3 and SP4 do it.

[rineshm]

Its weird I don't know

[Ethrem]

rineshm said:

Its weird I don't know

This is my first DNA device. I had Innokin TC100s before and every time I pulled the atty off and put it back on it asked me if it was new even if it was the exact same atty so yeah it's kind of odd not being asked.

[rineshm]

When I got the r triade it was asking me now no I got it in september

[Ethrem]

rineshm said:

When I got the r triade it was asking me now no I got it in september

Firmware bug maybe? I'm not sure since mine came out of the box with 1.3

[VapingBad]

It only ever asked if it's not sure if it is a new build or not, so if it is getting the resistance right then it is more like an improvement than a bug.

[rineshm]

It's getting the resistance right but it won't ever as me new or old atty

[dwcraig1]

Mine ask when necessary with SP3/4 

[VapingBad]

rineshm said:

It's getting the resistance right but it won't ever as me new or old atty

It is not meant to ask every time, only when it is not sure.

[Ethrem]

VapingBad said:

It is not meant to ask every time, only when it is not sure.

I switched my 0.27 Crown for my 0.41 Cleito and it didn't ask.

[VapingBad]

Ethrem said:

I switched my 0.27 Crown for my 0.41 Cleito and it didn't ask.

That is exactly what it should be doing, it only asks when the values are close, with those values it can be reasonable sure it's a new coils. The only way it could be the same coil is if it was very very hot Ni, Ti or NiFe.

[Ethrem]

VapingBad said:

That is exactly what it should be doing, it only asks when the values are close, with those values it can be reasonable sure it's a new coils. The only way it could be the same coil is if it was very very hot Ni, Ti or NiFe.

Ah okay, I get it. I'm used to having a device that asks every time and allows you to set the proper mode right away. It's just different. I have to get used to the way the DNA operates. There are many things that are a hassle compared to what I'm used to but the power of profiles kind of ameliorates that quite a bit.