Before the update when I set up a profile for SS 316L at .00092, the label that was automatically generated was .001K. So I'm assuming that's the profile for 316L SS.
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Steve
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I wouldn't quite call it Beta as James didn't call it that either. He said it is an early posting that will go up in a few days if there isn't something obvious that needs to be fixed or adjusted and this version will actually go into the autoupdate skew. He seemed to encourage everyone on the forum to give it a try and to give comments. Anyone who doesn't feel comfortable with being an early adopter should probably wait just like they would with any updating of any product.Yep..... BETA means just that.....Beta.....and is to test and hopefully find any bugs prior to formal release to the masses. Beta testing can exhibit new/strange behavior and there is a learning curve also when there are new features.
As James posted:
I've put up a new version for yall to try. Let me know if you run into any issues.
Comments and suggestions are welcome. I expect we'll make an follow-on update based on feedback for the Materials tab UI etc.
I am going to post here firmware a few days before they go on EScribe's auto-updater, for those interested in trying things early, and so if yall find a bug we don't release it to the auto-updater. We appreciate your help testing these.
There is no reason why anyone needs to rush to get this, but there are just so many nice features that many of us on this forum would enjoy and have been waiting for.
Yep no reason to jump out and get this unless you want to. I'm sure Evolv appreciates those who do test it as it aids in their effort to bring new features as flawlessly as possible. Whether to call it a beta, early release, or whatever is just a banter on semantics. Those testing it have already found a few things that need tweaking and James has already replied to those points.
Back to kicking-the-tires on this one....
I think that's the overnight low in Michigan tonight. Just messing around, it's going to be a balmy +6 F. Really not all that bad since a couple of days ago they were predicting -2 F-273.149℃
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I wish you could share some of that with me. I had to turn on the AC here full time as it is already a full week and another several more days of temps into the low 90's here in SoCal. I actually miss Winter!I think that's the overnight low in Michigan tonight. Just messing around, it's going to be a balmy +6 F. Really not all that bad since a couple of days ago they were predicting -2 F
I hate to be a POOP, but it's taken months to get these software improvements. I'm no coder or software writer, but I think this long time frame illustrates the small team at Evolv, or perhaps individual. Glad to have TEMP as a chosen default setting, and a few other small improvements, but the time it's taken to roll this out does not bode well for us Mac users hoping for a Mac version of the software. A friend of mine bought an 8" tablet to run Escribe, and I saw first hand how hard it is to view the entire screen without a magnifying glass, something just brought up again in the software update thread on the Evolv site. I'm getting by using Parallels virtual PC software while waiting. Good update, long wait.
Found it interesting that Device Monitor can run Python Scripts (what the h.ll is that).... lol
Peaked my curiosity since I am not a programmer. Found this video tutorial (over 11 hours) geared even for beginners. (nope, haven't watched it all yet) For those interested:
Peaked my curiosity since I am not a programmer. Found this video tutorial (over 11 hours) geared even for beginners. (nope, haven't watched it all yet) For those interested:
It is a simple, but can be powerful programming language that can also be fun to use. I got my son, 11 at the time, a beginners book on Python programming. He did create a few things of interest, but it wasn't his thing at that time.
so in layman's terms, what would one use this python thing for when using there dna 200? i'm horrible when it comes to PC lingo, keep that in mind.
It's a scripting programming language. I used to write programs in it years ago, but have forgotten most of what I knew. I am not sure what one would need or want to do with it on a DNA-200 though, but it's neat the option is there.
That's the temp of my heart... Did that sound goth enough?I think that's the overnight low in Michigan tonight. Just messing around, it's going to be a balmy +6 F. Really not all that bad since a couple of days ago they were predicting -2 F
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Another very minor update by James to this one:
I've put up a new version 2016-02-12 / 1.0.39 with some small fixes.
The changes are: (1) it adds a separate graphic for Hold To Change Power, (2) the curve resizes correctly so Actions is always visible, and (3) there's a "New Material" button on the Materials tab, so it doesn't always have to come from a file.
The changes are: (1) it adds a separate graphic for Hold To Change Power, (2) the curve resizes correctly so Actions is always visible, and (3) there's a "New Material" button on the Materials tab, so it doesn't always have to come from a file.
[TESTING]
*** 2016-02-12 EScribe 1.0.39 ***
THX.... had not checked for a quick update today....that was fast....James must have been busy today...
I love how easy it is to download the EScribe software update and then just open it and click on the firmware update and the device is updated quickly. Really easy....
Yes it is easy. Yihi could use a lesson from Evolve and Joyetech.THX.... had not checked for a quick update today....that was fast....James must have been busy today...
I love how easy it is to download the EScribe software update and then just open it and click on the firmware update and the device is updated quickly. Really easy....
If doing research, you could us any scripting language that was plugged in to device monitor to access and log real time data about a vaper...length of draw, temp, duration between hits, you name it.
holy crap. I was just about to make a post talking about how quiet evolv has been and now this.
thank god they are working on another proper update.
downloading now.
thank god they are working on another proper update.
downloading now.
The other thing you could do is to completely automate a research protocol and procedure.
E.g. A python code would be written to make the chip fire at X watts, for Y duration, at Z temperature. That alone is easily thousands of permutation.
Essentially a researcher could just leave the experimental set up untouched, and just have the sensing equipments set up to detect the presence/absence of formaldehyde/other stuff for each permutation, come back another day and collect the data. Instead of having people sit around and press a bunch of buttons.
Makes sense, especially since now they have a simulate button press feature.
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