dicodes 2380, dicodes dani extreme and pipeline 2
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I'm liking this thread and look forward to the info. I've been trying to find a place that has in stock, any recommended vendors?
They are out right now, but I'll keep looking everyday. Btw, hope @dems86 sees this thread. He's had his for a while.
I have one too but I'm not at all sure how the chip works either. I've been talking to dems about it and he hadn't tried it in TC mode yet because he was waiting for the dicodes (resistherm) wire. He said he was gonna throw some ni200 on there and play with it a bit.
I own a Pipeline Pro v2 (= Dani Extreme v2) for 2 weeks now and I'm quite happy with it, using it almost exclusively in TC mode.
As I also own the previous version I'm already used to the menu system and the singe-button "user interface", but I can imagine that it's quite overwhelming for a first time user. This will become a lot easier over time, trust me
As I also own the previous version I'm already used to the menu system and the singe-button "user interface", but I can imagine that it's quite overwhelming for a first time user. This will become a lot easier over time, trust me
There are some settings that I recommend to change from their default values at the beginning to reduce frustration potential:
(All in the "Extend. Funct. -> Mod Menu")
(All in the "Extend. Funct. -> Mod Menu")
- MenuOn Click: set it higher than 1 (default), else it's to easy to accidentally enter the menu and mess up your settings, I use 2 as in "double click"
- Click Speed: give yourself a rest and set it to at least 3 (2 default) until you get used to the menu
- Auto Cal: set it to 0 (off) if you want to use TC mode. You want to initiate calibration when you are ready for it (atty cold, everything screwed together tightly), and not when the MOD thinks it's a good idea to calibrate
- SwOff Time: if you keep OnClick at 0, at least 5min. Else you might trigger a strange bug where the MOD doesn't fire on first try if you wake it up. That's a problem I had and the recommended solution of Patrick Fleischer, owner/co-founder of Pipeline.
- Other stuff in the Mod Menu is pretty much self-explaining, so have a look and RTFM (read the fantastic manual
- If you see SetDef on the screen and you DON'T want to reset to default settings, KEEP your fingers from the fire button and just let it pass..
I don't get it... I set to 420, take drag, mod reads 428 and the hit is harsh [emoji24]
Did you set the temperature coefficient value to the type of wire you are using and calibrate the mod to your atty?
Yep. 620 for ni200 and calibrated. Oddly, just discovered it seems to work fine in Celsius.
So 2 things... In Fahrenheit mode, the temp down selector is screwed, it just keeps going up eventually going to negative numbers.... It also doesn't shut off the power when it hits tc. It is definitely working in Celsius mode.
Just tried this in reverse: with temperature set to 200C I switched from C to F. Temperature value was converted from 200C to 360F -> wrong.
I then fired and the indicated temperature was 392F -> spot on 200C.
When I set the temperature to 390F and fired, indicated temperature was 414F. Great, did we just find a bug in the temperature conversion of the chip?
I can also confirm the Temp Down bug, same here. Feels a bit like we are the first people to ever switch it to Fahrenheit.. 
You are using an Extreme v2 or a 2380?
You are using an Extreme v2 or a 2380?
I think I've gotten a hang of this mod now. It was definitely a huge learning curve. It's definitely not useable out of the box. I kept getting an error first time i fired it, saying that the coil is shorted so thanks for the heads up. I can't wait to try the dicodes wire.
I can also confirm the Temp Down bug, same here. Feels a bit like we are the first people to ever switch it to Fahrenheit..
You are using an Extreme v2 or a 2380?
2380. On one hand I'm miffed that the mod is bugged considering how much I spent... On the other I'm glad it's not just me...
What I read on the german forum you should clean it really good and heat it up in TC mod before putting the wick in, quite a lot of residues to vent off..
And, as we just learned, put it into Celsius mode as Fahrenheit mode is foobar
I can only recommend to inform your resellers so that Dicodes gets to know this problem. I'm pretty sure they will fix it (with a replacement unit, thanks to non-upgradeable firmware), but they have to know it first.
I still get the error 4 when I take my first vape. Wtf. This is the most annoying part of this mod.
I've gotten that error, don't remember what it was or how I resolved it... On the current build it hasn't done it.... Make sure everything is tightened down and your coil isn't shorting anywhere is all I can tell you.
What I read on the german forum you should clean it really good and heat it up in TC mod before putting the wick in, quite a lot of residues to vent off..
And, as we just learned, put it into Celsius mode as Fahrenheit mode is foobar
I can only recommend to inform your resellers so that Dicodes gets to know this problem. I'm pretty sure they will fix it (with a replacement unit, thanks to non-upgradeable firmware), but they have to know it first.
Emailed ukecig store and left a review... I can totally use this thing in Celsius mode but let's see what happens. [emoji85]
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