ipv d2 temp control

[cry8wolf9]

so i just got this and im loving it but im trying to use the temp control and i keep getting errors. its going between no liquid (tank is full) and low resistance

my setup is a ipv d2 tank is a matrix and im using a ni200 coil.

 

[Katmar]

Hi Cry and welcome to the forum. Let's bump you up for an answer. Good luck...

 

[Eitje]

Sounds a bit like a short. Check your build with ohm meter and make sure you are within range of your d2's TC resistance range.

 

[CG138]

Did you set the resistance at room temp?

 

[realsis]

I have the ipv4s and I'm not sure about the D2 but the ipv4s says the resistance must be set first, after setting resistance then the temperature function can be used. I'm sure it's probably the same with the d2. and FYI in temp mode recommend resistance is .05 ohms to 0.3 ohms. don't know if this helps at all but it might.

 

[MagicJosh]

so i just got this and im loving it but im trying to use the temp control and i keep getting errors. its going between no liquid (tank is full) and low resistance

my setup is a ipv d2 tank is a matrix and im using a ni200 coil.

This is why I use 26 gauge nickel. The softer the wire the more problems i get. I never have these issues with stronger nickel wire.

 

[cry8wolf9]

I have the ipv4s and I'm not sure about the D2 but the ipv4s says the resistance must be set first, after setting resistance then the temperature function can be used. I'm sure it's probably the same with the d2. and FYI in temp mode recommend resistance is .05 ohms to 0.3 ohms. don't know if this helps at all but it might.

that worked! didnt see that little bit of information in the tiny instruction booklet it came with. googled the instructions online and found the proper settings

 

[realsis]

that worked! didnt see that little bit of information in the tiny instruction booklet it came with. googled the instructions online and found the proper settings

I'm really glad I could help!