let's talk DIY........
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@Asbestos4004 !! Okay we're all in the soup now.
TC came about (I THIINK?) with concerns with overheating elquids, I THINK, or someone wanted to torture our vaping more by introducing a way to allow mods to "limit" the maximum temperature in a liquid, which is about, per MOST vapers in the neighborhood of 420is F with 450 being considered the "max safe" temperature.
The way that happens is by measuring how a wire changes as it is heated, for example Kanthal can't be used (except with one or two VERY specific mods) you have to use SS, nickel or titanium wire because Kanthal either fluctuates too much or not enough, I can never remember. Titanium and Nickel and ceramic in some instances are all TC materials. A lot of folks prefer SS because you can vape it in wattage mode, too. Also Titanium and Nickel you kinda have to exercise extra care with them or they MAY produce nastiness, like when dry burnt or whatever.
So basically once you have decided on your coil material, well, what I do anyway is like, go ahead and vape it in wattage mode for a bit then see what temperature I sort of like, and then I switch over to TC (should I be so inclined) and I use my "liked" wattage and usually you need a ramp up wattage to get going, you can't start at 0 watts, because like, the coil wouldn't fire and read as heating UP, so you do that, and then you figure out what you want your "terminal" temperature to be, and then set THAT and the mod will basically vape away happily until the coil change measures correctly to your terminal wattage, and after that the mod starts throttling back the wattage so your coil will stay at safe "temp."" Some mods want you to tell it your room temp resistance and lock it so it knows it is the same coil, some even more complicated and awesome (I believe yours is one of them) mods don't even make you lock in the resistance it just sort of keeps track of it, somehow.
DO NOT be deceived and THINK that like, MORE TEMP is better than YOUR TEMP. Believe you me, I wanted to see what 420F "terminal wattage" was like with my MTL vape, and I almost DIED, because my poor little MTL coil just said, "Merde to YOU," and offered me whatever the temperature version of a dry hit, and I was like OMG never doing THAT again, I like to set my ceiling around 320F and I rarely if ever even MEET that, unless I'm absently chain vaping it or driving or something, but it's useful, to a point the POINT though is to tailor your settings to how you like your vape and once you do that, TC starts to get fun.
I know. You're welcome. You do have the PREMIRE chip in your mod for TC vaping so it might be fun to play with it, it is well loved by many a vaper these days.
Anna
This topic is pushing into the hobbyist level of vaping. Most vapers don't need to know this stuff. For most peoples' purposes, all we need know is what we like and what we don't like. If we use stated coil head resistances to differentiate between all the options, that's fine. 
