dicodes Dani 32.5, Manual

Power Up

 and 

Power Down

05 Main Menu (Page 1)

Power Up increases the power to the Power-Limit value and then rolls over to 5W.
Power Down decreases the power down to 5W and then rolls over to the Power-Lim
value. The Power-Limit value is adjusted in the Extended Functions Sub-Menu “Heater”
and provides a protection feature for atomizers which are not prepared for high
wattage or to reduce the power range intentionally. The wattage step size is 1 Watt
below 20W, 2W between 20W and 40W and 5W above 40W, but can be set to 0.5W,
1W and 2.5W respectively in the modmenu with “Half Watt=1”.

With temperature controlled vaping activated, the power setting is the maximum
permitted power for the temperature regulator (do not mix this with “Power-Limit”).

In the operation mode “Bypass” (mechanical mod), the power setting is not available, because the power is
defined by the battery voltage and coil resistance. The menu items “Power Up/Down” are not displayed
in this case.

Temperature Up and Temperature Down

This Menu items are 

only available and displayed if temperature controlled vaping is

selected 

(see Heater-Control menu item below). So the menu structure adapts to the

selected operation mode. The Temperature Up/Down menu sets the setpoint for the coil
temperature during vaping. The temperature setpoint can be selected from 120°C to 
280°C (250°F- 540°F) in steps of 5°C (10°F). To achieve a high precision temperature control,
a correctly performed reference measurement (TempCal Init) is mandatory, see next item.

This is a display only menu item. The coil resistance is displayed in a range from
0.00 to 9.90 Ohms. If temperature controlled vaping is selected, the current measured
coil temperature is also displayed, if not, the display shows T ---.
If the display does not show 20°C even with cooled down atomizer, it is recommeded
to re-perform a manual calibration.

Coil Resistance and Coil Temperature

This Menu item is 

only displayed if temperature controlled vaping is selected 

(see

Heater Control menu item below). For the use of temperature controlled vaping, the
calibration measurement is a very important part of it. The Temperature calibration
measures the coil resistance at room temperature (20°C) as the reference for

Manual Coil Temperature Calibration

If the power level is smaller than the value needed to achieve the selected temperature, the operation
changes from a temperature regulator to a temperature limiter. Keep this in mind in case there is poor vape
and the display shows a smaller temperature than selected. If the power level is set sufficiently high, it adjusts
the heating up speed of the coil until the set-point temperature is reached. 

temperature controlled vaping. This, together with the wire’s temperature coefficient enables the mod to
calculate the coil’s temperature. The calibration must be confirmed in a second step to avoid accidential
activation. After confirmation the display shows “process” indicating that the calibration completed.
It is important to understand, that, if the calibration is performed at a temperature other than
20°C, the control will still regulate a constant temperature, but with an offset deviation.  So take the ambient
temperature during the temperature adjustment into account. E.g.doing the calibration at 40°C ambient, the
temperature should be set to 20°C less than normal. Similiar, if a wrong temperature coefficient was adjusted,
the actual temperature might deviate dramatically from the set-point (here it is a factor and not an offset).
Always perform a calibration, when a new atomizer is attached or when an atomizer is moved, e.g. when
turning it.