EVOLV DNA 75 Manual Download Page 5

Operation 

 

Basic operation of the DNA 75 is as follows. To wake the device from power off state, tap the 

Fire button. To generate vapor, press the Fire button. To change the wattage setting for more or less 
vapor, click or hold the Up and Down buttons. 

Display 

 

The DNA 75 has a small .91” diagonal white OLED screen. The screen is attached to the main 

board by a flexible cable, allowing freedom in the design of your device. The screen’s default position is 
on top of the board, between the fire and adjust buttons. This allows for easy assembly. The screen 
connects to the board with a ZIF connector, so alternate placement is possible. It is also possible to 
order screens with custom length and shape flexible cables, allowing screen placement anywhere in the 
device.  Please use caution when handling the screen and design the device so that the cable will be 
secured or strain relieved in operation. 

 

Watt setting: The power level currently set on the DNA 75.  

Battery indicator: The current state of charge of the battery. 

Temperature display: When not firing, the maximum heating coil temperature setting. While firing, the 
actual temperature of the heating coil is displayed.   

Volts display: The output voltage being supplied to the atomizer. 

Ohms display: The resistance of the atomizer attached to the device. When using a temperature sensing 
coil, this is the normalized resistance of the coil at 70°F 

Alternate display items 

Any of the following items can be displayed during operation or charging in lieu of the standard Ohms, 
Profile Name or Temperature displays. The Escribe PC software is used to change the display settings. A 
detailed description of each item can be found in the Escribe manual 

Battery Charge 

Output Current 

Average Output Power of the most recent puff 

Battery Pack Voltage 

Output Voltage 

Average Temperature of the most recent puff 

Room Temperature 

Material Name 

Total Energy of the most recent puff 

Puff Count 

Board Temperature 

Duration of the most recent puff 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for DNA 75

Page 1: ...lithium ion battery and features battery monitoring and integrated 1A charger Specifications Minimum Typical Max Output Power 1 Watt 75 Watts Output Voltage 2 Volt 6 2 Volts Output Current continuous...

Page 2: ...display items 5 Modes 6 Profiles 7 Coil Materials 7 Error Messages 7 Auto power down 8 Charger 9 Battery monitoring 9 Escribe 9 Pinout shown bottom side 10 Wiring 11 Recommended wire sizes 11 Reverse...

Page 3: ...a puff the beginning or end of the puff or if the wattage setting is inappropriate for the attached atomizer In normal operation when the device is not firing the maximum temperature setting is displ...

Page 4: ...re If a new atomizer is attached to the DNA 75 before it has cooled down the temperature may read and protect incorrectly until the new atomizer cools When you connect a new atomizer or disconnect and...

Page 5: ...ation Watt setting The power level currently set on the DNA 75 Battery indicator The current state of charge of the battery Temperature display When not firing the maximum heating coil temperature set...

Page 6: ...power setting This mode prevents accidental power level changes due to the buttons being pressed while in a pocket To exit Power Locked mode hold the up and down buttons for two seconds Resistance lo...

Page 7: ...mizer again Coil Materials The coil material for each Profile can be changed directly on the device for any material that exists in the Materials Repository To change the currently selected Profile s...

Page 8: ...Low The resistance of the atomizer coil is too low for the current wattage setting If this happens the DNA 75 will continue to fire but will not be able to provide the desired wattage The Ohms Too Low...

Page 9: ...ring The DNA 75 contains a full battery management system that continuously monitors the state and health of the battery both under load and while idle Escribe Escribe is a software package used to co...

Page 10: ...he power down button 4 Down Positive side of the power down button 5 Up Positive side of the power up button 6 Up Negative side of the power up button GND GND Power output GND is the ground return for...

Page 11: ...at a battery is inserted backwards External component recommendations The DNA 75 is a self contained power regulator which does not require external components for its user interface However it does s...

Page 12: ...to the area where the cable attaches to the screen itself Step 1 Locate the ZIF connector on the DNA 75 PCB Step 2 Carefully and gently lift the locking tab on the rear of the connector to vertical St...

Page 13: ...There is an extended mounting pad of 125 diameter around each These holes are electrically connected to each other and to ground With careful design the mounting pads can be used to ground the chassi...

Page 14: ...Mechanical Dimensions Evolv has 3D models of the DNA 75 available on their website in IGES STP and Solidworks format...

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