Provari bargains

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and I've just gotten mine - promptly put it down and lost it! icon_shoppingm

[tomj777]

Feb 12, 2015 13:37:57 GMT @johanino said:

and I've just gotten mine - promptly put it down and lost it!

I see a new title coming up, dear Looser of Shiny Things

[Perpetua]

Feb 12, 2015 13:37:57 GMT @johanino said:

and I've just gotten mine - promptly put it down and lost it! icon_shoppingm

You can't have Jane.


Have you relocated it now?

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Yeah been having head aches playing with it all pm (making a dodgy coil at lunch didn't help)

Perpetua what menu do I need to check the resistance and how can I tell when the battery is dying?

Thanks

Jane

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Just playing with the menus Perpetua would I be right in thinkiing C6 is battery level and ao is atomiser resistance?

Just sorted

invape.com/provari-v2/

Jane

[Greg]

Feb 12, 2015 19:25:35 GMT @johanino said:

Yeah been having head aches playing with it all pm (making a dodgy coil at lunch didn't help)

Perpetua what menu do I need to check the resistance and how can I tell when the battery is dying?

Thanks

Jane

Jane, 5 clicks will display Pu for increasing voltage, if you wait you will see your current voltage setting then pressing the button will increase the voltage.

to check your battery voltage, 5 clicks to PU then quickly another to clicks to Pd (volts down) then another two clicks to C6, this is your battery voltage, wait and C6 will change to display your battery voltage.

for your atty resistance do the same as above but when you get to C6 don't wait, press another 2 clicks and you will see Ao, wait and Ao will change to your atty resistance.

[tomj777]

@johanino
This manual saved me
www.provape.com/v/images/ProVariManual.pdf

The trick seems to be
Press five times to activate the menu (it will display the first item: Pu).
Then for each press it will cycle through
Pu : Increase voltage
-- : Gap
Pd : Decrease voltage
-- : Gap
Po : Power On/Off
-- : Gap
Cb : Checks Battery
-- : Gap
Ao : Report Ohms
-- : Gap
Lo : Turn the LED Light or off
-- : Gap
Pu : Increase voltage
-- : Gap
Pd : Decrease voltage
-- : Gap
Po ....
and so it goes around and around and around

When you have one of the menu selections you have two seconds to move to another menu item (so it displays Pu, waits and if you haven't pressed a button, displays the voltage for a short time.. if you press the button at that point it will raise the voltage....)

I find it easier to think of it like this rather than "press five times to increase voltage , press eleven times to check the atty"....

These are the error codes in the manual
• E1 – Short Circuit / Shorted Atomizer – If this error appears, remove the atomizer and replace with a different one
or lower your voltage settings. The ProVari will automatically reset when the problem is fixed.

• E2 – Current Limit Exceeded – If this error appears, lower the voltage on the device or use a higher resistance
atomizer. Once the problem has been fixed, the ProVari will reset itself.

• E3 – Thermal Monitor – If this error appears, let the device cool off for several minutes before using again.

• E4 – Input Voltage to DC/DC converter error - Contact ProVape customer service.

• E5 – Overvoltage Detected - Contact ProVape customer service

• E6 - Microprocessor has a problem – Contact ProVape customer service.

• E7 – Voltage output detected when there should be none – This can be caused by a converter fault or by an open
atomizer. Only contact ProVape if you know the atomizer is good and the problem persists.

• E8 – Converter has detected a fault – Contact ProVape customer service if this persists.

I confess to being befuddled when I came across Error 23 but it made sense when I held it in my other hand (E2)

<I know, you knew almost all of this>

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You make it sound oh so simple tomj777 cos all I got from the manual was which way to put the battery in LOL. Even ended up phoning D VE Jason asking how to switch it on and off LOL

Note to self - always engage brain before posting!

[Perpetua]

Feb 12, 2015 19:32:39 GMT @johanino said:

Just playing with the menus Perpetua would I be right in thinkiing C6 is battery level and ao is atomiser resistance?

Just sorted

invape.com/provari-v2/

Jane

Well done Jane . . . you've found out more in a few hours than I have in years!


3 menu functions I use - up/down the voltage & checking resistance - everything else I'm blissfully ignorant about.

If I don't need it, then I don't clutter my head up remembering it.

[Chrissie]

Feb 12, 2015 13:34:31 GMT tomj777 said:

Thanks to Kristi and Keef (are they here?)

They are an AAE-C registered vendor, but haven't posted or visited for quite some time

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/user/2360

[tomj777]

Feb 12, 2015 21:39:02 GMT Chrissie said:

Feb 12, 2015 13:34:31 GMT tomj777 said:

Thanks to Kristi and Keef (are they here?)

They are an AAE-C registered vendor, but haven't posted or visited for quite some time

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/user/2360

Perhaps they shall return (I mentioned that they had fans here in my Thank You note just prior to reading this).

[Chrissie]

Feb 12, 2015 21:55:08 GMT tomj777 said:

Feb 12, 2015 21:39:02 GMT Chrissie said:

They are an AAE-C registered vendor, but haven't posted or visited for quite some time

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/user/2360

Perhaps they shall return (I mentioned that they had fans here in my Thank You note just prior to reading this).

Thanks tomj777

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VapeGear Keef Kirsty....you have fans lol

[VE Jason]

Feb 12, 2015 20:02:28 GMT @johanino said:

You make it sound oh so simple tomj777 cos all I got from the manual was which way to put the battery in LOL. Even ended up phoning D VE Jason asking how to switch it on and off LOL

Note to self - always engage brain before posting!

VE David can be tagged himself now if required @johanino

[Greg]

Feb 11, 2015 0:52:15 GMT archiecat said:

Hope you paid £85 or less

I paid £219.95 for the one in my picture