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jeudi 20 août 2015

[Power/Battery] Missing Battery Capacity



My apologies for creating a new thread. I'm a new user and had issue posting an answer to the original thread.

Hi All,

I had the same issue with my phone where I'm losing around 1200+.
I charged my phone using my Nexus 7's charger and it somehow resolved the issue. I charge it from 40% to full and it now shows 2900+.
It might be with the excessive used of quick charging.



mercredi 19 août 2015

Android read battery capacity



Hello

I'm developing a little android APP.
I want to read Battery Capacity..
As far as I know is there no API before API Level 21 for that.
So I did it with the system file: /sys/class/power_supply/battery/full_bat.
This works great on the HTC One X/Sensation. But not on the SGS 5 mini...
Unfortunately I don't have an SGS 5 mini myself...
So I ask you. Is there an other way to read battery capacity?
Or can you give me the path to the system file on the SGS5 mini?

Thanks for your help!

PS: If you're interested in my app. Search on the playstore for charge cylce counter:angel:



lundi 10 août 2015

High Capacity 3800MaH



Just picked up a new replacement battery for the G3, will test and see how much longer this supposedly "3800" rating is...=)








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[Q/A] [Power/Battery] Missing Battery Capacity



I reported already on the official asus forum regarding this issue, but I want to read people's suggestions here.
There is a missing capacity around 200+ or 200mAh + where it says battery is fully charge @ 100%.

The uploaded images as you can view, is from zenfone 5 and zenfone 2 screen shots, where in 100% fully charge of zenfone 5 capacity is accurate, while on zenfone 2 there is missing capacity.
See attached images.

you may check yours, no need root.
Using ASUS File manager, navigate to root of internal storage, (must uncheck "Hide system files" first on the 3 dot menu) then navigate to sys/class/power_supply/battery/uevent, you may view the file by opening it with HTML viewer.

Many or majority had this bug.
Any explanations here or comments?

This could be the very reason why battery drops fast from 100% to 90%.








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