**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jun 03 02:59:57 2020 Jun 03 11:07:23 This N810 battery seems to be working quite well. The device has been on without charging for around 8 days and the icon seems to show it still at around 75% (can't see an actual number). Jun 03 11:07:39 Seems fairly low-power overall. Jun 03 11:07:50 Dunno if it goes into a sleep state. Jun 03 11:07:50 o.O Jun 03 11:08:06 afair my n800 ate through battery in ~7days Jun 03 11:08:29 It's not connected to wifi or anything. Jun 03 11:08:57 what is the battery voltage? Jun 03 11:09:47 Wonder how to tell without taking it out. Jun 03 11:10:05 It doesn't have the same chip as the N900 at least. Jun 03 11:10:09 there was a tool for that i think Jun 03 11:11:46 https://mrrau.eu:20281/n800/kcbatt/ Jun 03 11:11:58 written by me, so might be awfully inacurate Jun 03 11:12:03 feel free to improve Jun 03 11:14:25 and related post: https://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=153728&postcount=13 Jun 03 11:22:06 see the last post of that thread Jun 03 11:22:50 and whole thread has some nice notes Jun 03 11:23:20 retu-adc #8: 450 batt: 52% [###___] idle:154.0h idle(w/wifi):57.9h max:2.0h Jun 03 11:23:39 Is that 450 as in 4.5 V? That doesn't seem right. Jun 03 11:23:50 No, because -bf is 550. Jun 03 11:24:10 nah Jun 03 11:24:13 its not the voltage Jun 03 11:24:16 just raw values Jun 03 11:24:27 and because retu is undocumented you can only guess Jun 03 11:25:13 But if it's an ADC connected to the battery, it should universally correspond to a particular voltage. Jun 03 11:25:27 but you dont know what that register reports Jun 03 11:25:41 might be scaled value Jun 03 11:26:20 and as i've mentioned in the post, graphs can shed some light what those values mean Jun 03 11:26:24 see the plots Jun 03 11:26:52 But presumably it will still return a particular value for a particular voltage, so someone just needs to figure out the corresponding values, which you can do by attaching a multimeter in parallel with the battery, or just providing a controllable constant volage power source. Jun 03 11:26:58 https://mrrau.eu:20281/n800/kcbatt/batt2gp-0.png Jun 03 11:27:35 the others are from different runs Jun 03 11:27:49 https://mrrau.eu:20281/n800/kcbatt/batt2gp.png this seems quite long run Jun 03 11:28:00 legend in the middle Jun 03 11:29:21 funny that light sensor reports temperature too Jun 03 11:30:45 you can see that 400 should correspond roughly to 3.6V Jun 03 11:30:57 assuming you kno the li-ion discharge curve Jun 03 11:31:57 maybe even 450 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jun 04 03:06:17 2020