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Conserving battery (N800)
I apologize if these questions have been answered in another thread. I did not find anything definitive.
1. If the unit is not going to be used within say 20 minutes, what is recommended procedure for "sleeping" the N800 so that the battery drain is minimized? (I assume going off-line would be necessary) 2. How much battery power is saved by doing what is recommended in 1. as opposed to a complete shutdown? Looking for folks experience with this since the Nokia documentation seems to be lacking in this area. Thanks! /Rich |
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1. Offline Mode
2. Lock screen Also, if you take out SD card from external slot, it really increases battery life. I'm operating with only 128mb card right now, and it seems like n800 lasts forever :) |
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I put mine into deep sleep by editing the mce.ini file so that a long keypress on the power button puts it into that mode.
Search around in here for that one. Much faster than short keypress and menu select. |
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http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...3&postcount=20 on how a total newbee could change the behaviour of the powerkey, so that one can put the N800 to sleep with one keypress. |
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Did you happen to keep the unit connected to a pc over usb? I cannot think of anything else. |
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anyone else confirm this? I only need the one memory card, and if it helps that much...
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By the way, some more easy ways to save power besides the above mentioned: 1. Make sure your WLAN timeout is set very low, so it turns off quickly when not in use. It will reconnect only if needed. 2. Also make sure WLAN doesn't automatically scan and connect to access points. 3. If you use the RSS feed reader, in the preferences, you can set it to automatically update less often, or you can do it manually. I hope the next version of the N800 has an ambient light sensor, because I am constantly adjusting the brightness up and down depending on where i am using it and the available lighting. My iPhone has this feature, as have most of my WinMo devices, and it really helps with power savings. |
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