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#56
Originally Posted by Estel View Post
What do you mean by "battery stats"? Anyway, when calibrating to *lower* capacity that your LMD/ILMD (like, in your case, single polarcell, from 2000+ mAh), unplugging at green led should be OK. If you would be, OTOH, calibrating from lower to higher capacity, you should monitor via bnf or bq27200.sh and count minutes*mA (like written in calibration post), to avoid getting hit by limit of calibration capacity change.
I am going from an old polar batttery (1400mAh) to a new one. The 2000- mAh value was already shown in bnf the first time i ran it and it seems to be going down towards 1500 which would of course be correct.

By Battery stats I mean the info obtained when the command lshal|grep battery

So what i did was correct - unplugging the charger when the bnf showed SOC 100%?

What difference would it make to leave the cahrger connected until the green LED is shown?

As I am technically going from a lower capacity to a higher capacity BUT the phone had this higher capacity (2487 or whatever) stored already and I am now working down from that to the genuine capacity!! Don't know how this situation arose but I think that is the nature of the beast!!

**Additional - found this on page 82 of the battery mod thread "The N900 actually has a chip that can do this capacity measurement and tracking, but it's unused, and the OS shuts down before 6% level at which the chip updates/"learns" battery capacity, so it's stuck at 2048mAh on most N900s. - shadowjk"

Perhaps this 2048 is the value that my phone started with as "default".

Last edited by Mr_Ryde; 2013-03-31 at 19:21.
 

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