| == Interpreting LowBatteryLog == |
| === 1. Find the logfile === |
| First off, find the file[br] |
| [br] |
| Go to: [br] |
| Settings > Privacy & Security > Analytics & Improvements > Analytics Data[br] |
| Then scroll until you find a file named [LowBatteryLog-YYYY-MM-DD][br] |
| [br] |
| Therein you should find a snippet similar to this[br] |
| ``Foreground Applications: com.google.maps``[br] |
| ``Screen Brightness: 0.534646``[br] |
| ``Hardware Model: D49AP``[br] |
| ``Awake Time: 02:41:19 (9679)``[br] |
| ``Standby Time: 11:26:34 (41194)``[br] |
| ``Partial Charge: 0``[br] |
| ``Capacity: 0``[br] |
| ``Voltage: 3647 mV``[br] |
| I will now explain what each line mean |
|
| === Foreground applications === |
| ``Foreground Applications:`` tells you what app it had open. in this case it was google maps [br] |
| This suggests that the user either used the phone heavily or that the battery needs replacement... maybe both. |
|
| === Partial charge === |
| ``Partial Charge: 0`` Tells us that the phone had not been "trickle charging"[br] |
| This value is either ``0`` or ``1``. [br] |
| ``1`` = have been plugged in since last full charge[br] |
| ``0`` = Have not been plugged in since last full charge |
|
| === Capacity === |
| ``Capacity: 0`` this is the battery percentage of the phone when it turned off. [br] |
| if it is over 1 you should probably replace the battery. |
|
| === Voltage === |
| This is the recorded voltage of the battery. it should be close to the expected value when it is on. |
|
| === Dipping sauce: === |