[UTIL] BattLog 0.2.3.130 (Beta)

[PalladiumTD]

Originally Posted by JRMX Palladium TD..... Thanks to a post on another thread, I found your very nicely done program. I have some 'funny' out of the blue battery drains that your program may help me isolate. I have v0.2.3.130 beta installed on my US ROM1.93 GSM Diamond. It installed fine, tracks current use and temp (/10) and logs the data. Very easy to pull into excel for analysis. I've only used it for a day now and do note the following issues (which may be me not executing correctly or the beta) Voltage and temp graphs track exactly together and without a scale value No response from the two Icons on the left (one looks like a help?) I don't see any response to the "Display Total Usage mAh Very excellent work, and if I can support, let me know. Thanks

I will look into the voltage Temp issue The two Icons on the left indicate whether the AC is connected (top) and the battery type (lower). The Display total usage option switches the value displayed for the phone and data call indicators on the main page (which I still have issues capturing the notifications of the start and end of a call so they don't always work properly)

Thanks for the feedback!

[JRMX]

Originally Posted by PalladiumTD I will look into the voltage Temp issue The two Icons on the left indicate whether the AC is connected (top) and the battery type (lower). The Display total usage option switches the value displayed for the phone and data call indicators on the main page (which I still have issues capturing the notifications of the start and end of a call so they don't always work properly) Thanks for the feedback!

Got it, thanks.

[Da_G]

Followup on my earlier post re: TBattery, HTC implemented a different program for CDMA. Here you go, hope it helps in the development of your excellent application.

[yuvalm]

Hi,

I have the GSM version of the HTC Touch Pro (WM6.1).
I've installed .Net 3.5 Compact, and BattLog 0.2.3.130.
However, I cannot run it as I get the error message:
BattLog.exe
NullReferenceException
at
BatteryStatus.Form1.DisplayBatteryStatus()
at
BatteryStatus.Form1.UpdateDisplay()
at
BatteryStatus.Form1.updateTimer_Tick(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at
System.Windows.Forms.Timer._WnProc(WM wm, Int32 wParam, Int32 lParam)
at
System.Windows.Forms.ApplicationThresdContext._Int ernalContextMessages(...)
at
Microsoft.AGL.Forms.Application.Run(Form fm)
at
BatteryStatus.Program.Main()

Any ideas on what is wrong?

Thanks,
Yuval.

[Donn29]

Does this work on a QVGA Device like my Excalibur? I get a blank white page when I run it. I can see the process running but not in the tasks list. Tried reinstall and reboot. Thanks.

[Kirakira]

Does exist an app to parse battlog files to have it with somes graphs, like curve for battery percentage, arrows for events, for example?
Or allow export .csv file for Excel ?
Great tool anyway.

[khaytsus]

I'm an idiot in Excel, but I made some overlaying graphs.. It takes some modification to the data, which one could make a VB macro or whatever to automate, but I'm attaching it in case it's useful to anyone else.

There's three sheets, raw data (straight from csv), Chart Data, and Chart. Look at the Chart Data and note that there's no characters in any of the data, such as ma, C, v, etc.. So what you do is this:

Open the raw data csv, paste the data into this worksheet. Select each column, replace the characters you need to delete with nothing; ie get rid of them.

Then copy all of the data, minus the headers, paste it into line 3 on the Chart Data, so that now your data is now in the MIDDLE of my sample data. ie: Click line 3, right-click Insert Copied Cells. Then delete my sample data (including the first line of my sample data, and the trailing data. This way the chart (hopefully?) matches your data. If you just paste it in, the chart won't be correct, it has to be between the first and last lines.

Hopefully it's useful to someone, and perhaps someone can make it better.