That would be great. Thanks... if you want you can try my config file and - if it basically works - modify it according to your needs.
That would be great. Thanks... if you want you can try my config file and - if it basically works - modify it according to your needs.
Here it is.
... just sent you a pm
Please, upload a screenshot of your settings in the frontend and the configfile.Seems one of my 4 xiaomi redmi note 7 is damaged or something.
Using ACC it charges after the limit and sometimes stop and sometimes start again for no reason
I set 40 start and 80 stop
After isntalling a new system, I was using lineageos 18.1 android 11 on all my redmi note 7, and ACC is working well on 3.
This special one isnt working very well, I installed FORK OS 19.1 android 12. And the problem still here.
Not sure what to do now, right now, with good temps, and at 89%, is charging for 1-2 minutes, stop for 30 secs - 1 minute and start again.
Even with clean new profiles is doing this.
Any idea? maybe is just damaged by hardware level
Can you please send me your configuration too?
... done!Can you please send me your configuration too?
I am trying to figure it out how to set it properly on my new Pixel 7. Until now I just figured that it is necessary to disable adaptive charging in the System Settings in order to not compete with acc settings, but I'm not sure about the whole configuration that I am currently using.
Thanks in advance!
This worked pretty well but I found a better solution for my Pixel 7 Pro. I updated acc to the latest dev build (acc -u dev). Then tested configs. The first one I chose to try is (gcpm/constant_charge_current_max 1866420 0). It is working perfectly. Pausing and charging as it should. Idles too. I didn't change max current or voltage. The one above kind of missed the target pause / charge and had to play with mcv, mcc. Not with this new setup.Fingers crossed but I think I've finally got acc working on my Pixel 7 pro. I tried different switches and the custom config file that was pm'd without much success. For the umpteenth time I removed acc from the phone entirely and then reinstalled it. Using acc -t with the wireless charger that I prefer to use I got a new switch that tested good (and for idle too). "maxfg/offmode_charger 0 1". Been using it for almost 24 hours now. So far so good. Also set mcv 4100 and mcc 1000, acc 75 70. Seems to be working both wired and wireless with idle enabled. Will continue testing as other switches that would work for a while would suddenly not work any more. I have done most of my configuring in termux or with acc settings gui.
I'll be closely following this. It was a buggy mess on my Pixel 2 XL, and I eventually gave up trying it. The adaptive charging on the pixel 7 pro is really, really, really good. Sometimes I'll wake up in the middle of the night and look at the battery percentage. After 4 hours or so. It may have only gained 30 or 40%. It really does a nice trickle charge when it knows that you can afford the time. I just wish I could cap the max percentage at 80. If that were native to AOSP, this module would not be needed because all the trickle charging and stopping functions are already baked in I think.So what do I need to install and set to make ACC work on pixel 7 pro?.
See my post just before yoursSo what do I need to install and set to make ACC work on pixel 7 pro?.
What configs are you referring to?This worked pretty well but I found a better solution for my Pixel 7 Pro. I updated acc to the latest dev build (acc -u dev). Then tested configs. The first one I chose to try is (gcpm/constant_charge_current_max 1866420 0). It is working perfectly. Pausing and charging as it should. Idles too. I didn't change max current or voltage. The one above kind of missed the target pause / charge and had to play with mcv, mcc. Not with this new setup.
Does anyone know what gcpm stands for? Just out of curiosity.
Have you installed acc and read the documentation?
This worked pretty well but I found a better solution for my Pixel 7 Pro. I updated acc to the latest dev build (acc -u dev). Then tested configs. The first one I chose to try is (gcpm/constant_charge_current_max 1866420 0). It is working perfectly. Pausing and charging as it should. Idles too. I didn't change max current or voltage. The one above kind of missed the target pause / charge and had to play with mcv, mcc. Not with this new setup.
Does anyone know what gcpm stands for? Just out of curiosity.
The downloads are on Github. On Github there are the master builds and the dev builds. Github isn't the friendliest. Think of it as a learning activityCan you link us to the download? I looked in the OP, at the listed GitHub there, and 1-2 other links in the thread. I'm not seeing a dev -u build. Are these configurations you say you got working available at the same link location?
Btw there is a link to the releases and the documentation in the OP.Can you link us to the download? I looked in the OP, at the listed GitHub there, and 1-2 other links in the thread. I'm not seeing a dev -u build. Are these configurations you say you got working available at the same link location?
What's aboutI'm on stock android 13 and there is no setting on my pixel to turn on the screen when being unplugged. In fact, I have been searching for a setting or a magisk module to prevent exactly that but cannot find one. It's a shame because acc works perfectly otherwise but this is a deal breaker for me.
What kind of phone do you have? I certainly don't have that setting on my stock pixel 7.What's about
==>Settings==>Display==>Wake on plug
That one you should switch off.
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