Advanced Charging Controller (acc)

Kasinel said:

I have checked all the available swich for my phone (Poco x3 pro) and none of them work, could someone help me?
Rom: Evolution X (Android 12)
Kernel: Stock Evolution X
ACC Ver: v2022.7.30-dev
Front-end app: AccA

It depends on the kernel though. You can try another Rom or another kernel. For Poco X3 pro, some user reported that Arrow OS 12.1 with No Gravity Kernel v2.0.0 and Charging switch: battery/charging_enabled 1 0 -- is working

After setting the charging switch either on app or terminal, a device reboot is necessary

WhoIsJohnGalt1979 said:

@VanGray Thank you for your guidance. I did use acc -ss and set the switch to the one you suggested. Currently the config.txt looks like this:

configVerCode=202207300

ampFactor=
battStatusWorkaround=true
capacity=(5 50 84 85 auto false)
cooldownCurrent=
cooldownRatio=( )
currentWorkaround=false
dischargePolarity=+
forceOff=false
idleThreshold=40
language=en
offMid=true
prioritizeBattIdleMode=true
rebootResume=false
resetBattStats=(false false false)
temperature=(35 45 90 55)
tempLevel=0
voltFactor=

applyOnBoot=()

applyOnPlug=()

battStatusOverride=''

chargingSwitch=(gcpm/constant_charge_current_max 1933090 0 --)

cooldownCustom=()

maxChargingCurrent=()

maxChargingVoltage=()

runCmdOnPause=''

What I see happening now is after reaching 85% the phone keeps detecting charge and keeps waking up while the battery% fluctuates between 86 and 85. Ideally, shouldn't it stop charging and resume when it goes below 84, so that the charge remains at 85 even though the charger is connected to the phone?

Please ignore my naivity in asking these questions.

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It should stop charging and behaving as you said! I see that that battery idle mode is "true" in your configuration.

Try to change is to "false" and see if it works.

If I doesn't, you can try to enforce the two other switches and see if it's all OK

Arcline said:

Can someone give me their opinion on my setup? The settings are pretty overwhelming, but after reading the documentation I came up with this:
- Shut down is unchanged, cooldown at 60, resume at 75, pause at 80. Automatic charging switches.
- Temperature: Cooldown above 42, pause at 46, shutdown 50;
- Cooldown cycle: Charge period 50s, cooldown period 10s, cooldown current 500mA;
- Charging switch: Idle mode first;
- Statistics: Reset on pause;
Basically I want to limit charging at 80%, limit temperature at around 42C and make the cooldown cycle via limiting current instead of pausing. Also prioritize input power instead of battery when connected at pause level and reset stats when charged. Is my setup correct?
Thanks!

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Yes I think it's all good!

Gerard03 said:

I have a nothing phone and when I set a limit it doesn't stop and it shows an error daemon 7 when it reaches this limit

Use the latest beta (acc -u dev) and "(battery/charge_control_limit 0 battery/charge_control_limit_max --)" (in the config) as charging switch and forceOff=true.

This will not visually stop charging, but won't deliver any charge at the limit. Works pretty great.

panni said:

Use the latest beta (acc -u dev) and "(battery/charge_control_limit 0 battery/charge_control_limit_max --)" (in the config) as charging switch and forceOff=true.

This will not visually stop charging, but won't deliver any charge at the limit. Works pretty great.

What do you mean by not visually stop charging?

Gerard03 said:

What do you mean by not visually stop charging?

The icon will not change when the limit is hit.

panni said:

The icon will not change when the limit is hit.

Ok thanks

xtacb4 said:

Hi!
I have a Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 with LineageOS 12 rooted with magisk, and acc is unable to cut the battery charging.
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I had similar trouble with the latest build (after many years without any issue).

Downgrading to build v2021.12.20 did fix this issue. Now again it works as it should.

samhhmobil

samhhmobil said:

I had similar trouble with the latest build (after many years without any issue).

Downgrading to build v2021.12.20 did fix this issue. Now again it works as it should.

samhhmobil

Hi and thanks, it worked!! many many thanks!

NYLimited said:

Hi everyone,

I could use some help or suggestions if anyone has ideas. I am running ACC on a OnePlus N200 and it worked great for a while but at some point it started to ignore the capacity_resume percentage. Occasionally it ignores the capacity_pause percentage and charges to 100%. As an example, let's say I set resume=70 and pause=80. ACC almost always stops charging at 80%. Seriously reliable. But, if I plug the device in at, say, 75%, charging should not begin if I understand things correctly till the level drops below 70%.

I cannot prove this yet but it *seems* that updating the ROM (using LineageOS 19.1 which tends to update weekly) somehow breaks the resume function. No idea if this is actually possible (the /data/adb directories should not be touched by an update) or if it is a coincidence. Uninstalling and reinstalling ACC, sometimes a few times, eventually fixes the problem. I have attempted to set/reset config values via ACCA.APK, via ACC in Termux and also via RootExplorer's built-in text editor. I suspect the config file is okay.

Am currently running v2022.7.30-dev version.

Can anyone give me a hint what I might be missing and how I could fix this little issue? Any ideas would be appreciated.

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Try downgrading acc to v2021.12.20.

For me this was the solution (on three different devices, but all running LOS19.1).

samhhmobil

NYLimited said:

Hi everyone,

I could use some help or suggestions if anyone has ideas. I am running ACC on a OnePlus N200 and it worked great for a while but at some point it started to ignore the capacity_resume percentage. Occasionally it ignores the capacity_pause percentage and charges to 100%. As an example, let's say I set resume=70 and pause=80. ACC almost always stops charging at 80%. Seriously reliable. But, if I plug the device in at, say, 75%, charging should not begin if I understand things correctly till the level drops below 70%.

I cannot prove this yet but it *seems* that updating the ROM (using LineageOS 19.1 which tends to update weekly) somehow breaks the resume function. No idea if this is actually possible (the /data/adb directories should not be touched by an update) or if it is a coincidence. Uninstalling and reinstalling ACC, sometimes a few times, eventually fixes the problem. I have attempted to set/reset config values via ACCA.APK, via ACC in Termux and also via RootExplorer's built-in text editor. I suspect the config file is okay.

Am currently running v2022.7.30-dev version.

Can anyone give me a hint what I might be missing and how I could fix this little issue? Any ideas would be appreciated.

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Same problem here w 19.1

samhhmobil said:

Try downgrading acc to v2021.12.20.

samhhmobil said:

Try downgrading acc to v2021.12.20.