Hi,
I have an app user complaining about not being able 'to charge the Bangle.js 2 to 100%'.
After some testing with 3 Bangles, I must conclude he's right : the 3 parts report 93..95 % after one day of charging.
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Hi,
I have an app user complaining about not being able 'to charge the Bangle.js 2 to 100%'.
After some testing with 3 Bangles, I must conclude he's right : the 3 parts report 93..95 % after one day of charging.
One of those units outputs values as follows :
(I studied Espruino's 'jswrap_bangle.c', but there I see low and high values of 0.246V and 0.32V, which I don't understand.)
So my question : is there a better way to detect the 'end-of-charge' condition ?
(I know I can cheat and introduce a correction factor for the 'E.getBattery' result, but...)