Extremely high battery drain in CM7 - Optimus One, P500, V General

Hi there.
So I flashed Cyanogenmod7 to my Optimus One
I'm very happy with it, however, there's a problem
On official froyo and 2.3.3 official gingerbread, i had the data connection ON and wifi on,too.So whenever I left the house, it would switch to data.And it wasn't on 2g,it was on HSDPA. Anyway, the battery consumption was barely noticeable,especially in standby mode.
However, if i do the same thing now, on CM, the battery drain is enormous
Wifi does not consume a lot, but whenever it switches to mobile data, the battery consumption is 10% / HOUR in IDLE mode, using the Smartass governor 245-600MHz, making the phone useless. And this is the consumption in standby mode...when I use it it's a lot worse. This problem makes me unable to use the mobile internet without returning home with a dead phone.
Is there a fix for this? Does anyone have the same problem?
Yes, i have the latest version of CM7, for my model,p500. Is it because of the old baseband?
Thanks in advance for any help

i encountered this for the first few days when i flashed to CM7 too
battery drop so quickly even when its at standby mode for 8 straight hours.
but after using for weeks, the battery begun to last longer, can last up to 2 days with light usage (some texting and tweeting)

im getting minimum of 4 days battery on cm7 -.-

Try this
1. Charge your battery to 100 percent.
2. Reboot into recovery and wipe battery stats.
3. Completely discharge the phone till the state it switches off.
4. Charge again.
Maybe it will help.
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium

Negi9 said:
Try this
1. Charge your battery to 100 percent.
2. Reboot into recovery and wipe battery stats.
3. Completely discharge the phone till the state it switches off.
4. Charge again.
Maybe it will help.
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
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I have never understood how or why this should work. Maybe somebody could elaborate this a bit?
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@OP: Which CM7 version? What kernel?

This is not usual.
I'm getting few days with CM7. Try calibrating the battery with Battery Calibrator from the market.

I already calibrated with the app from the Market
Charged to 100% ,Calibrated,discharged to 0%,then fully charged.
I did this twice.i dont think this is the problem.
I did a test :
Yesterday,when I first saw the problem,i had data enabled.I got 10 hours of battery life with the phone Idle (locked,yes.)
Today, i didn't enable data.I had 99% battery after 2 hours of idling. I guess that's normal.
So, i already know the problem. the data connection does this to the battery,but why?... as i said,when I was using the official froyo and gingerbread,i had both data and wifi enabled and i had absolutely no problem with battery drain...

Bec de Xorbin said:
I have never understood how or why this should work. Maybe somebody could elaborate this a bit?
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@OP: Which CM7 version? What kernel?
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This is called battery calibration.Whenever u flash a new rom,u need to calibrate ur battery so that it wont show u the stats of ur previous rom.If u dont wipe battery stats,sometimes the phone may switch off fue to low power at 15-20% or strange things like virtual increase in battery % by 2-3 %.So it is required to wipe battery stats,so after booting the phone,a new battery stats file is created and it wont give false info.

Negi9 said:
Try this
1. Charge your battery to 100 percent.
2. Reboot into recovery and wipe battery stats.
3. Completely discharge the phone till the state it switches off.
4. Charge again.
Maybe it will help.
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
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There's no need to completely discharge a Li-ion battery, it can in fact damage the battery.
Proper steps:
1. Charge your battery to 100 percent.
2. With phone still plugged in, reboot into recovery and wipe battery stats.
3. Reboot phone
4. Wait for phone to completely boot up then unplug.
5. Calibration complete

Bec de Xorbin said:
I have never understood how or why this should work. Maybe somebody could elaborate this a bit?
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@OP: Which CM7 version? What kernel?
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Hmm.. that's unusual. By the way, 6.6.1 or 6.5.8? And also specify the kernel you're using.
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flash newest goldenleaf kernel; -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1227682
disable gps;
disable wifi;
set interactiveX as default governor;
set minimum brightness;
disable data;
use 2g instead of 3g;
disable bluetooth;
make sure that your installed apps aren't killing you battery (via android config/view battery status);
reboot phone could help sometimes.
ps. the new baseband consumes even more battery

fserve said:
flash newest goldenleaf kernel; -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1227682
disable gps;
disable wifi;
set interactiveX as default governor;
set minimum brightness;
disable data;
use 2g instead of 3g;
disable bluetooth;
make sure that your installed apps aren't killing you battery (via android config/view battery status);
reboot phone could help sometimes.
ps. the new baseband consumes even more battery
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wait....better signal=more battery consumed?
New baseband for me is lesser in battery consumption than in old baseband

youfail144 said:
Hi there.
So I flashed Cyanogenmod7 to my Optimus One
I'm very happy with it, however, there's a problem
On official froyo and 2.3.3 official gingerbread, i had the data connection ON and wifi on,too.So whenever I left the house, it would switch to data.And it wasn't on 2g,it was on HSDPA. Anyway, the battery consumption was barely noticeable,especially in standby mode.
However, if i do the same thing now, on CM, the battery drain is enormous
Wifi does not consume a lot, but whenever it switches to mobile data, the battery consumption is 10% / HOUR in IDLE mode, using the Smartass governor 245-600MHz, making the phone useless. And this is the consumption in standby mode...when I use it it's a lot worse. This problem makes me unable to use the mobile internet without returning home with a dead phone.
Is there a fix for this? Does anyone have the same problem?
Yes, i have the latest version of CM7, for my model,p500. Is it because of the old baseband?
Thanks in advance for any help
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Wait !!!!!if its only bcos of data i have a solution!its because unwanted apps n process use data n consume charge ..so go to market --download droidwall ..and manage apps tmwhich you require connectivity for
Trust me it sounds silly but you ll surely see much improved results! !
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androidusero1p500 said:
Wait !!!!!if its only bcos of data i have a solution!its because unwanted apps n process use data n consume charge ..so go to market --download droidwall ..and manage apps tmwhich you require connectivity for
Trust me it sounds silly but you ll surely see much improved results! !
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I checked for apps that consume internet.I don't have any.Facebook would be one,but that's all.
I read something about the older versions (official ones) of the firmware using something called NETMGRD to reduce the battery drain caused by the APN being on..
what do you guys think about this?
And also,since you asked about the kernel :
2.6.32.42-franco.kernel.v18
Cyanogenmod 6.5.8

If i use 2g continously i get batrey lyf of 3.5 hrs..
Is this normal?
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youfail144 said:
I checked for apps that consume internet.I don't have any.Facebook would be one,but that's all.
I read something about the older versions (official ones) of the firmware using something called NETMGRD to reduce the battery drain caused by the APN being on..
what do you guys think about this?
And also,since you asked about the kernel :
2.6.32.42-franco.kernel.v18
Cyanogenmod 6.5.8
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im not sure but according my exoerience even the android sytem sometimes uses internet..
once when i checked my battery usage is saw something names MEDIA SERVER poping up!havent seen that before and i was having say 5%battery darin in 10 minutes with screen off and wifi connected n active!!so then i got droidwall and blocked everything except for ones that i needed like market,xda,browser etc!and i saw that thing named media server go down n my battery lasted longer..had about 1-2 %drain with 3g active and screen off!else it usually will be higher!

youfail144 said:
And also,since you asked about the kernel :
2.6.32.42-franco.kernel.v18
Cyanogenmod 6.5.8
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That's pretty outdated kernel. Flash a new one.

I get good battery life using the 2x Battery program that cuts off the 3G data when the screen is off and opens it at a set time (every 30 mins on mine) to check for email etc instead of constantly when the screen is off.
One of your major killers i see is the constant WiFi, with it and GPS if your not actively using them turn them off.
---------- Post added at 08:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:47 PM ----------
Forgot to add, the rule of thumb is anything that uses a hardware component uses battery power.
GPS
Wifi
Cell Radio (2g,3g,Phone)
Screen
Vibrate motor
Speaker
It takes power to make those work so the less you use some of them the longer the battery lasts.
Anyone that drives at night knows the effect of turning on the wipers, the radio, the lights and the blower fan on high to clear off the windshield and seeing the voltage gauge lowering from the heavy voltage draw.

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[Q] Q: Battery Help!!!

I am new to the roms/kernals just got on it this month or so but i am using community rom 1.3 nd OTB 1.3 kernal and my battery is HORIBLE!! it will go down 10% with no wifi nd no data in like ten minutes. Can someone please help me set up my voltage control or tell me what is going on and why my battery is so bad? Thanks
ballerfree said:
I am new to the roms/kernals just got on it this month or so but i am using community rom 1.3 nd OTB 1.3 kernal and my battery is HORIBLE!! it will go down 10% with no wifi nd no data in like ten minutes. Can someone please help me set up my voltage control or tell me what is going on and why my battery is so bad? Thanks
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Try Battery Calibration.
Charge your phone to 100% "on" > turn your phone "off" and charge up to 100% > Turn "on" and charger again to 100% > Go into Recovery > Advanced > Wipe Bstats.
If it doesn't work, let me know.
1% a min, that has to be a calibration issue. deff try what the second post said first.
ok so i just did what you told me and it is still dropping bad. i just finished it like 10 mins ago and its aready 96% with no data no wifi still idk what to do andymore.
you have to let it go through several calibrations. Charge to 100% and let it die, and recharge to 100%. go through this process several times and you will see improvement.
Ok ima try to keep doing it for the next day or two
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When addressing the massive battery drain of Froyo ROMS, the battery stats wipe / calibrate is weak and pathetic. It only works as a placebo for people who don't have a scientific approach to battery drain.
Froyo ROMS on Fascinate have all kinds of battery issues. Some people notice them, some don't. Do the following and it may help:
1) toggle airplane mode each boot
2) enter / exit maps each boot
3) disable location services
4) set wifi sleep plcy. to screen off
5) disable auto rotation
Iphone 4: excellent battery life out of the box. No hacks. No forum trolling. What a novel idea!
Froyo on Fascinate is half baked and was tossed over the fence like a dog turd.
Scrappy1 said:
When addressing the massive battery drain of Froyo ROMS, the battery stats wipe / calibrate is weak and pathetic. It only works as a placebo for people who don't have a scientific approach to battery drain.
Froyo ROMS on Fascinate have all kinds of battery issues. Some people notice them, some don't. Do the following and it may help:
1) toggle airplane mode each boot
2) enter / exit maps each boot
3) disable location services
4) set wifi sleep plcy. to screen off
5) disable auto rotation
Iphone 4: excellent battery life out of the box. No hacks. No forum trolling. What a novel idea!
Froyo on Fascinate is half baked and was tossed over the fence like a dog turd.
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I don't think 1% an min can be attributed to any run away process or any normal or abnormal use. I may be wrong but I don't think that kind of drain rate is possible without an actual short in the hardware. I would love to hear the devs chime in on the calibration issue as my only knowledge of it is just repeating what I've read.
Oh and unplugging your phone and finding that your down to 95% is normal. Your phone won't hold the 100% charge to prevent damage from over charge. When charging it will hit 100% then stop until out drops to around 95% them start back up again.
So don't count what it "drops" in the first few secs after unplugging.
Iv been doing this for two weeks nd it still is horrible on battery.....idk what to do nemore
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ballerfree said:
Iv been doing this for two weeks nd it still is horrible on battery.....idk what to do nemore
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Why don't you try a different kernel? Maybe the PB&J variety?

[Q] Battery Life

Hi Everyone,
I am disappointed with the battery of Optimus One.
My Battery in Standby (GPS/Wi-fi/3g/Sync/Screen, ALL OFF and without USE ), does not last even 20 hours.
I have an application that shows what application is consuming more battery power and the "phone in standby mode" takes up 95%!
What are your experiences with this battery?
Mine has problems?
Thx
I bought it one week ago and the battery last one day with no problem (and it's not at its full "potential" since is new). When did you buy the phone?
I bought it 2 weeks ago
Using a custom rom you won't be disappointed with your battery no more...
I have openOptimus Rom with Franco kernel 15. I am at 85% battery after 14 hours. The phone has been pretty much idle.
Only 2G networks
Data disabled
Wi-fi on
Auto-sync on
Overclocked 480/729 interactive (interactive may not be optimal)
I'm using franco kernel v15.1 with devoid.franco, i'll try do update do devoid.froyo.final today.
Explore3 said:
I have openOptimus Rom with Franco kernel 15. I am at 85% battery after 14 hours. The phone has been pretty much idle.
Only 2G networks
Data disabled
Wi-fi on
Auto-sync on
Overclocked 480/729 interactive (interactive may not be optimal)
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Hi, what is data disabled? and how to put only 2g networks?
20 hours on idling? Send it back for repair/replace. Mine will last days if left idling (about 1% every two hours)
When I travel I turn all data connections off (Bluetooth, wifi, gps, data) and it lasts about 3days
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Rynborg said:
Hi, what is data disabled? and how to put only 2g networks?
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Here are some potential things to turn off that might make the battery last longer. They are all in the settings app. I do not do all these since I find that some things might make the battery last longer but reduce the usefulness of the phone.
Setting/Display/Brightness
Setting/wireless & networks/wi-fi off
Setting/wireless & networks/bluetooth off*
Setting/wireless & networks/mobile networks/use only 2G networks*
Setting/wireless & networks/mobile networks/data enabled off* (I have this turned off all the time as I do not have a data plan.)
The items * I have off unless I am actively using them. I also overclock my Optimus. I think that this probably gives me a longer battery life, since it is running at 480 when I am not using it. I suppose if I was desperate, I would undercloack the phone (min 480 and max 480).
What version of Android are you running? 2.2 or 2.2.1/2.2.2?
When you click on Cell Standby, how much Time Without Signal does it show?
follow these steps and i think ull have what you want..
go to battery use and click on cell standby : then see time without signal. how much does it show ? if its above even one percent (unless uve mannually put ur device in airplane mode) i know the problem.
go to settings >wireless & network settings > mobile network > mark 2G only (if u are not using 3G) cause the cell might spen loads of battery searching for 3G.. then go to network operators and search for (mannually) and select ur own network provider.. like mine is airtel.. then let your battery run down totally.. completly to zero. then recharge your phone to full without any break.. this is called recaliberation. then see how much your battery lasts..
remember to turn off bletooth, wifi, internet, all ! while the phone is idle and you wont be using it for sometime. or, if you wont be doing or getting any calls or sms, consider switching to airplane mode..
you might be getting less battery if ur in a area with weak signal strength.. this makes the phone go wilder to search for signal. in these conditions, switch to airplane mode if you can . thatll save a lot of battery. and also during night if you want to.
dont hesitate to click the thanx if i helped !
EDIT: and ya every thing that the person after me 'Y.u.v.i' said.. though those are normal things and brightness level is most important..
and about francos kernel, ive had many f/c s with mik's cm7 beta 6.2.5 ..i prefer its own kernel , though dunno for other roms.. u might wanna try it.. ill try myself too..
yes ..few step here u can try
1.reduce ur brightness level to minimum ...
2. use 2g signal only.
3. turn off all extra connection like wi-fi , Bluetooth, auto sync , data.
4. use advance task killer and set it to auto kill app aftr every 30 mints.
5.automatic screen time to 30 sec.
6.if u r using custom ROM use Franco 15.1 kernal . and wipe battery after charging it up-to 100%
use thanks if u like my post ...
I did all the tips posted here. Let us now see what happens
sholimar said:
What version of Android are you running? 2.2 or 2.2.1/2.2.2?
When you click on Cell Standby, how much Time Without Signal does it show?
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I'm using 2.2
7% without signal.
Sorry for the dumb question (about 2.2 or 2.2.x) - I didn't read the first page carefully enough.
Try this: reboot, then enable airplane mode, lock your screen and leave it like that for about a minute, unlock screen, disable airplane mode.
Are you still seeing Time Without Signal? (of course, after a few hours, not straight away)
EDIT:
DON'T do any of the following:
- reduce brightness to 1%... come on, be serious! you really like squinting at the screen? screen brightness doesn't affect battery life that much anyway...
- don't use task killers! it doesn't matter if you have little RAM - it's there to be used. I will not go into details about this (there's whole threads about it), but trust me!
You could also try monitoring your apps with https://market.android.com/details?id=com.zomut.watchdoglite&feature=search_result and see if any of them start behaving wildly and keep your CPU awake.
Another thing would be to try Nessy Hypnos2... I had great battery life when using that ROM! If you're still experiencing the same battery drain with a fresh install of Hypnos, then I'm sorry to tell you but you'll probably have to send your phone for repairs.
I ended up recharging the phone two hours ago and it is at 91%.
Was 9% in 2 Hours - 4,5% per Hour. Very Bad...
...with nothing in use.
Only 2g networks
wi-fi/dates/sync/bluetooth ( ALL OFF )
Screen OFF (black, with -0% of brigth, because he is OFF)
I install Battery Monitor Widget that estimates my uses of battery in:
18h52m of Discharge (100->0%)
and 5h of charg in USB and 3h of charge inc AC.
I'm installing watchdog now, to see if have an App draining battery.
EDIT:
But I do not think that's because I have an application that shows the the CPU clock in%.
480MHz = 80%
729Mh = 20% or less
and another that shows the applications that consume battery
and Cell Standby = 90%
sholimar said:
Sorry for the dumb question (about 2.2 or 2.2.x) - I didn't read the first page carefully enough.
Try this: reboot, then enable airplane mode, lock your screen and leave it like that for about a minute, unlock screen, disable airplane mode.
Are you still seeing Time Without Signal? (of course, after a few hours, not straight away)
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I tried and went back to get a signal instantly after turning off the airplane mode.
I'm not using task killers.
A question a little idiot.
What is the battery in your P500?
Mine is a :
LG Li-ion Battery 3.7V
LGIP-400N 1500mAh 5.6Wh
Made in China
Rynborg said:
A question a little idiot.
What is the battery in your P500?
Mine is a :
LG Li-ion Battery 3.7V
LGIP-400N 1500mAh 5.6Wh
Made in China
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I got the same. My phone is also on the same settings, same rom, same kernel. Battery life was awesome some days ago, but now I experience average battery drain, I think I need to callibrate my phone as well. :/ I will do it probably after flashing void.final.

How to calibrate battery properly?

I'm really hitting a dead end with my phone recently. I flashed devoid froyo final with Franco's kernel v18 and have been getting horrible battery life. I'm not sure if I calibrated my battery correctly and I doubt its the rom or kernel at fault since everyone else is getting fantastic battery life. I have been using void echo until last month when I switched to the more updated roms of open optimus and devoid with Francos kernel since v12 i think.
I had great battery life with void echo but since moving up to the newer ones and newer kernel, its been horrible.
Can someone help me on what to do to properly calibrate my battery? And maybe on what app to use to find out the cause of the problem?
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Charge your phone fully, calibrate battery using battery calibrate app, disconnect your phone, let it drain completely, then charge to 100% without pause.
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With data on you will loose hell lot of battery either with FKv17 or FKv18....Desable data when u not need it..it will improve your battery strength.... And as suggested use full charge and discharge process to get every penny from battery.
probably install watchdog to check if some internet related app is draining your battery....uninstall those and watchdog after your work is done as wastchdog also consumes little battery....
flash void# forever i suggest...and wipe everything to start fresh....
hit the thanks button if i have helped you.
I charge to 100%, wipe batt stats from recovery, discharge to 0, take out batt, put on, try to on the phone for 3 times, then charge to 100% without using the phone
Battery Calibration
I've been doing the following steps after flashing new ROMs or if I just want to calibrate my battery:
1) Recharge the battery to 100%
2) Reboot into recovery without disconnecting the charger
3) Wipe battery stats
4) Reboot & wait until your phone is fully operational
5) Disconnect the charger
6) Use the phone as normal & let the battery drain to 0%
7) Recharge the battery to 100% preferably with the phone switched off
8) Disconnect the charger & use the phone as normal
raylgo said:
I'm really hitting a dead end with my phone recently. I flashed devoid froyo final with Franco's kernel v18 and have been getting horrible battery life. I'm not sure if I calibrated my battery correctly and I doubt its the rom or kernel at fault since everyone else is getting fantastic battery life. I have been using void echo until last month when I switched to the more updated roms of open optimus and devoid with Francos kernel since v12 i think.
I had great battery life with void echo but since moving up to the newer ones and newer kernel, its been horrible.
Can someone help me on what to do to properly calibrate my battery? And maybe on what app to use to find out the cause of the problem?
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please kill these apps. u dont need these apps running while u and ur phone is sleeping.there is a batter drain of only 2% for every 8hrs of sleep (tested by me only)
1)maps
2)market
3)browser
4)google voice
5)google contact sync
6)google calender sync
7)market feed back agent
8)google back up transport
9)user dictionary
10)dsp manager
11)and in the last (last only)google service frame work.
please dont use antivirus softs and process managing apps( Grow up)
if ur so particular in using a process manager use super manager.
(usual blah blahs.....aka
after installing rom/kernal charge ur batt to 100%, wipe batt status,let it drain to 0% allow ur phone to switch off itself and then charge to max. give the phone atleast 48 hrs to settle to the new rom/kernal)
and.........
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1071885
Before you start doing this make sure you have time on your hands.
Follow it step by step...
Read the entire set of steps and comments first.
Do not deviate.
If you are having issue's with it not charging fully. "70% to 90% and no further." then begin at step 7
If you have Xrecovery installed wipe battery stats first to reset the battery cache to the defaults.
This post will not talk about apps or any odd mods.
It's here to clear up on how to properly optimize the battery in your phone.
The battery has a cache file used to set the top and bottom battery level.
Today i am gona teach you how to set it correctly using nothing more than your phone and charger.
While doing this it will also properly "cycle" the cells.
1. Charge your phone fully to 100%
2. Plug out your charger & switch off your phone.
3. Remove the battery and plug in the charger.
4. Re-insert your battery
This is sets the top end battery parameter to a higher state allowing for further charging.
Should read 88% now.
5. Keep a eye on your phone as it charges!!!
Remove the back plate and feel if it's getting hot "it should not be a issue"
6. Repeat steps 1 to 5
Repeat this no more than 2 to 5 times till the battery will not charge further
A few extra may be required...
The battery may get stuck at 70% to 99% "most of the time 88%"
The cells have now reached full potential
IF in the case that it keeps charging after the 5th time your battery is fully optimized Enjoy
7. Let your phone run down it's battery
Don't use the phone aggressively
Leave it till it switches itself off
Now it has marked the very lowest point of the cell in the cache
8. Don't leave the battery empty, begin charging as soon as possible.
If your phone does not switch on right away.. relax.
Just leave it on charge for about a hour "will switch itself on"
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 a few times.
You will notice each time that the battery may charge just slightly bellow 100%
Getting closer to 100% each time
10.Soon it will read 100%
It has now marked the top charged point for the cells
If step 7&8 does not bring the battery to 100% use the battery calibration app from the market.
Don't rush.. take it calm and easy.
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josinpaul said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1071885
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I think this is for x10 only, 'cause it haves a different CHMON (just saying, no sure thing)
I use battery calibration app its free in the the market, at least it worked for me
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Battery drain can also cause due to some buggy apps that keep running in background, and taking lots of cpu usage during sleep.
If you are sure you have calibrated the battery correctly, and still facing problem with the drainage, I would suggest to try an app "systempanel" from market.(paid)
https://market.android.com/details?id=nextapp.systempanel.r1&feature=search_result
Keep the monitoring tool on for a day, this apps itself will consume few pinch of your battery for keep running in background, but once it generates the reports: you will know what apps are exactly using your phones CPU/Data/battery % etc which will help you to remove such buggy apps.
Hope it helps.
mansirawat said:
Battery drain can also cause due to some buggy apps that keep running in background, and taking lots of cpu usage during sleep.
If you are sure you have calibrated the battery correctly, and still facing problem with the drainage, I would suggest to try an app "systempanel" from market.(paid)
https://market.android.com/details?id=nextapp.systempanel.r1&feature=search_result
Keep the monitoring tool on for a day, this apps itself will consume few pinch of your battery for keep running in background, but once it generates the reports: you will know what apps are exactly using your phones CPU/Data/battery % etc which will help you to remove such buggy apps.
Hope it helps.
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Thanks I'll give it a try.
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Help battery drain

Have battery drain in all roms minicm7 :/ even when i make a full wipe :/ gues is ultra brightness but if i unselect it d automatic brightness doesnt worck n if i put at the top the brightness without ultra it gets to darck ,srry bad eng. The pic say 9 hr.but i used ust 1 hour
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Hi,
as you say it is with all ROMs and even after full wipe my only guess is that your battery is weak.
I would perhaps just try a new battery, they're quite cheap at ebay.
I have CM7 (nightly build) on my mini pro and no problems with battery drain. But I'm no heavy user, just a few sms or short calls per day, no games, no online apps. Most of the time my phone sleeps in standby with screen off. My battery shows 70-80% at the end of the day. I think that's quite ok for a little phone with a small battery. I heard the facebook app sucks battery like hell. But I don't use it, so I can't prove.
My settings are:
Clockspeed: 768 max / 122 min
Undervolt: on
Governor: smartass v2
Ultrabrightness: on
Wfi: off (only "on" when I really need it)
Bluetooth: off (I don't use it)
GPS: off (only "on" if really needed)
GSM/UMTS Data: off (only "on" when I really need it)
Maybe I could help.
Personally, I do a "wipe battery stats" from CWM now and then (let's say... every 2 weeks) and I have more than 48 hours (up to 72) usage with normal conditions.
Definitely works. Give it a try...
Thanks guees is d battery
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adragonta said:
Have battery drain in all roms minicm7 :/ even when i make a full wipe :/ gues is ultra brightness but if i unselect it d automatic brightness doesnt worck n if i put at the top the brightness without ultra it gets to darck ,srry bad eng. The pic say 9 hr.but i used ust 1 hour
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Go back to stock kernel for a couple of weeks, that might solve your battery drain.
SmG67 said:
Go back to stock kernel for a couple of weeks, that might solve your battery drain.
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u have to use InteractiveX as governor and 600MHz as max cpu frequency.. turn off ultra brightness and under voltage options and set brightness to %25-35 and try to off the screen when not in use then u will see ur battery drains over 40-50 hours...
There is no battery drain, your phone sleep when screen is off. Nothing is draining there. I have a x10mini, constant watsapp, won't last me a day. No games no browsing.
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Duno in eclair doesnt happend dat :/
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Me too
adragonta said:
Have battery drain in all roms minicm7 :/ even when i make a full wipe :/ gues is ultra brightness but if i unselect it d automatic brightness doesnt worck n if i put at the top the brightness without ultra it gets to darck ,srry bad eng. The pic say 9 hr.but i used ust 1 hour
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Me too have the same problem...
I had been fighting my battery for months, as it was getting worse and worse. It got to the point where using data would use 1-2% per minute, and at some point my phone would last 4 hours with minimal to no use.
Things that helped:
1- Finding what apps could be draining battery made the phone last up to 20h with little use. (In my case, Go Locker).
2- When I started using wifi only (like an ipod touch, let's say) without SIM, battery went up to ~24h with medium wifi use.
3- Flashed nAa's latest kernel and installed MiniCM7-2.2.1, and the first charge lasted ~40h. Then I found out I hadn't even enabled airplane mode yet.
4- Charged to 100%, removed battery stats, airplane mode on and gave it a bigger wifi use. 46h and it's down to 13%. When not using it, drains nearly no battery. This night it stayed at 14% for 10 hours.
Overall I'm very pleased with where it is going. I know I'm a new member do this may not even me worth $0,02, but I do belive the wipe + new kernel and ROM made a world of diference.
in all custom roms, is the same

[Q][XP]Battery is draining to fast

I bought this phone in September and m very disappointed...my huge problem is the battery life which is awful...i can't compare it to any other phone that i had before ... it sucks...is there any way to make it last longer ?custom kernel ?anything ?Never had a phone that bad (
rootkited said:
I bought this phone in September and m very disappointed...my huge problem is the battery life which is awful...i can't compare it to any other phone that i had before ... it sucks...is there any way to make it last longer ?custom kernel ?anything ?Never had a phone that bad (
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Auto brightness, turn it on. NFC, Bluetooth turn it off. I always suggest that users turn on extended standby mode but some people want their whatsapp or email to come through instantly all the time which I can understand but it's a real life saver for me, I personally don't have a massive issue with my battery, lasts a whole day, sometimes less if I use the phone heavily.
MadManMark said:
Auto brightness, turn it on. NFC, Bluetooth turn it off. I always suggest that users turn on extended standby mode but some people want their whatsapp or email to come through instantly all the time which I can understand but it's a real life saver for me, I personally don't have a massive issue with my battery, lasts a whole day, sometimes less if I use the phone heavily.
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The autobrightness is on, and nfc and bluetooth are always off (since i don't use em)...I need my e-mails, and Whatsapp is not even installed on my phone..turning 3g off or enabling the extended standby mode is like ... hmmm, i carry a 4 inch useless device around ... (
rootkited said:
The autobrightness is on, and nfc and bluetooth are always off (since i don't use em)...I need my e-mails, and Whatsapp is not even installed on my phone..turning 3g off or enabling the extended standby mode is like ... hmmm, i carry a 4 inch useless device around ... (
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Your emails would come as soon as you turned on your device anyway could you screenshot your battery usage please?
i don't know how to take screenshots
i understand that the e-mails arrive as soon as i turn the phone on, but this is not ok...it will become a habit to look at the phone ....
Very easy to do, hold volume down and the power button
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I think there is also a problem with reading the actual battery level (hopefully not hardware). The other day mine dropped from 15% to 0% in 10 seconds. This has happened a few times before when the battery gets around that level.
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I think there is also a problem with reading the actual battery level (hopefully not hardware). The other day mine dropped from 15% to 0% in 10 seconds. This has happened a few times before when the battery gets around that level.
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happened to me too...i was looking at the phone because i heard the battery notice, and than, paaaf, turned off .... i guess i'll unpack my old iPhone 4 which is already packed to be soled on ebay...
Try disconnecting your battery then, hold power button and volume up till you feel 3 buzzes
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Switch of the rotation sensor.. I read it somewhere I dun remember.. No prblm giving it a shot
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Tried calibrating the battery?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration&hl=en
Tiven said:
Tried calibrating the battery?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration&hl=en
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i have to root the device and to be honest, i am sick of it ...
attached screenshots...bare in mind that 3 hours the phone was on 2G and the display was as dark as possible (unable to see anything in the day light)
You could use clockwork recovery to erase the battery stats as well. I don't think you need root for it.
You charge to 100%, reboot into recovery erase battery stats, unplug and boot normal. After that you let it drain on its own until dead.
I've read that sometimes it worked after the second calibration or something but i believe it might be user error.
I erase the stats every time I flash a new rom. ...
I am now on 2.3.7. ... Maybe is better
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You could use clockwork recovery to erase the battery stats as well. I don't think you need root for it.
You charge to 100%, reboot into recovery erase battery stats, unplug and boot normal. After that you let it drain on its own until dead.
I've read that sometimes it worked after the second calibration or something but i believe it might be user error.
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Battery stats doesn't do anything: http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
That is, it essentially holds the information displayed in the Settings > Battery screen. Nothing more, nothing less. Thus:
It has no impact on the current battery level shown to you.
It has no impact on your battery life.
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I would advise you to update your phone to the latest firmware, it has better battery management... If you are rooted, you can try custom kernel like ThP or Sliding_XP and custom Rom based on stock... I used to get only 10-12 hours of battery life in 2.3.7 before rooting.. The steps I took to improve battery life are:
1) Root the phone, add init.d and build.prop tweaks or install a Rom that has tweaks like Brain_ICS or XPT's Vision Roms.
2) Use any custom kernel based on stock that are tweaked to give better performance and battery life, along with above Roms
3) Switch off WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC when not in use. Or better, use NFC tags to switch settings (like WiFi on only at home, Bluetooth on only in car)
4) Keep the brightness to the minimum setting when indoors and keep it in auto brightness when outdoors.
5) I live in an area which has better 2g coverage. In network settings, if you set the network mode to select only gsm, battery life vastly improves as there is no searching and switching for a 3g connection. Also I find that staying in 2g gives better network clarity. I shift to 3g when I require high speed browsing only.
6) I usually keep data connected with auto sync on and extended standby mode on. If you switch off extended standby off, you can last through the day but only if you reduce the amount of apps syncing and the polling time of each app. In my case, I have switched off syncing for Twitter, facebook, Google+ etc and sync only for Google contacts, calender and Gmail.
7) I also have automated the phone to switch to airplane mode from midnight to early morning.
By the time I get home from work, I have at least 40% battery remaining. On the whole, I get 22hours on average and I have got 1day 12 hours maximum from my Xperia P. And happy with my choice.
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---------- Post added at 05:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:47 PM ----------
Forgot two things:
I keep all location services switched off and turn it on only when required. This prevents the Map app from unnecessarily polling for location and helps save battery.
And sorry for such a long post. There won't be a tldr.
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Just had this weird experience, battery was on 1 percent then I rebooted my phone using power button and volume up, then my battery shot up to 28 percent
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that was android normal problem....thats why developer making phone by using high capacity battery (motorola razr maxx) . By using 3000mAh battery also just give certain phone for 2 days (using galaxy note 2). Android jelly bean suck battery juice faster because of its f***** project butter (uses cpu and gpu at the same time). Now phone developer starts frustrated on android...hehe (from my speculation)
Android problem how?
Almost all smartphones last about 1 day. Don't blame the Operating System it's the same battery life in all smartphones. Blame the battery technology.
Tiven said:
Android problem how?
Almost all smartphones last about 1 day. Don't blame the Operating System it's the same battery life in all smartphones. Blame the battery technology.
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one day means 24 hours...24 hours means more than i need .... i only get 10hrs if i don't touch the device...used, i get like 5 hrs .... anyways, thanks for your feedback...
PS: Xperia P, Red, for sale - 2 months old

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