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Difference between revisions of "Low Power Mode (Internal Settings)"
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[[File:LPMInternalSettings.png | thumb | An image showing the Low Power Mode section in Internal Settings]] |
[[File:LPMInternalSettings.png | thumb | An image showing the Low Power Mode section in Internal Settings]] |
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A toggle to toggle Low Power Mode on and off, underneath it is footer text written:<br> |
A toggle to toggle Low Power Mode on and off, underneath it is footer text written:<br> |
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'''Disabled at (date last disabled, in the format mm-dd time) at (charge when disconnected)% charge'''<br> |
'''Disabled at (date last disabled, in the format mm-dd time) at (charge when disconnected)% charge'''<br> |
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'''(day) day(s) (hour) hours(s) (minute) minute(s) ago''' |
'''(day) day(s) (hour) hours(s) (minute) minute(s) ago''' |
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+ | == Disable When Battery Level Exceeds == |
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This section contains: |
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* A slider for the battery percentage Low Power Mode should be turned off when exceeded. |
* A slider for the battery percentage Low Power Mode should be turned off when exceeded. |
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 14 June 2022
The Low Power Mode subsection in Internal Settings under the Applications section contains configurable options & information concerning the device's Low Power Mode
Sections
Low Power Mode (No Section)
A toggle to toggle Low Power Mode on and off, underneath it is footer text written:
Disabled at (date last disabled, in the format mm-dd time) at (charge when disconnected)% charge
(day) day(s) (hour) hours(s) (minute) minute(s) ago
Disable When Battery Level Exceeds
This section contains:
- A slider for the battery percentage Low Power Mode should be turned off when exceeded.
- A button labeled Disable on A/C , with footer text underneath labaled: Disable at any level when connecting charger
- A slider with footer text underneath labeled: Allow discretionary tasks when on charger and batter above this level (default:30%)
- A slider labeled Backlight reduction percentage (default:20%)
