Please separate the cooldown_temp setting from max_temp and max_temp_pause in the UI as these are fully independent settings and currently they're in a confusing arrangement. (see acc config entry descriptions below)
# cooldown_temp (ct) # Default: 35
# Temperature (°C) at which the cooldown cycle starts.
# Cooldown reduces the battery degradation rate by lowering the device's temperature.
# Requires cooldown_current or cooldown_charge and cooldown_pause, explained above.
# max_temp (mt) # Default: 45
# max_temp_pause (mtp) # Default: 90
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# Those two work together and are NOT tied to the cooldown cycle.
# Think of max_temp as the cooldown plan B (for when the cooldown cycle doesn't help).
# On max_temp (°C), charging is paused for max_temp_pause (seconds).
I've been using this app for a while and I believed that all three temperature configurations (cooldown_temp, max_temp and max_temp_pause) are sticked together.
I thought that configuring 35 degrees for cooldown_temp and 40 degrees for max_temp means that acc will keep the battery's temperature between these two values. But that's not true.
cooldown_temp and max_temp are fully independent settings that should not be placed together in the UI.
Rather it should be put next to the cooling cycle settings (cooldown_capacity, cooldown_charge and cooldown_pause) to make sure that it won't confuse anyone else.
I've attached some screenshot which shows where the cooldown temperature is misleading and how it could possibly be solved.
Please separate the
cooldown_temp
setting frommax_temp
andmax_temp_pause
in the UI as these are fully independent settings and currently they're in a confusing arrangement. (see acc config entry descriptions below)I've been using this app for a while and I believed that all three temperature configurations (
cooldown_temp
,max_temp
andmax_temp_pause
) are sticked together. I thought that configuring 35 degrees forcooldown_temp
and 40 degrees formax_temp
means that acc will keep the battery's temperature between these two values. But that's not true.cooldown_temp
andmax_temp
are fully independent settings that should not be placed together in the UI. Rather it should be put next to the cooling cycle settings (cooldown_capacity
,cooldown_charge
andcooldown_pause
) to make sure that it won't confuse anyone else.I've attached some screenshot which shows where the cooldown temperature is misleading and how it could possibly be solved.