On my T-Watch S3, I am putting the ESP32 into light sleep mode and turn down the display brightness (watch.setBrightness(0);) before. Nevertheless, I loose roughly 12 % of battery SOC per hour, which is roughly 56 mA of average current.
I was trying to find out which chip causes that high current draw myself but the schematics directory does not even have the schematic of the S3 version of the watch.
Can you please document:
upload schematic of the S3 watch version
overview which ICs draw how much current (rough data would already help a lot)
overview how to turn each ICs off via the library.
e.g. watch.lowPower() has a completely commented out body
mrpond
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4 months ago
On my T-Watch S3, I am putting the ESP32 into light sleep mode and turn down the display brightness (
watch.setBrightness(0);) before. Nevertheless, I loose roughly 12 % of battery SOC per hour, which is roughly 56 mA of average current.I was trying to find out which chip causes that high current draw myself but the schematics directory does not even have the schematic of the S3 version of the watch.
Can you please document:
watch.lowPower()has a completely commented out bodywatch.disableALDO4()is very nondescript