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Old 04-01-2021, 05:47 PM   #16
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My Onyx (a nova generation 1) can be switched between power saving mode and normal mode. power saving mode shuts down background processes. the power saving / normal mode is a battery icon that show when you click the top of the screen in the home screen.

edit: kind of related. if you go to the apps page, there is an snowflake icon in top right that allows you to freeze processes.

edit: if you go to power settings and click battery status it shows what is using power. The biggest for me is table idle at 11% and android os at 5%
I think that there is no power saving mode in this device (at least, I have not found it).

Everything is frozen via the snowflake icon.

Also, Settings/Power/Battery Status does not show me any detail on the consumption by app. I tried clearing cache, but still does not show relevant info (I get the message "Battery usage data isn't available)" (shown in attached images).


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Uninstall AccuBattery - I tried and it shows nonsense.
Check your books - at least one of them prevents the NeoReader from going to sleep and if it works, it needs power.
Due to Settings/Power/Battery Status not showing any details on the consumption by app, I need to rely on 3rd party apps. Would you be so kind to recommend a better option?
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Old 04-01-2021, 05:52 PM   #17
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My Onyx (a nova generation 1) can be switched between power saving mode and normal mode. power saving mode shuts down background processes. the power saving / normal mode is a battery icon that show when you click the top of the screen in the home screen.

edit: kind of related. if you go to the apps page, there is an snowflake icon in top right that allows you to freeze processes.

edit: if you go to power settings and click battery status it shows what is using power. The biggest for me is table idle at 11% and android os at 5%
My device has a power loss (on sleep mode, doing nothing) of 1% each 38mins, approximately 2% each hour, but without USB cable connected (which is similar to what you report with a connected cable, in your thread). Have you found some other clues on this behavior, so far?
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Old 04-01-2021, 09:59 PM   #18
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My device is old but has very recent FW upgrade. I would be surprised if onyx has removed the feature. Perhaps someone with a newer version could confirm. I access it by tapping the top bar in the home screen. It appears as a battery icon. I would also freeze all apps. Have you installed any apps that might cause this? It is also possible that a bad book can cause battery drain. Reboot the device and if all else fails to a software reset.
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Neo reader, AccuBattery,
Uninstall AccuBattery - I tried and it shows nonsense.
Check your books - at least one of them prevents the NeoReader from going to sleep and if it works, it needs power.
Due to Settings/Power/Battery Status not showing any details on the consumption by app, I need to rely on 3rd party apps. Would you be so kind to recommend a better option?
Everything that monitors needs power.
Question: If the Neo Reader is not used, why does it appear first?
Answer: because it is busy with a book!

My suggestion: reset the device and then check the consumption - with no book and nothing installed.
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