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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Hope you find work. I appreciate donations, but luckily I do not have to live from donations. I drink coffee with my wife as reward for the hours spent on BattClock by the donations :rolleyes: I also get some money when somebody clicks advertisements on the SourceForge pages. I still do it for fun. Although I am going to look more into iPad 2 too. I still regret the decision of Microsoft to abandon WM in favor of Windows Phone 7 :(

Yes, those libraries are tried to be loaded dynamically, only when you activate the CPU Speed setting. And also that will not crash the application. So only on need basis, in the spirit of as efficient (memory) as possible BattClock.

I also considered to make a special version without debug logging, because that saves some log strings in the executable. It only saved about 9 KB on disk, so I did not go into the hassle of providing 2 versions, with and without logging. Note that it is still an optimized release build, so performance wise it does not make a difference.

If you really want to spare some KB for your phone memory, you only need battclock.exe. You can put aside BattConfig.exe and SmartControl.dll to e.g. Flash card and run it there. And you can remove BattClock.xml, if you do not want to use AppToDate.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Thanks, I appreciate if you can provide the missing Spanish translations. I hope also others will provide translations.

Currently the following translations are provided by users for previous versions of BattClock, thanks to:

- Russian translations, thanks to Vadim Bogaiskov

- Chinese Simplified translations, thanks to zhongzw

- Chinese Traditional translations, thanks to victorchen101

- Spanish translation, thanks to animalote and jcmm

- French translations, thanks to YoLoLo

- Italian translations, thanks to tigro11 and ephestione

- Norwegian translations, thanks to longice

- Hebrew translations, thanks to Som30ne

- Polish translations, thanks to pupakota alias nothin

- Greek translations, thanks to padvou and colossus_r

- Arabic translations, thanks to khaeid

- Korean translations, thanks to sinfancy

- German translations, thanks to Tokl

- Serbian translations, thanks to slavissa

- Czech translations, thanks to Konrad007

- Dutch translation, thanks to myself ;-)

Note that the following translations are supported by BattClock:

- Arabic

- Bulgarian

- Czech

- Danish

- German

- Greek

- Spanish

- Finnish

- French

- Hebrew

- Hindi

- Croatian

- Hungarian

- Indonesian

- Italian

- Japanese

- Korean

- Dutch

- Norwegian

- Polish

- Portuguese

- Romanian

- Russian

- Slovak

- Slovenian

- Serbian

- Swedish

- Thai

- Turkish

- Ukrainian

- Vietnamese

- Chinese (Simplified)

- Chinese (Traditional)

So I hope users will provide missing translations :)

Translation Excel spreadsheet can be found here.

For convenience I attached the Excel also as zipped attachment.

Thereafter post the translations in the excel spreadsheet as zipped attachment in this thread.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] decebal76:
in my Samsung GT i8000(omnia2)

wm6.5

the following are not working:

Battery temperature

Battery current

Battery current force

Battery voltage

Battery watt

and

all Mobile options
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jcmm:
Hello ZuinigeRijder,

I am attaching the file complete translation in Spanish.

Regards,
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pupakota:
Thanks, ZuinigeRijder for kind words..

ok, i refreshed my translation a bit(although i am using wwe).

also, actual today sshot..

just standard today :) wm 6.1.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] reidler:
Battclock 3.6 - thanks

Wow! I did not receive an email from xda telling me of the updates or the new posts. I went to send an email but before I did I saw you posted the new version 3.6! Great. I downloaded it and installed it. Thank you so much - again!

I skimmed the posts but did not see definitions for the new features. I immediately switched from minutes uptime to total uptime battery minutes. What exactly does the Total Uptime Charger Minutes and Recharge Minutes mean? The amount of minutes it charged and recharged? (Recharged meaning before the battery died completely or within a lower threshhold?)

How does Battclock find out when the battery was last charged? What if I replace the drained battery with a charged one? Will Battclock know the difference?

Also, what default values did you put in for registers 7-12?

You offer so much good information to be displayed. But there's not enough room to display it all!

Thanks.

Eli
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
I still busy with filling in the detailed settings screens documentation.

But the changelog summarizes them:

New feature of counting the total uptime over all BattClock sessions and total uptime for the battery (before fully charged or replaced).

1) MinutesUptime, the number of minutes since starting BattClock (already available)

2) TotalUptimeBatteryMinutes, the number of minutes for all sessions monitored by BattClock on Battery (survives reboot)

3) TotalUptimeChargingMinutes, the number of minutes for all sessions monitored by BattClock on Charger (survives reboot)

4) TotalUptimeRechargeMinutes, the number of minutes for all sessions monitored by BattClock, reset at startup/power up (when the Battery% > 97%) or when full charged (switching from charging to battery and Battery% > 97)

So 2) and 3) will only increase, or you must reset it in the registry.

4) is probably the most useful one, to see how long passed by before you did a full charge. So the trick will be when it is above 97% charged when battclock starts or switches from charging to battery and is above 97%.

The default values for regkey 7 to 12 are the ones you did advise, you can find them back in the "Display Format" Settings screen.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
It is a known issue that (all?) Samsung drivers do not give back that information, although the Microsoft API provides the structure. So maybe there is another battery driver for your Samsung. I do not know, if there is. Anyway, BattClock cannot do something about it, it relies on the battery driver implementation.

For some people the Mobile options do not work. I do not have a clue why.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] reidler:
As far as the registry defaults of 7-12 - that's why I asked because they looked like the ones I once mentioned. Thanks. Soon as I get some time I hope to set up the stripe for volume.

Yes, it sounds like choice #4 will be the one I want to see how long my battery has lasted on a full charge.

I am experimenting with the uptime minutes values. Maybe I don't yet understand them yet or maybe I might have found a - a bug? :(. I hope not.

I set it to usee the Total Uptime Battery Minutes. Let's say it displayed 41B. Then I changed it to Total Uptime Charger Minutes. Then I changed it back to Total Uptime Battery Minutes - all within a few seconds - and it changed the 41B to 43B. I kept doing it over and over and it increased the number by a few minutes each time. I'm on the HTC Touch Pro 2 phone (Sprint). Is this a bug or a misunderstanding?

Thanks,

Eli
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 2xmanman:
Glad to see someone still working on WM6.5!

Cheer up!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Tokl:
Hi Zuinige!

Even when i am fully switched over to Android now ;),

i want to support your excellent development :cool:

Here is the German Translation :)

Greetz Tokl
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Indeed I increment those values when there are settings changed. This was done to be sure the settings were refreshed. But it can be done more clever, so I will fix that in the next update, together with the translations people post.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] danusko:
Sorry maybe stupid question, but...

Is it not possible to do this app this way, that will be possible to set location of filed anywhere on screen? Not only in status bar?

thx
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pupakota:
heh, this is definitely not a stupid question.

It could be sweet(+under topmost flag :)).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
subclassing other windows

Actually, the possibility is there, subclassing not only the taskbar, in the Other Settings window

But be careful, when experimenting. I propose you test with the zip version and start BattClock by hand, while experimenting. Otherwise you risk a hardreset, when BattClock hangs.....

Window Name (TaskBarWindowName = "")

To subclass other windows than taskbar window, so you can put the BattClock items e.g. on your home screen instead of the taskbar. Note that the Window Name DesktopExplorerWindow is on my Touch Diamond the Home screen (works in Windows Mobile standard Today screen and Touch Flo 3D) Note that BattClock will not work correctly when the Window does not (yet) exist. If it does not yet exist, it will poll each 5 seconds, till the window is there. See here for a list of window names.

Here an example I made a long time ago:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ephestione:
Wicked. Really wicked ;)

The updated italian translations are here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4052847/BattclockITA.xls

Just let me know when you get it so I can pull it off Dropbox ;)

I reckon that value cannot be set from registry, since I found no pertinent key, so it's probably hardcoded?

Wouldn't be a problem normally, but my batteries are becoming old, since from time to time when I swap them I can easily get 96% or 94% on reboot, while once it was 100% all the times, so I would miss the refresh if it's too low; I suppose that the old check we talked about when discussing the function is not in place anymore? I mean the "difference between new batt% and old batt% having to be at least 20% higher" for the counter to reset detecting a charge. A combo of this and the other, revisited, condition, "batt%>=90% after boot AND (newbatt%-oldbatt%)>20%" would be even more appropriate, but I'd love to hear others' thoughts.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Thanks for providing the translations. I did copy them.

I did not use my orginal idea, because then I always have to store the current battery percentage in the registry, because I do not know when I reboot/stop of BattClock occurs. So indeed I took the approach just checking (the now hardcoded) for the limit of 97%.

You can reset also manually or via a script in the registry HKCU\Software\ZuinigeRijder\Status\TotalUptimeRechargeMinutes, this registry key is checked at startup of BattClock.

So:

- stop BattClock

- reset TotalUptimeRechargeMinutes

- start BattClock

But of course it is more convenient that you can configure the hardcoded 97% in the registry. In the next version, with the new translations, I will add at least the possibility to configure this in the registry. Probably I will not make it (yet) configurable via BattConfig (because then that will also need translation).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ephestione:
there would be no point to do that anyway :) Too much hassle for too small an inconvenience, if you can it that way. Since this is a very particular request, anyone who's interested will be more than able to go change a value in the registry :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] reidler:
Thank you. I love the upgrades! I especially love the new Total Uptime Recharge Minutes. It works great and does exactly what I was hoping.

I also especially love that you added more registers. I have set up a stripe indicating the volume level. (I also used your trick of -1 to indicate the highest volume level). I used the default volume register value you provided.

You might remember - there are multiple volumes. The register value you provided is the one that is called the SYSTEM volume on my Touch Pro 2 Windows 6.5. But there are also other volume levels. One for RINGING volume. There is also a volume for the earpiece on the phone during a phone call. There is a speakerphone volume. Then Bluetooth volumes. There must be more.

I would like to set up a stripe for a few of these. The most important ones are System, Ring volume, phone call earpiece volume. Does anyone know which registers contain the information for these so I can point my stripess to them? (The System volume as I mentioned is the default register already provided). How can we find out the registers for these? :)

THANK YOU SO MUCH! The wait was worth it!

:)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Maybe this link mentiones it?

On my Touch Diamond I could find:

System Volume (the preconfigured one):

HKCU\ControlPanel\Volume\Volume

Ringer Volume:

HKCU\ControlPanel\Volume\Ringer

And this thread is talking about the earpiece volume:

HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Bluetooth/AudioGateway
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] vadim_bogaiskov:
Hi, ZuinigeRijder!

Russian translation (v.3.6) is done. Sorry for delay.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
[APP] [Updated 18-06-2011] BattClock version 3.6.1 *NEW* Process Monitor

[APP] [Updated 18-06-2011] BattClock version 3.6.1 *NEW* Process Monitor

- Fixed bug that TotalUptimeBatteryMinutes and TotalUptimeChargingMinutes was increased with each BattConfig change

- Added possibility to overrule default TotalUptimeRechargeMinutes Threshold of 97 by registry key

HKCU\Software\ZuinigeRijder\Status\TotalUptimeRechargeMinutesThreshold

- Update Spanish translation, thanks to jcmm

- Update Polish translations, thanks to pupakota

- Update German translations, thanks to Tokl

- Update Italian translations, thanks to ephestione

- Update Russian translations, thanks to Vadim Bogaiskov
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Z=A:
very nice and attractive! thanks!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mr.Const:
There is an idea

Kind day! (Machine translation from Russian)

I want to offer you idea of the program, close BattClock or as a new functional in BattClock.

Idea such:

Depending on level of a charge of digit of hours change the color:

(For example:

0-15 % — 17-59 — red,

16-30 % — 17-59 — yellow,

31-70 % — 17-59 — white,

71-100 % — 17-59 — green)

It would be better, if it there was a separate new small program… :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Is there a specific reason you want to combine the time with a rough indication of the battery percentage? Because you have not space to provide both? Do you not need a more precise battery percentage?

If the space is the problem, I propose that you combine the time with a (small) battery stripe, just below/above/beside the time. The battery stripe you can configure to have 3 different colors, dependent of the battery value. If 3 colors is not enough, you can combine even 2 or 3 stripes. Or have 1 gradient stripe........

Hope this helps to give you ideas :rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mr.Const:
No, the certain reasons — aren't present.

Only pure idea, — minimalism … — BattClockColor (or FiveClockColor) :D

I think, if was five color gradation of color of hours (and if still there will be a possibility to install independently their boundary …) — more than enough
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
You can achieve the same with a Mortscript, which listens to the Battery percentage changes and changes the time color appropriately. Just make sure that BattClock is rereading the settings when you change the color (by incrementing HKCU\software\ZuinigeRijder\ActionSettings\SettingsChanged)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sxtheone:
woops!

On my Acer Neotouch, 'Mobile KBytes Per Second' shows '0kbs' all the time, even if mobile connection is on. :(
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
More people have this on different type of phones. I have no clue why this does not work on some devices :cool:. Can you enable debug logging, reproduce the problem and actually getting data and post the debug log file as zipped attachment. Maybe that gives me a clue :confused:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sxtheone:
please find the log file as attached.

another feature request:

is it possible to show (and log to a file) cell info, such as cell id, LAC, RAC, MNC/MCC, signal strength, ?

and a customizable today plug-in?

thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Unfortunately this is not the debug log file, but the log file. Looking in the battclock.csv, I see that Wifi is counting, not Mobile data. Are you sure you are not using Wifi?

If you want to provide a debug log file, these are the steps:

- enable debug logging in BattConfig About screen

- reproduce the scenario

- stop BattClock

- copy BattClock.log.txt in the location where BattClock is installed (normally Program Files\BattClock) and post in this forum

- disable debug logging in BattConfig About screen

But only needed, if you really do not use Wifi. Be sure to disable Wifi when testing.

I had this in my Wish List for TouchLockPro a long time ago. But there are many other programs which do actually the same. If you ask the author of such a program to write info in a register location, BattClock can show it :rolleyes: This way, BattClock keeps lean and mean.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sxtheone:
ok, here it comes, with wifi disabled.

I've tried many, and haven't been impressed. :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] victorchen101:
I have updated the translations for Traditional Chinese(zh-cht).

Sorry for my late
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] decebal76:
here is my battclock.log.txt
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mike2nl:
So far it is working perfect on my device. And i have no InvalidClockRequests ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Thunichgud:
Very urgent feature request !!

I - and many other users - need the following feature:

==>Adjustable battery power level warning sound<==

Why?

My phone gives me a warning sound, when the power level reaches 30%. At this moment the power is enough for about three days. So the warning comes much to early. The second warning comes at 10% power level and is to early, too. But very ugly: There comes no warning before the battery reaches the end and the phone switches off. So my phone dies very often during talking with other people without any warning. There is no way to adjust these warning levels of the hardware, isn't it ? The only way is to disable the hardware warning and subtitue it by software warnings.

The requested warning feature should offer three adjustable warning levels. The last level should warn about 30 seconds before the phone dies. Enough time to plug in the AC or to say bye.

Is it possible to realize this feature in BattClock ?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
In the logging I always see:

2011-06-23 17:12:29 -410369098 CRAS::GetData: 0

2011-06-23 17:12:29 -410369098 m_nCellularCount: 1

2011-06-23 17:12:29 -410369098 RasEnumConnections returns: 0

2011-06-23 17:12:29 -410369098 RasEnumConnections: 0

nCellularCount = 1 means there is possibly mobile data connection active.

However, for querying the mobile data statistics, I need a RasEnumConnection.

And the last line gives the number of RasEnumConnections of 0 :eek:

So your phone uses another mechanism to do the mobile data, not via Ras :mad:

What phone do you have, provider and so on:confused:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Thanks. I did not hear about slightly better battery life, so apparently that did not improve much.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Yes, I could realize this feature. However, my plans were also to look into other development areas. I got since this week an iPad, so I am looking into that too. I do really not know if I want to spent more effort in my WM programs. It matured, but there are always special wishes.

I tried to sign up as "Recognized XDA Developer", but unfortunately it looks like I did not qualify :rolleyes: So maybe it is now time to stop development ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] poyensa:
have you appealed? i know they have received a lot of applications and may be some mistakes .... for sure you are a Recognized Developer, independently of any title. Thanks for share your work, i have been using battclock since many months ago, its really very useful.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] decebal76:
Samsung Omnia 2 (GT-I8000)

provider is Cosmote Romania

i was browsing the net in that log using EDGE connection, also tried 3G connection with same result(not in that log)

I tested Battclock on HTC P3600 with same sim card and the counter is working, so there is something with Samsung's WM6.5...

SPB Wireless Manager is counting mobile traffic doe...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ephestione:
bulls*! :p

With no regards to what your ongoing plans for WM development are, you're nowhere short of that level, so yes, I go with poyensa, they probably just looked over your request without even giving it the deserved attention.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] hefman:
Does anyone know if there are certain mods that can be PM'd about this? It seems like an obvious oversight to me. If ZR is not a "recognized developer", then who is? :confused:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ralpheboyo:
I just saw this absolute NONE SENSE!!!...I like this forum but sometimes it just really STINKS!!!!...after been here for years i am now becoming one of those members who just squeezes out what i need and leave without contributing in any positive form....HOW SAD...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] poyensa:
try with svetius
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Thanks people, for giving me credits.

Note that I did fill in the form referred to in this post 10 days ago. So not so long time ago.

Although it is stated:

I can imagine that processing the requests is a hell of a job. So just let's wait. And of course a mistake can be made too. People do their best here at XDA developers for free. So it was not my intention to give the wrong feeling to anyone.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thorvath812:
Hungarian translations
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
Missing translations

BattClock is fully translated into the following languages (thanks to the translators):

- German

- Spanish

- Hungarian

- Dutch

- Polish

- Russian

- Italian

- Chinese (Traditional)

I miss still the following (parts of) translations:

- Arabic

- Bulgarian

- Czech

- Danish

- Greek

- Finnish

- French

- Hebrew

- Hindi

- Croatian

- Indonesian

- Japanese

- Korean

- Norwegian

- Portuguese

- Romanian

- Slovak

- Slovenian

- Serbian

- Swedish

- Thai

- Turkish

- Ukrainian

- Vietnamese

- Chinese (Simplified)

Providing translations is not so hard. Just fill in the appropriate column in the attachment and post the result back.

Thanks :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pupakota:
..erm, polish translation is not exactly complete, actually, i really have hard times in translating some terms(if i try it would be..LONG sentences there, no idea how to make readable shorts in some cases - anyway, i am using wwe version for myself, and i think that wm is dead in my country anyway(you know - android/facebook mania, and other ridiculous things, like - it's easier to get android phone, than FOOD there - yes, because you cannot pay for food...LATER).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] WallyGator:
I'ts not dead 'till there are still some LIVING WM users :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZuinigeRijder:
I did also send a PM to svetius and yesterday I did receive the "Recognized Developer of XDA" status. So as what I thought, it can take some time before a request is granted ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] hefman:
Congratulations! You deserved it. :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pupakota:
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