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− | When the battery % increases or decreases, this trigger will fire. The trigger can be configured to trigger on any change or when the battery % increases or decreases to a certain level. | + | <pre style="color: black"> |
− | | + | When the battery % increases or decreases, this trigger will fire. The trigger can be configured to trigger on any change or when the battery % increases or decreases to a certain level.</pre> |
− | '''Example Usage'''<br/> | + | '''HINT:'''<pre style="color: black"> |
− | Battery level = 15% ==> battery saving enabled.<br/>
| + | Don't forget that a trigger fires once at the exact time the event occurs. So, in the above examples, it will only fire when battery level goes down from 16% to 15% or up from 14% to 15% (respectively from 31% to 30% or from 29% to 30%) |
− | Battery level = 30% ==> battery saving disabled.
| + | </pre> |
− | | + | '''Example Usage:'''<br/> |
− | ''HINT: Don't forget that a trigger fires once at the exact time the event occurs. So, in the above examples, it will only fire when battery level goes down from 16% to 15% or up from 14% to 15% (respectively from 31% to 30% or from 29% to 30%)''
| + | If the battery level decreases to 20% enable battery saving mode (this action requires adb hack or root) |
| + | </pre> |
| + | <pre style="color: Red"> |
| + | Battery (<=20%) |
| + | </pre> |
| + | <pre style="color: #3498DB"> |
| + | Battery saver ON |
| + | </pre> |
| + | '''Example Usage:'''<br/> |
| + | If the battery level increases to 30% disable battery saving mode (this action requires adb hack or root) |
| + | <pre style="color: Red"> |
| + | Battery (>=30%) |
| + | </pre> |
| + | <pre style="color: #3498DB"> |
| + | Battery saver OFF |
| + | </pre> |
| + | <pre style="color: Green"> |
| + | </pre> |