Turbo3 said:Still working on porting and debugging the iOS updates into the Android version.
I have added Dropbox support. It worked fine on two test phones but crashes on a third so I need to look into the cause.
Yes, the next release has the fix for that temperature sensor bug.jpadc said:Turbo3 said:Still working on porting and debugging the iOS updates into the Android version.
I have added Dropbox support. It worked fine on two test phones but crashes on a third so I need to look into the cause.
Looking forward to this. I did not see on your list of bug fixes above the battery temperature sensor error that results in the program reporting the same values for all three (or 4) sensors when the temperature is below a certain level. Hopefully you are catching that one too.
You can use Kevin's LeafLogger (http://www.leaflogger.com/) to Visualize the log files.asemeco said:Question about log file Lat/Long data format.
(I looked in the Wiki, and searched the forum; if this has been discussed previously, accept my apologies and point me to the right place)
Lat/Long seems to come in degrees + decimal minutes:
22:4.11297,-75:36.40871
This is not a standard format. If I want to feed this log to GPS Visualizer or other tools, I need to rig some data conversion.
Which tools do you use to visualize data in LeafSpy log files?
Thanks.
Black is pack temperature with full scale being 150F only displayed for a QC. This was always saved before just never displayed so if you view old QC graphs temp will now show.TimLee said:Charging graph new data needs explanation on the graph and in Help section.
I recall seeing discussion of it in iOS thread but haven't found that yet.
I presume the new blue curve is power from the charger, while green is power into pack.
Not sure what the black curve is.
Turbo3 said:Thanks to one of my Japanese testers
That screen is displayed when you are in Debug mode.Kris1 said:Hi Turbo. I swapped the Pro from a Samsung Galaxy to a Nexus 5 a while back & I notice now screen 3 now has a problem in that it displays what it should show for about half a second then reverts to a list of raw hex data. Any ideas?
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Yes, you would need to buy the iOS version. Development of the iOS version required purchasing of an Apple Laptop, yearly licensing fee to Apple to develop an app plus new software tools not to mention many many hours of development time. It is not likely I will recover all this after Apple takes their 30% cut and Federal and State taxes are paid. There is a very limited market for the app so sales volume will always be low.Xrious said:Great application, thank you.
I've purchased the pro version for my android tablet but do I need to buy it again to get it on my iphone? Would be handy to have it on my phone as well for my commute, rather than taking the tablet with me each time. I commute 95km's each day so really want to keep an eye on the battery.
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Most useful are AHr, SOH and Hx which are the first three listed at the top of the battery cell screen. These can be used to track battery degradation over time. Each battery has a little different set of starting values so can not tell too much from a single point in time. But in general it looks good.mtndrvr said:I just picked up the Leaf Spy Pro app and am trying to make sense of the results. Wondering if anyone can help me get started, the length of this thread is overwhelming, is there one of these numbers that is most useful to track
Here is what I saw today.
2013 Leaf S
12,883 miles
530 L1 or L2 plug ins 5 QC
270 GIDs
96.1%
SoC 97%
395v
20.9 Kwh
SoH 95%
Ahr 62.35
Voltage 4.125 ave 4.119 ----4.13
Battery temp max 48.7 min 48.7
How are my batteries doing?
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