CCTV camera, monitor & DVR

[kisshmet]

^pwede naman ata tangalin ang battery at itap na lang ang 6V DC output ng adaptor sa battery terminals ng cellphone para bawas risk ng paginit ng battery thru constant charging..mas tipid pa

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[kagalingan]

ang laki din tulong ng cctv kasi ang dami nabubuking ngayon from percy lapid tapos yung mga pulis na dumukot sa cavite about sa drugs. Wala talaga lusot ngayon unless you wear a deflectior that will blur your face.

pero ang dapat talaga pag pulis ang nasangkot sa kagaguhan eh death penalty by firing squad Kung baga set apart kasi law enforcement dapat hindi patas sa civilian. Ito ang dapat gawin para magdalawang-isip gumawa kalokohan.

again death by head shot, heart, liver.

[oj88]

You can use Macrodroid, IFTTT, and a smartplug to automate charging of the phone battery.

I use that to limit charging of my phone battery overnight to hit 70% only then stop (smartplug turns off the charger). The charger turns on again at 5am to take the phone battery up to 100%, just before I wake up. So I still take my phone off the charger every morning fully-charged.

With the recent firmware update, my S21 now supports Adaptive Charging and Battery Protection. What it does is limit charging to 85% only to preserve battery life. You can leave the charger indefinitely and the battery won't go above 85%.

[kagalingan]

another case solved dahil may cctv. Yung namatay na babae eh mukhang nirape ng trisikad driver. Like the percy lapid case eh wala din mask. So better na itigil na maskara kasi mas madali makikita fezzz.

[dreamur]

another case solved dahil may cctv. Yung namatay na babae eh mukhang nirape ng trisikad driver. Like the percy lapid case eh wala din mask. So better na itigil na maskara kasi mas madali makikita fezzz.

Alam mo na ba kung sino ang mastermind sa percy lapid killing kags? Bata ng prisidinti mo.

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[BratPAQ]

You can use Macrodroid, IFTTT, and a smartplug to automate charging of the phone battery.

I use that to limit charging of my phone battery overnight to hit 70% only then stop (smartplug turns off the charger). The charger turns on again at 5am to take the phone battery up to 100%, just before I wake up. So I still take my phone off the charger every morning fully-charged.

With the recent firmware update, my S21 now supports Adaptive Charging and Battery Protection. What it does is limit charging to 85% only to preserve battery life. You can leave the charger indefinitely and the battery won't go above 85%.

Hey, can I you a question? In IFTTT I can see an applet that trigger when battery is 15% which I can use to turn on my smart plug. But I can't find a trigger to turn off smart plug when the battery reached 80%.

I'm planning to use my spare tablet as a under the monitor display which will be always Screen on like a smart clock and will dump some of the functions like spotify on that small tablet. So it will be perpetually connected to a charger with a smart plug.

Do I need an IFTTT pro to see trigger for 80% battery?

[oj88]

Hey, can I you a question? In IFTTT I can see an applet that trigger when battery is 15% which I can use to turn on my smart plug. But I can't find a trigger to turn off smart plug when the battery reached 80%.

I'm planning to use my spare tablet as a under the monitor display which will be always Screen on like a smart clock and will dump some of the functions like spotify on that small tablet. So it will be perpetually connected to a charger with a smart plug.

Do I need an IFTTT pro to see trigger for 80% battery?

Had an errata in my previous post. I was actually using Tasker (and not Macrodroid) with IFTTT. Although I do use Macrodroid for other automations as well, just not on this battery stuff.

So Tasker ties into the Android system to read the battery percentage and sends out a web request to IFTTT to turn on/off the smart plug based on the conditions I've set (ie. Time of day and battery %).

I didn't use the native IFTTT Android integration because, as you've discovered, it didn't have a selection to define an upper battery limit. Until then, it has to be done the slightly harder way.

[BratPAQ]

Had an errata in my previous post. I was actually using Tasker (and not Macrodroid) with IFTTT. Although I do use Macrodroid for other automations as well, just not on this battery stuff.

So Tasker ties into the Android system to read the battery percentage and sends out a web request to IFTTT to turn on/off the smart plug based on the conditions I've set (ie. Time of day and battery %).

I didn't use the native IFTTT Android integration because, as you've discovered, it didn't have a selection to define an upper battery limit. Until then, it has to be done the slightly harder way.

Thanks for the suggestion. I will try your way. I did it just now using notification. Tasker will create a notification with certain keyword if battery reaches certain percentage and IFTTT is configured to listen to that notification.

Your solution is more elegant and clean. I'd try to learn that.