#project #BatteryMonitor
DESCRIPTION
Here you have a small project to be aware of the state of our battery at the time of charging, as well as using it (not charging). And it works without root, since it doesn't need to read raw values directly from the files located in' /sys/class/power_supply'.

There are two modes in which it can work: automatic, activating when detecting charging; and manual, if we want to know a measurement in a timely manner, making use of a "Quick Settings Tile" (AutoNotification required) in Android Nougat.

And these are the data it will provide us through a permanent notification in the status bar:
· Battery percentage (%)
· Current temperature (ºC)
· Voltage (V)· Load/Supply in milliamp hours (mAh)
· Connection type, if it exists (AC, USB, Wireless)
· Estimated total charging/discharging time (TESTING)

Notes:
- There's another very similar version of the project from our well known buddy (@MeloProfessional) that you can check on his TSB channel: Go!
- In the actions referred to the control of the project using the 'Quick Tile', all refers to '4', both in variables, as in tile number, because I have others set too.
- At the time of connection, or manual activation is normal that some of the updated values, or established during the first seconds, or perhaps minutes may not appear. That's because Tasker must wait for the intent to collect all the corresponding data. (for that reason I have modified the tasks so that those values without any value, will appear as '- - x')
- In 'X - Battery Monitor' and 'X - Battery Monitor (on)' tasks, it will be necessary to adjust the value '2300' by the amount of mAh that our battery has.

AUTHOR
@SmartPhoneLover

VERSION
1.0

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#project #CallRecorder
DESCRIPTION
With it you will have the possibility to record both incoming and outgoing calls, have logs of all your calls with complete information, and be aware of any made call through notifications in the status bar.

Main features
- Record incoming and outgoing calls
- Fully automated
- Status bar notification with call information
- 24h and 24/7 call logs
- Integrated file browser
- Pause call recordings (testing) -> ‘1.0p’

Notes:
· For more info about the project, click here.

AUTHOR
@SmartPhoneLover

VERSION
1.6/1.0p

CHANGELOG
- New: search option (file browser)
- New: now a warning will be displayed if try to copy, move... any file to/from a directory that does not exist (file browser)
- Fix: incoming and outgoing call files saved on wrong directories when %CNUM and %CONUM values were the same
- Other: reduced variables characters (values)
- Other: replaced 'Back Button' actions that requiered AutoInput plugin by built-in Tasker function *
- Other: reduced number of global variables
- Other: reworked and improved some single and scene tasks
- Other: reviewed 'help_browser' file

* Will be necessary to upgrade Tasker version to v4.9

#project #HighTemperatureWarningDevice
DESCRIPTION
Here I bring you a profile plus it task, responsible to giving us the notice when our device reaches certain temperature.

The task I created analyzes data from three specific areas (thermal sensors) using the hwmon under the 'sys' folder, although it is also possible to read the information from 'thermal_zone' in sys/class/thermal. But this depends on our device, each phone is different. The profile & task bundle also include two scenes for each temperature warning (high and very high).
I've decided to create it because one day while I was playing Kandy Crash [don't judge me ;)] and I suddenly had to go, me, without realizing or thinking about what I have done, I forgot to close the game and turn off the screen (it was at 100% brightness which after a long time can become quite hot, increasing the overall device temperature a little faster), and if that was not enough, I left the smartphone under my coat. Well, after a while, about 10 minutes, I arrive, pick up the phone and OH MY GOD! It burned when I grabbed it.
Never before had this temperture, so I guess the temp will be exceeded in 75°C or 80°C at CPU, and 55°C in motherboard (I have tested it). While on the other hand, I wanted a profile that will alert me when the temperture is high but within some limits.

Before continuing, I have a doubt on the information provided by each temperature sensor.
To specify the temperature readings I use the files that I think are correct, although two of them I get into a mess and I'm not sure if I have selected the correct file to interpret data or not. Them are the 'bms' and 'tsens_tz_sensor1' sensors. With the first one guess I'm getting temperature reading of the device, but the strange thing is that it always is the same as the battery one. (at least on my device)
And on the other hand, hope I'm receiving the cpu information reading itself, instead of each core separately, which is what I don't want. Although if I wanted to get the temperature of the CPU also could get the temp of each core (4 in my case), then calculate the data of the CPU total temp doing the arithmetic calc. But that is not what I want. But if there is no other way...

Notes:
- To know more about the project, click here.

AUTHOR
@SmartPhoneLover

VERSION
1.0