On 6/6/06, Steve Moskovchenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My friend won't let me take apart the iriver he lent me, but maybe someone can give this a shot. Can someone with tools and an ammeter open up the iriver and stick an ammetre between the battery and the device? That way you could measure the current consumption of the device, then try various things in software to see what configuration makes the current consumption unusually high. Would that be an idea?
I'm afraid this would be a lot of work and I don't expect a lot of output. I have been seeing the strangely high power consumption on a few different scenarios now. Furthermore, I imagine (since the problem IS in software) that it could be very hard to measure with "normal" equipment. If the power consumption is normal for most of the time, but very high for a tenth of second every second/tick, you won't be able to measure it with a multi meter. ~lImbus
