# This is used to determine whether config should be patched. Do NOT modify!
versionCode=XXXXXXXXX

# shutdown,coolDown,resume-pause
capacity=0,60,70-80

# Change this only if your system reports incorrect battery capacity ("acc -i" (BMS) vs "dumpsys battery" (system)).
capacityOffset=+0

# This is an alternative to capacityOffset. It tells acc whether the battery capacity reported by Android should be updated every few seconds to reflect the actual value from the battery management system.
capacitySync=false

# <coolDown-pauseCharging_waitSeconds> - <waitSeconds> allow battery temperature to drop below <pauseCharging>. Temperature values are interpreted in Celsius degrees. To disable temperature control entirely, set absurdly high temperature values (e.g., temperature=90-95_90).
temperature=40-45_90

# Charge/pause ratio in seconds (e.g., coolDownRatio=50/10) - reduces battery stress induced by prolonged high temperature and high charging voltage by periodically pausing charging. If charging is too slow, turn this off (null value) or change the ratio. When set to null, <coolDown capacity> and <coolDown temperature> values are nullified.
# Generally, you don't need this if you're limiting the maximum charging voltage.
coolDownRatio=

# Reset battery stats after <pauseCapacity> is reached.
resetBsOnPause=true

# Reset battery stats every time charger is unplugged, as opposed to only when <pauseCapacity> is reached.
resetBsOnUnplug=false

# Seconds between loop iterations - this is essentially a sensitivity "slider". Do not touch it unless you know exactly what you're doing!
loopDelay=10

# Custom charging switch parameters (<path> <onValue> <offValue>), e.g., chargingSwitch=/sys/class/power_supply/battery/charging_enabled 1 0, pro tip: </sys/class/power_supply/> can be omitted (e.g., chargingSwitch=battery/charging_enabled 1 0).
chargingSwitch=

# Settings to apply on boot - e.g., applyOnBoot=usb/device/razer_charge_limit_enable:1 usb/device/razer_charge_limit_max:80 usb/device/razer_charge_limit_dropdown:70 /sys/kernel/fast_charge/force_fast_charge:1 --exit
# --exit stops accd.
applyOnBoot=

# Settings applied every time an external power supply is connected - e.g., applyOnPlug=wireless/voltage_max:9000000 usb/current_max:2000000
# Tip: applyOnPlug=wireless/voltage_max:9000000 forces fast wireless charging.
applyOnPlug=

# Charging voltage limit (file:millivolts, e.g., chargingVoltageLimit=?attery/voltage_max:4200)
# Voltage range (millivolts): 3920-4349
chargingVoltageLimit=

# Reboot after <pauseCapacity> is reached and <seconds> (e.g., rebootOnPause=60) have passed (disabled if null). If this doesn't make sense to you, you probably don't need it.
rebootOnPause=

# Reboot after charger is unplugged and <seconds> (e.g., rebootOnUnplug=60) have passed (disabled if null). This is a workaround for re-enabling charging.
rebootOnUnplug=

# Minimum charging on/off toggling interval (seconds)
chargingOnOffDelay=1

# English (en) and Portuguese (pt) are the main languages supported. Refer to the localization section below for all available languages and translation information.
language=en

acc <option(s)> <arg(s)>

-c|--config <editor [opts]>   Edit config w/ <editor [opts]> (default: vim|vi)
  e.g., acc -c

-d|--disable <#%, #s, #m or #h (optional)>   Disable charging (with or without <condition>)
  e.g.,
    acc -d 70% (do not recharge until capacity drops to 70%)
    acc -d 1h (do not recharge until 1 hour has passed)

-D|--daemon   Show current acc daemon (accd) state
  e.g., acc -D

-D|--daemon <start|stop|restart>   Manage accd state
  e.g., acc -D restart

-e|--enable <#%, #s, #m or #h (optional)>   Enable charging or enable charging with <condition>
  e.g., acc -e 30m (recharge for 30 minutes)

-f|--force|--full <capacity>   Charge to a given capacity (fallback: 100) once and uninterrupted
  e.g., acc -f 95

-i|--info   Show power supply info
  e.g., acc -i

-l|--log -e|--export   Export all logs to /sdcard/acc-logs-<device>.tar.bz2
  e.g., acc -l -e

-l|--log <editor [opts]>   Open <acc-daemon-deviceName.log> w/ <editor [opts]> (default: vim|vi)
  e.g., acc -l grep ': ' (show explicit errors only)

-L|--logwatch   Monitor log
  e.g., acc -L

-r|--readme   Open <README.md> w/ <editor [opts]> (default: vim|vi)
  e.g., acc -r

-R|--resetbs   Reset battery stats
  e.g., acc -R

-s|--set   Show current config
  e.g., acc -s

-s|--set <var> <value>   Set config parameters
  e.g., acc -s capacity 5,60,80-85 (5: shutdown (default), 60: cool down (default), 80: resume, 85: pause)

-s|--set <resume-stop preset>   Can be 4041|endurance+, 5960|endurance, 7080|default, 8090|lite 9095|travel
  e.g., acc -s endurance+ (a.k.a, "the li-ion sweet spot"; best for GPS navigation and other long operations), acc -s travel (for when you need extra juice), acc -s 7080 (restore default capacity settings (5,60,70-80))

-s|--set <s|chargingSwitch>   Set a different charging switch from the database
  e.g., acc -s s

-s|--set <s:|chargingSwitch:>   List available charging switches
  e.g., acc -s s:

-s|--set <s-|chargingSwitch->   Unset charging switch
  e.g., acc -s s-

-t|--test   Test currently set charging ctrl file
  e.g., acc -t
  Return codes: 0 (works), 1 (doesn't work) or 2 (battery must be charging)

-t|--test <file on off>   Test custom charging ctrl file
  e.g., acc -t battery/charging_enabled 1 0
  Return codes: 0 (works), 1 (doesn't work) or 2 (battery must be charging)

-v|--voltage <millivolts|file:millivolts>   Set charging voltage (3920-4349mV)
  e.g., acc -v 3920, acc -v /sys/class/power_supply/battery/voltage_max:4100

-v|--voltage   Show current voltage
  e.g., acc -v

-v|--voltage :   List available charging voltage ctrl files
  e.g., acc -v :

-v|--voltage -   Restore default voltage
  e.g., acc -v -

-v|--voltage :millivolts   Evaluate and set charging voltage ctrl files
  e.g., acc -v :4100

-x|--xtrace <other option(s)>   Run under set -x (debugging)
  acc -x -i

Tips

  Commands can be chained for extended functionality. Note that accd must be stopped first.
    e.g., acc -D stop && acc -e 30m && acc -d 6h && acc -e 85 && accd (recharge for 30 minutes, halt charging for 6 hours, recharge to 85% capacity and restart daemon)

  Pause and resume capacities can also be set with acc <pause%> <resume%>.
    e.g., acc 85 80

  That last command can be used for programming charging before bed. In this case, the daemon must be running.
     e.g., acc 45 44 && acc --set applyOnPlug usb/current_max:500000 && sleep $((60*60*7)) && acc 80 70 && acc --set applyOnPlug usb/current_max:2000000
     - "Keep battery capacity at ~45% and limit charging current to 500mA for 7 hours. Restore regular charging settings afterwards."
    - You can write this to a file and run as "sh <file>".

Run acc --readme to see the full documentation.

1) Check whether ACC is installed (exit code 0)
which acc > /dev/null

2) Download the installer (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VR-25/acc/master/install-latest.sh)
- e.g., curl -#L [URL] > [output file] (progress is shown)

3) Run "sh [installer]" (progress is shown)

$ su
# cd /sbin/.core/img
# unzip -o <zipFile> 'acc/*' -d .
# ln -f service.sh post-fs-data.sh
# chmod -R 0755 acc
# ./acc/service.sh

$ su
# cd /data
# unzip -o <zipFile> 'acc/*' -d .
# chmod -R 0755 acc
# mount -o remount,rw /system
# cd /system/etc/init.d
# echo "#!/system/bin/sh" > acc
# echo /data/acc/service.sh >> acc
# chmod 755 acc
# mount -o remount,ro /system
# ./acc