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2007-03-07
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Can be CPU can be also something else (touchscreen). I think temperature sensor is in most/all touchscreens since the data (resistance?) that go from touchscreen is temperature dependent so you need to take temperature into account. For more info about it see datasheet here
http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folder...nicaldocuments
Not sure if this one is used in N770/N800, maybe not.
http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folder...nicaldocuments
Not sure if this one is used in N770/N800, maybe not.
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2007-03-07
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Nice Nice!
I got a value of 35500... do you know how wide the scaling is?
I got a value of 35500... do you know how wide the scaling is?
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2007-03-07
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in fact maybe N770/n800 uses this one
http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folder...t/tsc2301.html
which has temperature sensor too
http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folder...t/tsc2301.html
which has temperature sensor too
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2007-03-07
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According to kernel log info on boot, N770 uses ADS7846 , N800 uses TSC2301 so maybe this value on N800 comes from TSC2301 chip.
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2007-03-07
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That's interesting. My Newtons have two temperature sensors: one that measures ambient temperature and one in the battery compartiment (to help the charging circuitry).
The Newton's ambient temperature sensor gives a pretty accurate reading of the room temperature.
The Newton's ambient temperature sensor gives a pretty accurate reading of the room temperature.
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2007-03-07
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I have a 770 and these are the values I get (no load, but it's in partial sunlight right now):
Who'll be the first to drop their tablet in 100 C water / 0 C water and tell us the temperatures? (kidding)
Code:
~ $ find /sys/devices/platform/ | grep temp /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 971 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 1161
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2007-03-07
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Originally Posted by mzandrew
No load, no sunlight, removed from pocket just for this test:
I have a 770 and these are the values I get (no load, but it's in partial sunlight right now):
Code:~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 971 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 1161
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~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 967 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 1155
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~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 969 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 1157
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2007-03-07
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Originally Posted by mzandrew
actually I've got just to tool to do this at home. Only I'm not going to go sticking my hands into no 100c degree water to push buttons. 0 ok, but not 100.
I have a 770 and these are the values I get (no load, but it's in partial sunlight right now):
Who'll be the first to drop their tablet in 100 C water / 0 C water and tell us the temperatures? (kidding)Code:~ $ find /sys/devices/platform/ | grep temp /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp0 971 ~ $ cat /sys/devices/platform/omap_uwire/spi2.0/temp1 1161
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2007-03-13
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I have a n800 and I can only see one temperature entry-- temp1_input. Reading it returns 30500, sitting on my desk while charging in a cool room. I note that the value varies in steps of 250. Dividing the value by 250 results in 122. From the TSC2301 data sheet it appears it is capable of returning the temperature in increments of 0.3 C. Multiplying 122 by 0.3 results in 36.6C or 97.9F -- a very reasonable internal temperature for charging. I'll have to do it after it's been idle (and not charging) to see if this agrees more closely with the ambient temperature.
Larry
Larry
I have found a /sys file that seems to inform about the temp of the CPU. I don't know where it is located, but I have tested with games and the temp increses with the CPU at 100%.
Happy hacking!