Thread: My experience using SiemensTool1.3 & M35i

I recently received a M35i from a friend for free as it was considered rubbish, having only a day or so battery life. The phone is one of the first M35i

Ye good work...

I haven't managed to find the perfect graph, but I hope this one helps. Use the 1/5C curve as an example, but the current draw is actually less than that and will mean the drop off at the end is steeper.

A 3.6v NiMH battery consists of three 1.2v cells. When the battery is at 3.5v, each cell is then at ~1.17v and is probably about 90% discharged. I would expect the drop from 3.5v to 3v (100% discharged) to be quite quick, a matter of hours unfortunatly.

Still, a couple of days is better than the original 12hrs life I guess.

Best regards,
J.

ah thank you this is exactly what I need to know (100% discharge @ 3,0V)

hey, this seems to be a quite good article
but I still have one problem: although I tried hard I didn't manage to find a playe where I can download a cracked version of Sensors Tool
can you help me?

I think that the formula to avoid misunderstandings should look like this:

{ (SpgY04V

Hi BigBen,

I don't recall it ever needing a crack - or not the version that has been linked in previous posts.

Give this a shot:
http://download.siemens-club.ru/files/sensortool13.zip

J. :-P

hey, thanks for your help!
but although I finally managed to check my phone with Sensors Tool, I'm not able to fix the battery bug...
the problem is:
the program doesn't how me any VBattDSP value!



so what should I do now? with I can't work any further...

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

@mestrini

It would also be more clear if I could use a graphical layout

There should be no problems if you follow BEDMAS, but indeed it would be clearer if I had double-bracketed the division expression:

VBatt = ((SpgDelta/(SpgY04V

Hi BigBen,

If you have a peek in the .ini file it only has the memory locations for the VBattDSP value in software versions v18 & v24. I'm also running v25, and although you could downgrade SW to get it to display that field, I just used the method I posted above.

By using the existing values you can calculate what the VBattDSP value is:
VBattDSP = (SpgY04V