BATTLOG

These are the files you need. You can send them from the package contents below.

• BATTLOG.EXM → A:\SOFT aplicación del System Manager 45.2 KB
• Battlog.com → A:\SOFT programa de DOS 4.8 KB

No need to put Battlog.txt, Battlogj.txt: they are manuals, source code or supporting material. Read them here and save 14.9 KB on a 1 MB disk.

1. Copy BATTLOG.EXM to A:\SOFT. It is a System Manager application: register it in App Manager with F2 (Add), giving the full path (for example A:\SOFT\BATTLOG.EXM).
2. The 200LX takes 8 EXM applications at most. Check with F8 (List) in App Manager: an asterisk in the Status column means the quota is full and you will need MoreEXM.
3. Copy Battlog.com to A:\SOFT. They are DOS programs: run them from the DOS icon, or add A:\SOFT to the PATH in C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT to call them by name.

Derived from the package contents and the 200LX conventions. It installs to A: on purpose: C: is a RAM disk and every byte there is memory taken from the system.

HOW TO INSTALL BATTLOG
It's easy to install Battlog on your HP200LX. There are two files:

BATTLOG.COM
BATTLOG.EXM

 - Copy BATTLOG.COM on your tool directory (i.e. c:\tool or c:\_dat).
 - Before you execute SysMgr (100 or 200) in MS-DOS prompt, type
   BATTLOG [Enter] (To remove BATTLOG from the memory, type BATTLOG -R
   and hit [Enter]).

After above operation, BATTLOG.COM starts working and C:\BATTLOG.LOG will
be created automatically. Every 5 minutes, voltage data will be appended to
the file.

 - Then copy BATTLOG.EXM to your C:\_DAT directory.
 - Start the SysMgr and add BATTLOG.EXM your menu.

Recommendation:
* Copy both files to C:\_DAT directory.
* "More Application" Key Assignment to Ctrl+F10
* Add BATTLOG to your AUTOEXEC.BAT just before the 100 or 200 command.

Now, it's ready to use !

BATTLOG.COM command line options:
  /R  =  Remove BattLog.
  /?  =  Help screen.


HOW TO USE BATTLOG.EXM
Start BATTLOG.EXM and you will be able to see the current status in a
graph.

At the right side of the screen you can see a black "Bar" which displays
the current main battery voltage.

At the lower right corner, you can see current power source:

 "B" ...Battery running
 "A" ...AC Adapter running
 "F" ...Fast Charging (100mAh)
 "C" ...Charging(45mAh)

At the bottom of the graph, some horizontal lines will appear and these
lines mean:

  - Charge (thick line=Fast Charging, thin line=Charging)
  - RS232C(pen width 1=IR, 2=Wired RS232C, 3=COM2)

To scroll the graph:

Right and Left Arrow key, HOME, END key.

MENUS:

File menu:
  - Open...
  - Save As...
  - Reset LogFile...
  - Exit

View menu:
  - Volt Range...
     1.2V, 0.9V, 0.8V, 0.6V
  - Maximum Volt...
     3.3V 3.2V 3.1V 3.0V
  - Time Range...
     48Hr 24Hr 12Hr 6Hr
  - Plot Mode...
     Average, MaxMin, Both
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Literal excerpt from Battlog.txt, exactly as it came in the package.