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FlyPad battery life #5615

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kilocharlie1 opened this issue Aug 10, 2021 · 12 comments · Fixed by #6528
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FlyPad battery life #5615

kilocharlie1 opened this issue Aug 10, 2021 · 12 comments · Fixed by #6528
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@kilocharlie1
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If you look up at the top right corner of the Flypad, you see the battery meter and how it is always charging. I think it should be that while AC power isn't being supplied to the plane (Both APU and exterior power are off) the flypad doesn't charge and the battery starts to drain, like how the flight instruments aren't powered.

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Similar to how the flight instruments are not powered when neither the APU or EXT PWR is avail, the same should be for the FlyPad's charging supply.

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@kilocharlie1 kilocharlie1 added the Request New feature or request label Aug 10, 2021
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davidwalschots commented Aug 10, 2021

For anyone picking this up in the future: the captain EFB is powered by DC BUS 2 and the F/O EFB is powered by DC ESS SHED.

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Would be cool to have USB ports in the new model (present in newer airbuses) with a cable plugging animation.

I assume those are powered by the busses David mentions.

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Yep!

@kiemdoder
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I'd like to implement this feature.

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@davidwalschots mentioned that the F/O EFB is powered by DC ESS SHED. Are there plans to have an EFB for the F/O as well?

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tracernz commented Sep 7, 2021

@davidwalschots mentioned that the F/O EFB is powered by DC ESS SHED. Are there plans to have an EFB for the F/O as well?

No immediate plans. The tablet holder is only in the cockpit mesh on the captain's side in the Asobo 3D model.

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fvdnabee commented Oct 5, 2021

@kiemdoder did you start on this? If not, I could look at picking it up.

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Hi @fvdnabee. I did start on it and have something that I think is worth including but @Benjozork said I should wait until the EFB battery is modeled in the electrical system. Please send me a message on discord if you would like to discuss it further.

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FYI @ErickSharp once there's an EFBv3 PR, it should link this issue as fixed.

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FYI @ErickSharp once there's an EFBv3 PR, it should link this issue as fixed.

So we prefer including the fix in the feature PR going into the main feature branch than including the “Fixes #XXXX” in the flypadosv3 PR in the future?

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So we prefer including the fix in the feature PR going into the main feature branch than including the “Fixes #XXXX” in the flypadosv3 PR in the future?

I'm not sure. I think the expectation would be that it is fixed in the development version. However, that won't be the case yet.

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So we prefer including the fix in the feature PR going into the main feature branch than including the “Fixes #XXXX” in the flypadosv3 PR in the future?

I'm not sure. I think the expectation would be that it is fixed in the development version. However, that won't be the case yet.

Oh yes sorry I read your message wrong. In the description of the OSV3 PR it will feature a compilation of the issues we can comfortably close 😃

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