## Path:	System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Battery
## Description: These variables control the various battery related settings \
## of the powersave daemon. \n \
## Note: the actions for the different battery charging levels are defined \
## under "Events".

## Path:		System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Battery
## Type:		integer(1:100)
#
# Specify Battery state limits in percent of remaining battery.
# If you are using more than one battery these values refer to the
# state of the batteries on the whole
POWERSAVED_BATTERY_WARNING="12"
POWERSAVED_BATTERY_LOW="7"
POWERSAVED_BATTERY_CRITICAL="2"

## Path:		System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Battery
## Type:		integer(1:10000)
## Default		"180"
#
# Because reading out battery state causes high cpu
# usage on some systems you can increase the time
# when the battery is read out again.
# Mulitply the value with the POWERSAVED_POLLING_INTERVAL
# above and you get the time intervall the battery state
# is read out(in millisecs)
# If your system supports ACPI battery alarm events
# (see /proc/acpi/battery/*/alarm) your battery is not polled
# at all and you can ignore this setting
POWERSAVED_BATTERY_POLLING_MULTIPLICATOR="180"

## Path:		System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Battery
## Type:		yesno
## Default		"yes"
#
# If you have a broken ACPI system and battery states (warning, low, critical)
# are not recognised as they should set this variable to yes.
# This is a workaround for broken hardware, you normally do not need it.
# To support all machines this is by default set to yes.
POWERSAVED_FORCE_BATTERY_POLLING="yes"
