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BATalert - battery indicator plugin for PSP

Posted Feb 22, 2008 at 7:56AM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: psp homebrews, Pspflashsystem
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Sony's PlayStation Portable Slim & Lite handheld - Image 1Homebrew developer Pspflashsystem has devised a new plugin which allows you to keep tabs on your PlayStation Portable's remaining battery charge.

Entitled BATalert.prx, this plugin warns you when your PSP's battery is starting to run low by the frequent blinking shown on your LED power indicator. Starting from 30% of power remaining, the LED indicator blinks faster the more the battery drains itself.

To install BATalert on your handheld, make sure to extract all the files found in the archive into your PSP's root directory. Then add the following line to the VSH.TXT, GAME.TXT, POPS.TXT, and GAME150.TXT files found in your SEPLUGINS directory:
  • Ms0:/SEPLUGINS/BATalert.prx
Afterwards, restart your PSP and enter recovery mode by holding down the R Trigger button upon boot up. From the recovery menu, make sure to enable the BATalert.prx plugin for the VSH, GAME, POPS options. The plugin should then run automatically upon starting up your PSP.

As always, make sure to read the program's Readme.txt file included in the bundle for more information on how to install the homebrew app. In any case, we hope you enjoy downloading this nifty application.

Download: BATalert.prx



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# Redundant!The Uncreated 2008-02-22 09:11
Newsflash, buckos -- the PSP's power indicator already blinks when the battery charge runs low. The speed of blinking does little to add value to the feature. Besides, with more LED flashes per second than the standard non-plugin behavior, does this not defeat itself by encouraging battery drainage?



Things that make ya go "hmmm."



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# Yep...billylee8 2008-02-22 10:16
And still no cure for cancer...

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# yawnsBinary 2008-02-22 10:18
wow I did not know psp remove the led light furture....





not!

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# WOWstealthx37 2008-02-22 18:27
Yeah I dont know abou enyone else but I leave the LED Lights off.

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