LAVA Computer MFG Inc. eSynC Product Family - Reference Manual – C03
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Commands and Parameters
INI Command
Description
ltm-setup-rev=x
This keyword is set by the configuration manager to indicate the last time the file was updated.
product-family=x
The “product-family=2” must be set for eSynC products supporting battery modulation.
The permitted range is 1 to 2. The value 1 is used for SimulCharge products (such as eSTS).
The default is 2.
btty-protection-type=x
The “btty-protection-type” keyword selects the battery protection mechanism to be used. The options
are 1 or 2 based on the mobile device being used.
The selection used must match the mobile device capabilities. Mobile devices may only implement a
sub-set of the USB-C PD specification, which requires LAVA test each model to verify the level of
compatibility.
eSynC Mk1 products only the “btty-protection-type=1”.
eSynC Mk2 products support both “btty-protection-type=1” and “btty-protection-type=2”.
Using “btty-protection-type=2” with an eSynC Mk1 results in the device charging to 100%.
board-type=x
The “board-type” keyword
is not used with eSynC
products.
With “product-type=1” set, the “board-type” keyword is ignored and the “btty-protection-type”
keyword is used to define the battery protection type.
btty-upper-threshold=x
The standard upper limit for battery charging as a percentage.
The permitted range is 20 to 100.
The default is 75.
btty-lower-threshold=x
The standard lower limit for battery charging as a percentage.
The permitted range is 1 to 100.
The default is 45.
btty-cycle-limit-on-start=x
The number of charge cycles after startup before a "full" charge cycle is forced.
For a "full" charge cycle the btty-cycle-lower-threshold and btty-cycle-upper-threshold are used.
The permitted range is 0 to 100. A value of 1 is treated as 2.
The default is 2.
btty-cycle-limit=x
The number of charge cycles before a "full" charge cycle is used.
For a "full" charge cycle the btty-cycle-lower-threshold and btty-cycle-upper-threshold are used.
The permitted range is 1 to 9999. Values less than 4 are treated as 4.
The default is 50.
no-btty-modulation=x
This command can be used to disable the battery modulation. The LTM application continues to run
and provide other extended features such as network recover and screen brightness management.
A “1” results in: no battery modulation and all battery thresholds are internally set to 100.
A “0” permits battery modulation.
Disabling battery modulation is not recommended. The ability is present for internal testing.
The permitted range is 0 to 1.
The default is 0. Sorry for the use of reverse logic.
permit-ethernet=x
This command is used to enable the Ethernet related features of LTM.
The permitted range is 0 to 1. A 1 permits the Ethernet features. A 0 disables the Ethernet features.
The default is 1.
dhcp-recovery=x
A dhcp-recovery value of 1 or 2 enables the Network/DHCP Recovery mechanism.
When the network connection is lacking for approximately 1 minute, a network reset is attempted.
A value of 0 disables the mechanism.
The permitted range is 0 to 2. The default is 1.
A dhcp-recovery value of 1 results in subsequent recovery attempts taking place after 2, 3, 5, and then 8
minutes. After the first four recovery attempts, then subsequent attempts are every 8 minutes.
A dhcp-recovery value of 2 results in subsequent recovery attempts taking place every 2 minutes.
