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Manuel Theis |
Hello Team,
My phone seems to heat up so much when using ABRP that I get the message "Smartphone overheating" in Android Auto. When I use wireless charging in my IONIQ 6, it can even happen that the phone closes all apps because it has become too hot.
My guess: Could it be that you are using 60 FPS or even more FPS to render the interface? This would not be necessary for a smooth navigation output. 20-30FPS would be sufficient, including a reduction to 12FPS if only minimal movement needs to be displayed, e.g. if you are only travelling straight ahead for a longer section of the route. According to my observations, Google Maps uses such an approach to reduce power consumption and heat.
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Manuel Theis
The first tests over the last few days, with the cable attached, have at least shown that the user experience has not deteriorated as a result of the 30FPS. With the cable connected, overheating was no longer a problem. I would test wireless charging again in the next few days.
Bo_ABRP
4.7.10 or 4.7.11 both limit the FPS to 30 in Android Auto - curious to know if it helps in your case!
Manuel Theis
Hello team,
the version number of my app tells me 4.7.10 (2689), is this the correct version?
Bo_ABRP
Thanks for the observation and report! We have just released a 4.7.10-1 on Google Play which will reduce the FPS to 30 in Android Auto only. Please see if that gives a nice user experience and if it reduces the overheating.
Bo_ABRP
Status changed to: User Feedback
Bo_ABRP
Status changed to: Investigate
Bo_ABRP
We are investigating this, agree that higher FPS is unnecessary here.