As a Magisk module, ACC operates without modifying the /system partition, making it safer to install and easier to uninstall, avoiding potential system corruption. 3. Installation and Configuration 3.1 Prerequisites Android device (or KaiOS). Unlocked Bootloader with Magisk or KernelSU installed. Terminal Emulator (e.g., Termux). 3.2 Installation Method
Configuration is handled via a plain text config file ( /data/media/0/acc/config.txt ) or via terminal commands. acc -r g : Full documentation (HTML).
Run acc in a terminal emulator after installing the module to initialize. 3.3 Configuration
Incorrectly setting charging limits could lead to undesired battery drain if set too low or premature battery aging if set too high. 5.2 Compatibility Issues
Technical Report: Advanced Charging Controller (ACC) for Android
In case of a faulty configuration causing a bootloop, the module can be disabled or removed by going into TWRP Recovery and removing /data/adb/modules/acc . 6. Conclusion
To limit charging to a user-defined range (e.g., 60-80%), reducing heat and chemical stress on the battery.
: Set charging pause/resume percentages (e.g., acc 80 70 ). acc -f : Force charge once to 100%. 4. Key Functionalities 4.1 Automated Charging Management