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TLP(8) | TLP(8) |
NAME¶
tlp - apply laptop power management settingsSYNOPSIS¶
tlp command [param]DESCRIPTION¶
This command allows one to invoke TLP's functions manually and provides extended battery functions for ThinkPads.COMMANDS¶
- start
- Initialize tlp and apply settings according to the actual power source.
- bat
- Apply settings for battery power source.
- true
- Same as bat (this command is called when power source changes to battery).
- ac
- Apply settings for ac power source.
- false
- Same as ac (this command is called when power source changes to ac).
- usb
- Enable autosuspend for all usb devices, except blacklisted ones.
- bayoff
- Turn off optical drive in UltraBay/MediaBay. The drive may be re-enabled by pulling the eject lever or pushing the media eject button on newer models.
- setcharge [START_CHARGE STOP_CHARGE] [BAT0|BAT1] (ThinkPads only)
- Set charge thresholds of main (BAT0) or Ultrabay (BAT1) battery temporarily. Values must be between 1 and 100, Stop > Start + 3. Configured thresholds are restored upon next system start. When called without arguments, configured thresholds are set.
- fullcharge [BAT0|BAT1] (ThinkPads only)
- Set charge thresholds of main (BAT0) or Ultrabay (BAT1) battery to factory preset (96/100) temporarily (causing a full charge). Configured thresholds are restored upon next system start.
- chargeonce [BAT0|BAT1] (ThinkPads only)
- Charge main (BAT0) or Ultrabay (BAT1) battery to upper charge threshold once (bypassing lower threshold). Configured thresholds are restored upon next system start.
- discharge [BAT0|BAT1] (ThinkPads only)
- Force complete discharge of main (BAT0) or Ultrabay (BAT1) battery.
- recalibrate [BAT0|BAT1] (ThinkPads only)
- Battery recalibration: completely discharge main (BAT0) or Ultrabay (BAT1) battery and recharge to 100%.
- stat
- Same as tlp-stat.
- diskid
- Show disk ids for configuration.
FILES¶
/etc/default/tlpSystem configuration file containing all power management
settings.
SEE ALSO¶
tlp-stat(8), bluetooth(1), wifi(1), wwan(1).AUTHOR¶
Thomas Koch <linrunner at gmx.net>2015-01-03 | Power Management |