I wanted to put a battery monitor into my SNES emu to warn you to save when the batteries start getting low rather than just crashing, so I wrote a simple program that checks the voltage of the batteries. It can be used to check that your adaptor is functioning correctly too - ie, outputing a voltage within specification, so could be useful to some people.
You can get the executable here: http://www.squidgey.plus.com/voltage.gpe
The voltage is constantly checked until you press the START button to exit.
For rechargable batteries, 2.4V and below is considered "empty", 2.5v - 2.6v is considered "medium", and 2.7v+ is considered "full" (same as the battery status in the settings menu).
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