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| PSP Charging Problem Ive found that when my PSP is plugged in, and I go to play games sometimes I get the red charge light going green, and it says "Charging Complete" in the battery information. Also whenever I use the web browser and the wireless is active, it goes onto battery instead of mains for some reason. Is this normal? And does anyone know why?
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| Tell me how I know if it is using battery or mains and I'll tell you what mine does.
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| power light green means its running off battery, power light red means charging.
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| I see green when browsing.
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| But it does seam to pause the charging. The percentage does not go up. Not sure if it goes down.
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| For me, it's fully charged a battery whilst playing games. I haven't tested it charging while using wireless.
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| It's an odd effect though isnt it? Sustained memory stick access sometimes does it as well.
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| I still think it's just that the power management module in its OS isn't reporting correctly. The hardware seems to work fine...
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