CategoriesDesktopApps For You
iVolt
iVolt
2.0

2.3

iVolt free download for Mac

iVolt

2.0
05 January 2005

Enables iPod onscreen voltage meter.

Overview

iVolt is a simple application for enabling your iPod's built-in voltage meter.

What's new in iVolt

Version 2.0:
  • Complete Rewrite
  • Automatic Disk Detection
  • Improved Interface
  • Documentaton

Join over 500,000 subscribers.

Subscribe for our newsletter with best Mac offers from MacUpdate.

4 iVolt Reviews

Rate this app:

Marinus Oosters
Marinus Oosters
29 August 2004

Most helpful

It works, and it doesn't crash. However, it's rather minimal, and it cannot automatically detect an iPod. You have to type its volume name. Something weird: it sucessfully performed the change on my hard drive, when I typed in its volume name.
Like
Version 1.2
Anonymous
Anonymous
05 January 2005
No need for this program, you can do the same thing from the terminal. Enable voltage meter: touch /Volumes/(the name of the iPod)/iPod_Control/Device/_show_voltage Enable battery display: rm /Volumes/(the name of the iPod)/iPod_Control/Device/_show_voltage Make sure you replace "(the name of the iPod)" with the name of your iPod. Be sure to add a backslash before spaces and other special characters. For example, if the name of your iPod is "My Sweet iPod" then you'll need to type "My\ Sweet\ iPod". Similarly, "Bob's Music Thingamajig" would be "Bob\'s\ Music\ Thingamajig". If yours is named just "iPod" like mine is, then there's no special rules.
Like
Version 2.0
2 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
05 January 2005
Thanks to Josh and PseudoTasiki both. Nice.
Like
Version 2.0
Anonymous
Anonymous
05 January 2005
Nice tip! But let's face it, some people out there have Terminal-phobia so this is where this program comes in handy. Your tip works though so that's cool.
Like
Version 2.0
Anonymous
Anonymous
13 September 2004
Display voltage infomation with non-sense. God knows what "361" means!
Like
Version 1.2
3 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
27 November 2004
no good
Like
Version 1.2
Anonymous
Anonymous
05 January 2005
Judging by the documentation, the iPod, when switched to a numeric battery display, shows centivolts. So, when your iPod shows "361", it means the battery is charged to 361cV. If you don't know what a centivolt is or even what a Volt is, then perhaps you shouldn't have asked to download iVolt, don't you think? Much less complain about it when you don't understand it and can't be bothered to work it out!
Like
Version 2.0
Anonymous
Anonymous
25 January 2005
rich, lol
Like
Version 2.0
Anonymous
Anonymous
13 September 2004
HUH? Whats this thing supposed to do? One button (Voltage) does nothing, the other (Battery) shoots off an error.
Like
Version 1.2
Marinus Oosters
Marinus Oosters
29 August 2004
It works, and it doesn't crash. However, it's rather minimal, and it cannot automatically detect an iPod. You have to type its volume name. Something weird: it sucessfully performed the change on my hard drive, when I typed in its volume name.
Like
Version 1.2

More from Applications

PloneWatch ItretainCounterObject Report Manager XObject Report ManagerCoupon CreatorNRG Postal Tool KitProPrompter
Free

2.3

App requirements: 
  • PPC 32
  • Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later
Category: 

Business

•

Applications

Downloaded & Installed 7,230 times

New Apps
Endicia
Endicia
USPS postage and mailing-label generator.
Express Invoice
Express Invoice
Manage client accounts, create invoices and apply payments.
WebSite Auditor
WebSite Auditor
Improve your website ranking.
PaperCut NG
PaperCut NG
Limit and control printer use within your organization.
Dispatch
Dispatch
Booking management tool for the chauffeur service.
OmniFocus
OmniFocus
GTD task manager with iOS companion app.

Apps you might also like

Discover New Mac Apps. Save money with MacUpdate Promo & keep your Mac software secure and up-to-date with MacUpdate Desktop.

© 1997-2020 MacUpdate. All rights reserved.