Hi there! I understand the on/off button in your Eclipse App isn't working, and the battery status isn't showing either. To help you better, could you please tell me:

1. Are you experiencing this issue on your Android device (running version 10) when using the Eclipse App?
2. Is the device you're trying to control with the app a car, smartwatch, or something else?
3. Have you tried restarting the app or your device already?
4. Is your app connected via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi when you notice these issues?

Knowing these details will help me provide the most relevant solution for you. Meanwhile, here are some general steps you can try:

### Step 1: Restart the App and Device
- Close the Eclipse App completely from your device's recent apps and reopen it.
- If that doesn't help, restart your Android device.

### Step 2: Check Connection
- Make sure your device (car or other) is connected properly. For example, some Eclipse apps for cars require direct Wi-Fi connection to the vehicle’s system, not just Bluetooth.

### Step 3: Check App Permissions
- Go to your Android Settings > Apps > Eclipse App > Permissions
- Ensure the app has the necessary permissions such as location and Bluetooth access.

### Step 4: Clear Cache
- Android Settings > Apps > Eclipse App > Storage > Clear Cache

### Step 5: Update App
- Open Google Play Store and make sure the Eclipse App is updated to the latest version.

If you have done the above or if this app interacts with a Mitsubishi Eclipse car, the battery status and button functionality might depend on a direct connection to the car’s Wi-Fi network rather than just Bluetooth1. Sometimes the app won’t show battery details unless connected directly to the car.

Let me know what you have tried and more details about your device and setup, and we can dig deeper from there! Are you satisfied with this initial guidance?