When I answer a call I think I might be muting the call, I can hear them but they can't hear me.
Can I lock the screen, anyone else have this issue?
It happens often!
Thanks
d12bn said:
When I answer a call I think I might be muting the call, I can hear them but they can't hear me.
Can I lock the screen, anyone else have this issue?
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Regarding locking the screen, there are two applications, 'Proximity Sensor' and 'Call Caddy'. The first uses the light sensor to simulate the proximity sensor the Hero doesn't have, the second uses the accelerometer to lock the screen when ever the phone is upright (like it would be if it were at your ear).
I found 'Proximity Sensor' to be crashy. 'Call Caddy' works pretty well.
well
Thanks I'll try Call Caddy.
I have Call Light now but still having problems
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Hi, every time i call somebody or they call me my face touches the screen and either hangs up the call or activates speakerphone. I was wondering if maybe the sensors aren't working correctly or if there is a way to enable them.
thanks in advance zac
really need to sort this out as its my only problem with the leo.
Proximity sensor doesn't work every call. Some time it works, some time it doesn't! The screen was on and my cheek keeps touching the numbers and cause irritating DTMF sounds.
Any solutions?? Thanks in advance!
j4jason said:
Proximity sensor doesn't work every call. Some time it works, some time it doesn't! The screen was on and my cheek keeps touching the numbers and cause irritating DTMF sounds.
Any solutions?? Thanks in advance!
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I feel the same as well, any ideas?
Here Same Problem ! when i´m end the call and call again its function...
ali1984 said:
Here Same Problem ! when i´m end the call and call again its function...
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I've never experienced this. To be honest, I'm suprised at how good it is! Hope this isn't an intermittent problem that will just appear one day.
Same problem here, somehow I managed to call another number with my cheek and ear whilst talking to someone!
I know have to pay attention and glance at the screen now and again especially after I've had to hold it with my shoulder and ear
I'm really sorry about opening a new thread, but i really need your help on this one. I don't know what it might be, I tried to search the forum for similar problems, but couldn't find nothing.
So the thing is the sound just disappears in mid call as for me and for the other end to, than it comes back, than it disappears again, and so on for the rest of the conversation. And, as you all would guess, that is very annoying.
My guess: Maybe something with the proximity sensor?
If someone experienced this and already found a fix for this, I would really appreciate the feedback.
Thanks in advance.
Proximity Sensor disables wlan
i have the same problem.
within speaker mode i can hear the melody from my PBX but moving the phone to my head or placing a finger above the sensors reduces or holds my wireless connection so i cant hear anything.
how can this behavior be changed. i want the sensor to dim the display and to lock the screen.
Hello,
I have a big and annoying problem during making calls.
It occurs very often, that the mic will mute or the speaker mode will switch on during call.
Looks like telephone doesn't know when the proximity sensor is on, but I have no display switching on during this. Seems like switching it with my ear, but proximity sensor should avoid this.
Has anyone occured also this? Is there any Xposed to remove these buttons ?
Hi
Has anyone else encountered this bug on the European version?
It's only been happening recently since the latest update.
As far as I can tell the screen is off when it happens so it shouldn't be a case of me touching the button with my face.
Further more, the loudspeaker button is not active even though the sound is coming from it!
I have to press it once for it to turn green (loud speaker mode) then once again to return the call to the ear speaker.
Weird!
This is probably not it but just an idea because a similar thing happened to me on my last phone. It turns out I had an app (AutomateIt) which is like tasker in that it does things in response to other things. In this case, I didn't realize it had a task setup that was supposed to automatically activate speakerphone based on the proximity sensor, and it just did not work reliably, activating speakerphone mode excessively.