I already calibrated G-Sensor and I have one question.
What happen? if I update my Firmware
Would my phone use old Sensor or new Sensor?
Thanks in advance!
Nobody know??
Why is that so important? You cant calibrate again after update?
What's the G-sensor, why does it need calibration and how is it done?
mickeko said:
What's the G-sensor, why does it need calibration and how is it done?
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You can get more information in h**p://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=712439
It's important because if the phone use old Sensor after update firmware, that mean default Sensor cannot change. Everytime you update firmware, it will go back to default Sensor everytime.
That mean G-Sensor Calibration cannot change default Sensor. If true, I will contact to Samsung for change my phone. But if G-Sensor Calibration can change default Sensor, it's fine.
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Hello!
I removes the Opera I had on my original ROM and replaced it with the last beta version.. The only problem is that the accelerometer is not used anymore in order to set the position "landscape" of the screen when moving the Diamond in landscape mode..
Somebody knows how to recover this fonctionality?
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Hello!
I removes the Opera I had on my original ROM and replaced it with the last beta version.. The only problem is that the accelerometer is not used anymore in order to set the position "landscape" of the screen when moving the Diamond in landscape mode..
Somebody knows how to recover this fonctionality?
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first of all you cannot delete files from the rom, nevertheless, concerning your problem you should reconfigure your g-sensor software, probably after reinstall window title changed or something like that.
if you're not sure if you have such a configurator in your system, get Flip IT by swtos.
Thanks ucxoq! Working now
Hello Windows mobile expert,
I am tryin to stop the G sensor from working on my topaz.
It always flips when i dont want it to. And when i remove
from my pocket it's always horizontally, and i need to wait
like 20 seconds before he flips, in the meantime device is
totally blocked, i can't even pick up my phone, as you can
believe this is EXTREMELY annoying. You can not imagine....
I don't like the sensor. And i don't want it ever to work, Anywhere
or any program. Not even in opera.
I would be very happy and thankfull if you could help me do this.
Kind regards
Gino
On TF3D go to settings-G-sensor, and deactivate it.
Cheers.
About the program
Hello and thank you for you're comment,
the program you mention is only for touch diamond but not
for Topaz.
Are there any other programs that can stop this rotation?
Kind regards
Gino
ark666 is correct.
From the "main screen", go to settings (with TF3D, move your finger to the out most left), go down the list and select G-Sensor. From there you can activate and deactivate the G-sensor.
Would be very useful to me too. Thanks
naloxon said:
Would be very useful to me too. Thanks
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Just do as I just wrote.
Sorry. I am using Mobile Shell. So I can just calibrate my G Sensor but not deactivate it ???
Thanks.
The UI bit that people are talking about sets the following reg setting:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\HTCSENSOR\GSensor]
"AutoRotation"=dword:00000002
The value is 1 beforehand and, strangely, 2 when it's set to off.
Hy there people I would like some help, I got my HTC Blackstone and I have already calibrate it but I don't think the G-Sensor is working. Can anyone help me with this problem, it's necessary to activate anywere?
thanks
Profeta said:
Hy there people I would like some help, I got my HTC Blackstone and I have already calibrate it but I don't think the G-Sensor is working. Can anyone help me with this problem, it's necessary to activate anywere?
thanks
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Are you trying to rotate device and use landscape?
I tried to rotate the device, what do you mean landscape? Is any application?
Profeta said:
I tried to rotate the device, what do you mean landscape? Is any application?
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You can hold device in your hand in either portrait or landscape, i.e. vertically or horizontally
Depending on what rom you are using landscape mode may not be available for TF3D as its only available on manila 2.0+
You can use free apps to rotate screen including gyrator, changescreen, flipit. Quick search in apps/themes forum should find them
Alternatively flash a later rom which has landscape functionality built in
hi guys I'm new, i think that my wildfire needs a display calibration but I'm not able to find this option in the settings .. why? is there a way to calibrate my screen ?!? thx
yuco91 said:
hi guys I'm new, i think that my wildfire needs a display calibration but I'm not able to find this option in the settings .. why? is there a way to calibrate my screen ?!? thx
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not specifically a 'screen calibration' but you can calibrate your touchscreen 'text input' using the calibration tool found at the bottom of:
MENU>SETTINGS>LANGUAGE&KEYBOARD>TOUCH INPUT>TEXT INPUT
thx for your help ;-)
Please i would like your help for an issue i have about my proximity sensor on my U8800.
after the call,the screen turns off and then can not be open again.
you should remove the battery to do reboot.
I do not have problems with the official 2.3.5
because (I think) in the call settings there is a option for opening or closing the proximity sensor.
in the ics aurora version I have the sensor problem and i can not disable the proximity sensor.
And i should in any inbound or outbound calls to pull the battery off in order reboot and continue the phone operation.
I have already made some corrections, in the file sensors.default.so, witch switched the proximity sensor out of operation.
But in the same time the auto rotation of the screen stoped its operation.
How could you help me switch the proximity sensor out of opperation and make the auto rotation of the screen work.
http://www.easybytez.com/9ajn6e7t1akq
sorry my bad english.
any help??
happens tome sometimes too. Just hold power until it shoes then reboot
Sent from my u8800-51 running popura ICS
It would be hard to modify the sensors.default.so as it's compiled binary code. And simplest way to do it would be to rename the /dev/ entry; however that would also disable the light sensor.
I'd suggest you to do some code editing; I don't know whether the Phone.apk handles it or the frameworks, but if you decompile it you could find the code what is used to handle the proximity sensor and then just make it return 0 for example. But you should look up some tutorials on how to unpack it; how to understand smali code and so on.
Since I don't know if removing the permission does anything, check if you have /system/etc/permissions/android.hardware.sensor.proximity.xml . If you have it, remove it and reboot.
Or - try to search Google, you could find some information there.
the way about removing /system/etc/permissions/android.hardware.sensor.proximity.xml does not work!!!
Thanks i will try the other one!!
I think I found a way.. Open the sensors.default.so in HEX editor (Notepad++ may not do this properly); find /dev/proximity and modify it to /dev/proximitt for example (you can modify it to anything, just keep the same length. This way the proximity sensor info does not get reported to the Android.
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I think I found a way.. Open the sensors.default.so in HEX editor (Notepad++ may not do this properly); find /dev/proximity and modify it to /dev/proximitt for example (you can modify it to anything, just keep the same length. This way the proximity sensor info does not get reported to the Android.
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Just tried the way with renaming the /dev/proximity to /dev/proximitt but nothing.
I have found several ways to fix it in the XDA developers, tried them but couln't do anything.
here modyfing file?
sorry my bad english.