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I will soon release a application that will adjust the backlight brightness,
depending on the sunrise/sunset at a specific location.
This utility is most useful especially when the device is mounted in the car
for navigation, handsfree etc.
When its getting dark, the brightness is automatically decreasing gradually,
and increasing when its getting lighter.
this will enhance the security wile driving, because you will not be
distracted by the bright backlight, and you don't have to fiddle with the
backlight adjustments while driving!
The application will be available in English and Swedish languages.
The application have so far been tested on Compaq iPaq 3870, 3970, 5450 and Qtek 2020.
I am interested in getting suggestions and comments for this application!
Here a short description and screenshots of the settings for the application:
General
==========
Activate adjustment of backlight when program starts
Activated
Even set on battery power
When checked backlight will be adjusted on both battery and external power
Lowest Backlight Setting
The highest and lowest numbers for the backlight adjustments varies for
different device models.
Adjust the backlight to the lowest setting possible (without turning
backlight off) and click the Get button.
Highest Backlight setting
The highest possible setting for the backlight brightness.
Adjust the backlight to the highestsetting possible and click the
Get button.
Day
===========
Adjust the slider to the highest desired brightness.
Sunrise Offset
Sets the backlight at the brightest setting in minutes offset from the sunrise
time (the time is shown below the setting according to the current sunrise time).
Keep Setting
Determines how long the brightest setting will be kept in minutes after the above
setting (the setting the time is shown below the setting according to the current
sunrise time).
Night
===========
Adjust the slider to the lowest desired brightness.
Sunset Offset
Sets the backlight at the lowest setting in minutes offset from the sunset time
(the time is shown below the setting according to the current sunset time).
Keep Setting
Determines how long the lowest setting will be kept in minutes after the above
setting (the setting the time is shown below the setting according to the
current sunset time).
Location
===============
Lat
Latitude in degrees, minutes and seconds
Long
Longitude in degrees, minutes and seconds
Sunrise / Sunset
Displays the current sunrise and sunset times according to the Latitude / longitude
setting.
does it have expections for when there is a full eclips?
just kidding
usefull program
Rudegar said:
does it have expections for when there is a full eclips?
just kidding
usefull program
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Yes this is a nice idea . Don't know if it is catered for, but I guess a quick 'Return to default' option with a simple tap would be a good thing (by default, I mean the settings in place as set up by the user in backlight settings).
Rudegar said:
does it have expections for when there is a full eclips?
just kidding
usefull program
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Hmm, didn't thought about that :lol:
But it does have expections for when there is no sunrise or sunset!
if Northern hemisphere and spring or summer, or if Southern hemisphere and fall or winter, the previous sunrise and next sunset will be used.
if Northern hemisphere and fall or winter, or if Southern hemisphere and spring or summer, the next sunrise and previous sunset will be used.
The Sunrise/Sunset calculations are based on the calculations used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Surface Radiation
http://www.srrb.noaa.gov/highlights/sunrise/sunrise.html
dcs said:
Rudegar said:
does it have expections for when there is a full eclips?
just kidding
usefull program
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Yes this is a nice idea . Don't know if it is catered for, but I guess a quick 'Return to default' option with a simple tap would be a good thing (by default, I mean the settings in place as set up by the user in backlight settings).
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Thanks for you comments!
The application adjusts the backlight brightness by setting the brightness value in the registry, and then raise a BackLightChangeEvent event.
So it's done in the same matter as the settings-backlight. The default settings will be gone as soon as the application starts to adjust the brightness...
One way to set it back to the brightest or lowest setting is to deselect the Activated checkbox and click the Proof button on either the Day or Night settings tabs.
OR I could put a Set Button next to the Get button on the General tab!
GeirFrimann said:
Thanks for you comments!
The application adjusts the backlight brightness by setting the brightness value in the registry, and then raise a BackLightChangeEvent event.
So it's done in the same matter as the settings-backlight. The default settings will be gone as soon as the application starts to adjust the brightness...
One way to set it back to the brightest or lowest setting is to deselect the Activated checkbox and click the Proof button on either the Day or Night settings tabs.
OR I could put a Set Button next to the Get button on the General tab!
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What I mean is for there to be a method of setting the brightness levels back to the values that a user would have set in the standard settings for backlight, before they even installed your application. For example, I have mine set to low brighness on battery and about half brightness when cradled. When indoors, the sunrise/sunset times are irrelevant and I wouldnt want to keep setting the backlight back to my preferred settings everytime I turned off your feature. In summary, I would like to define the settings to be applied if your feature is disabled/turned off etc.
I hope this makes sense
dcs said:
What I mean is for there to be a method of setting the brightness levels back to the values that a user would have set in the standard settings for backlight, before they even installed your application. For example, I have mine set to low brighness on battery and about half brightness when cradled. When indoors, the sunrise/sunset times are irrelevant and I wouldnt want to keep setting the backlight back to my preferred settings everytime I turned off your feature. In summary, I would like to define the settings to be applied if your feature is disabled/turned off etc.
I hope this makes sense
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I agree with dcs, you may need to quickly switch on/off the time settings independently from the real time for indoor use.
IMHO
dcs said:
What I mean is for there to be a method of setting the brightness levels back to the values that a user would have set in the standard settings for backlight, before they even installed your application. For example, I have mine set to low brighness on battery and about half brightness when cradled. When indoors, the sunrise/sunset times are irrelevant and I wouldnt want to keep setting the backlight back to my preferred settings everytime I turned off your feature. In summary, I would like to define the settings to be applied if your feature is disabled/turned off etc.
I hope this makes sense
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I agree with dcs, you may need to quickly switch on/off the time settings independently from the real time for indoor use.
IMHO
dcs said:
GeirFrimann said:
Thanks for you comments!
The application adjusts the backlight brightness by setting the brightness value in the registry, and then raise a BackLightChangeEvent event.
So it's done in the same matter as the settings-backlight. The default settings will be gone as soon as the application starts to adjust the brightness...
One way to set it back to the brightest or lowest setting is to deselect the Activated checkbox and click the Proof button on either the Day or Night settings tabs.
OR I could put a Set Button next to the Get button on the General tab!
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What I mean is for there to be a method of setting the brightness levels back to the values that a user would have set in the standard settings for backlight, before they even installed your application. For example, I have mine set to low brighness on battery and about half brightness when cradled. When indoors, the sunrise/sunset times are irrelevant and I wouldnt want to keep setting the backlight back to my preferred settings everytime I turned off your feature. In summary, I would like to define the settings to be applied if your feature is disabled/turned off etc.
I hope this makes sense
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I got it..
I will add a couple of up/down numeric boxes for backlight values for AC and battery.
This settings will be set when the Activated checkbox is cleared.
Does that sound OK?
GeirFrimann said:
...I got it..
I will add a couple of up/down numeric boxes for backlight values for AC and battery.
This settings will be set when the Activated checkbox is cleared.
Does that sound OK?
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Sounds OK to me. If there was a Today plugin with it, it could also provide a toggle to the activated state with a single tap.
dcs said:
GeirFrimann said:
...I got it..
I will add a couple of up/down numeric boxes for backlight values for AC and battery.
This settings will be set when the Activated checkbox is cleared.
Does that sound OK?
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Sounds OK to me. If there was a Today plugin with it, it could also provide a toggle to the activated state with a single tap.
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unfortunately I haven't done any Today plugin programming, not even sure it possible with VS.NET. I'll look in to it.
The application runs in the background, acessible from the tray menu on the Today screen.
GeirFrimann said:
unfortunately I haven't done any Today plugin programming, not even sure it possible with VS.NET. I'll look in to it.
The application runs in the background, acessible from the tray menu on the Today screen.
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Today plug-ins can be written with Compact Framework VB or C# - see here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetcomp/html/TodayScrn.asp
However, in the absence of a today item, I think a tray icon is good.
dcs said:
GeirFrimann said:
unfortunately I haven't done any Today plugin programming, not even sure it possible with VS.NET. I'll look in to it.
The application runs in the background, acessible from the tray menu on the Today screen.
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Today plug-ins can be written with Compact Framework VB or C# - see here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetcomp/html/TodayScrn.asp
However, in the absence of a today item, I think a tray icon is good.
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I downloaded the code, but I don't have eVC to compile the source code
GeirFrimann said:
I downloaded the code, but I don't have eVC to compile the source code
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Visual Studio .NET will build C# or VB as you must already know Embedded C++ 4.0 can be downloaded from Microsoft free of charge. It is a little tricky to install but allows you to write embedded C++. You also need to download the platform SDKs.
"BackLightChangeEvent" ???
Hi,
how do you change the backlight settings on the XDA II?
I want my app to keep the backlight on. This app should be launched when I press a button, so I can enable the backlight when running tomtom on buzz WM2005.
I tried changing the registry and then setting the event named "BackLightChangeEvent". But this does not work.
Also I tried using the SetPowerRequirement but that also fails.
I tried this while not running tomtom, just to try to get my app to modify the backlight.
Can somebody please give me some pointers.
Ikkuh
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=22660&start=0
sjubb said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=22660&start=0
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Thanks for the link.
Ikkuh
GeirFrimann said:
I will soon release a application that will adjust the backlight brightness,
depending on the sunrise/sunset at a specific location.
This utility is most useful especially when the device is mounted in the car
for navigation, handsfree etc.
When its getting dark, the brightness is automatically decreasing gradually,
and increasing when its getting lighter.
this will enhance the security wile driving, because you will not be
distracted by the bright backlight, and you don't have to fiddle with the
backlight adjustments while driving!
The application will be available in English and Swedish languages.
The application have so far been tested on Compaq iPaq 3870, 3970, 5450 and Qtek 2020.
I am interested in getting suggestions and comments for this application!
Here a short description and screenshots of the settings for the application:
General
==========
Activate adjustment of backlight when program starts
Activated
Even set on battery power
When checked backlight will be adjusted on both battery and external power
Lowest Backlight Setting
The highest and lowest numbers for the backlight adjustments varies for
different device models.
Adjust the backlight to the lowest setting possible (without turning
backlight off) and click the Get button.
Highest Backlight setting
The highest possible setting for the backlight brightness.
Adjust the backlight to the highestsetting possible and click the
Get button.
Day
===========
Adjust the slider to the highest desired brightness.
Sunrise Offset
Sets the backlight at the brightest setting in minutes offset from the sunrise
time (the time is shown below the setting according to the current sunrise time).
Keep Setting
Determines how long the brightest setting will be kept in minutes after the above
setting (the setting the time is shown below the setting according to the current
sunrise time).
Night
===========
Adjust the slider to the lowest desired brightness.
Sunset Offset
Sets the backlight at the lowest setting in minutes offset from the sunset time
(the time is shown below the setting according to the current sunset time).
Keep Setting
Determines how long the lowest setting will be kept in minutes after the above
setting (the setting the time is shown below the setting according to the
current sunset time).
Location
===============
Lat
Latitude in degrees, minutes and seconds
Long
Longitude in degrees, minutes and seconds
Sunrise / Sunset
Displays the current sunrise and sunset times according to the Latitude / longitude
setting.
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Hi,
i saw this post starts with nov 18, 2004 and then jumps to jun 04, 2005.
Does this means it was running for so long or was it just a date
set wrong?
If it is that long, is the software already available?
Dodger said:
Hi,
i saw this post starts with nov 18, 2004 and then jumps to jun 04, 2005.
Does this means it was running for so long or was it just a date
set wrong?
If it is that long, is the software already available?
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Any day now, have been QUITE busy on other projects :?
Hopefully I'll be able to finish it within the next couple of weeks.
I'll post a message here when it's ready to download!
Since a lot of people suggest disabling the g-sensor to prevent the screen freezes I thought I'd try something.
I don't want to have my rotation disabled as it's very handy to have. So what I do is use an app called Tasker. It's not free, but there is a 7-day trial available.
Basically I have it set to disable screen rotation every time the screen is off..and so far I haven't had any screen freezes. It may be coincidence, it may not be. I'm not exactly sure if the app does disable the g-sensor or does something else, but so far so good.
For those that don't know about Tasker...it's probably the best app that will ever be made for Android. You can make your phone do almost anything.
For example, I use it to:
When I get home, Wifi turns on and 3G is turned off. When I leave home, Wifi turns off and 3G turns on....same for work.
I have it disable wifi, 3g and screen rotation at night when I'm in bed.
It enables GPS when I launch maps or navigation, and disables GPS when I close the app.
And those are very basic ones...
The Tasker wiki has many more advanced "profiles" you can use:
Code:
Lock An Application
Start the Day with a Particular Application
Battery Full Alert
Launch Music App When Headset Inserted
Launch Menu of Music Apps When Headset Inserted
Keep screen awake when using the keyboard
Speaking Clock for Android 1.5
Control Keyguard (scroll to unlock) when Power is Connected/Disconnected
Keep Multiple Backups of Tasker Config
Change Ringtone on Every New Call
Mute in Meetings
Hold Ringer Volume Down
Auto-Respond To SMSs At Night
Change Volume Levels during Different Times of the Day
Check Data/SMS/Minute Usage With Carrier While Sleeping
Temporarily max brightness of screen during Incoming Call
Auto (Silent) Sleep Mode with Exceptions
Intermediate
Power Plug In - Choose Car/Home/Night Mode
Generic Toggle Widget
Open the keyboard and start texting
Set volume then Launch menu of music apps
Alarmclock without Snooze
Alarms with Snooze and Vibrate
Geburtstagserinnerung (German)
Car Locator
Notification Reminder Pulse
Locate your phone using SMS and google maps
Lock your phone and locate it by SMS and sound
A full talking clock
Act like a docking station when plugged into USB
Auto answer calls when your bluetooth headset is connected
Extended phone profile changer with Notification and Widget
Turn your cell phone into a Voip phone
Advanced
Periodic Data Check (Juicedefender Replacement)
Creates profiles similar to S60 devices and changes them depending on variety of factors
U.S. Navy Ships Bells (Using Tasker's OR '/' feature) * Pattern Matching *
Changing background image depending on current weather (Using HTTPGet)
Or you can simply create your own...there is a learning curve, but once you get a feel for it, it's VERY powerful! It can control almost every part of your Android phone.
There's a decent thread with more examples on xda in this thread.
I realise this is a software post, but it's main aim was to point out a way of disabling rotation to help with screen freezes
Hey,
thanks for this thread, i have downloaded tasker now.
Can you post your code for disabling gsensor when screen is off?
//EDIT: Sorry, its very easy.. i think i can create it by myself
HTC_HDD said:
Hey,
thanks for this thread, i have downloaded tasker now.
Can you post your code for disabling gsensor when screen is off?
//EDIT: Sorry, its very easy.. i think i can create it by myself
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Hehe yep, it's an easy one.
New Event profile > Display off is the Event. Action is disable rotation
I have done it like you and added a task which enables the rotation if screen is on, is this correct?
I have used the phone now and i got freezes again, but not so much.. i think.
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HTC_HDD said:
I have done it like you and added a task which enables the rotation if screen is on, is this correct?
I have used the phone now and i got freezes again, but not so much.. i think.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
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Yep, you also have to create another to say disable screen rotation when the screen is off.
@the_scotsman
Thanks for the suggestion, I've seen a few people mention this app before but now I finally downloaded it. I'll play around a bit to figure out some combos, but one quick question..
Is this going to be something running in the background sucking up battery and memory or is it just like running scripts? What do you think? I'll run current widget once I get some tasks going to see happens, just wondering if you've found anything out yet.
tgtoys said:
@the_scotsman
Thanks for the suggestion, I've seen a few people mention this app before but now I finally downloaded it. I'll play around a bit to figure out some combos, but one quick question..
Is this going to be something running in the background sucking up battery and memory or is it just like running scripts? What do you think? I'll run current widget once I get some tasks going to see happens, just wondering if you've found anything out yet.
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It depends on what profiles you set up...if they involve wireless, it will enable wireless every so often to check access points etc....or if you are using a location profile, it will enable gps every so often to check your location. You can change how often everything polls in the settings.
I have mine as per the first post, so it does scan for wireless every so often, and I havent seen any change in battery usage.
the_scotsman said:
Yep, you also have to create another to say disable screen rotation when the screen is off.
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Can you go step by step what you do to set up display off and rotation off?
Hi,
the last NetRipper Kernel has no freezes!!
Is not overclocked, is not undervolted, has no axi and has no freezes.
with friendly greet
starbase64
starbase64 said:
Hi,
the last NetRipper Kernel has no freezes!!
Is not overclocked, is not undervolted, has no axi and has no freezes.
with friendly greet
starbase64
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Thanks, but i prefer to have axi and undervolt
And I have no freezes
the_scotsman said:
Hehe yep, it's an easy one.
New Event profile > Display off is the Event. Action is disable rotation
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I can find everything else exept "disable rotation" in Actions. I only found "display rotation" in settings. Any help?
tzic said:
I can find everything else exept "disable rotation" in Actions. I only found "display rotation" in settings. Any help?
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Yea, thats the one..just choose that one and set it to "off" in the settings for it
ty for the quick reply scotsman, I ll report back in a day or two.
Tried this, but didnt work
I tried many different versions of kernels but in all if I keep my phone on standby (screen off) for a long time, say 20 mins, my phone freezes, My hardware buttons still glow on press, but phone never wakes up, any Ideas??
Even you disable display rotation, the sensor is still active, just use Gscript and disable sensor, you won't get any more freeze.
justwonder said:
Even you disable display rotation, the sensor is still active, just use Gscript and disable sensor, you won't get any more freeze.
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I was just about to write exactly the same words!
Scotsman - can you tell if Tasker can run a custom written script, upon some event? Then we can use it to turn off the gsensor!
Finally seems to be workin!!I made 2 changes:
1) Upgraded my radio from 2.08 to 2.12 (I recommend this one)
2) Stopped GSensor with Gscript
Another issue,
After I restart the sensor via script, photos in album wont rotate anymore!!
I did a `ps -ef|grep akmd` and the process is running, any thoughts??
edit: it works after restart!!
did you use the free gscript? cause mine says needs su:true
Your solution is great thanks... i did something slightly different : using tasker, autorotation is enabled only for apps that I want too, like gallery. Rest of the time, its off and working great that way too.
Applications can somehow reduce brightness more then natve settings can do . For example using cool reader I touched the limits of brightness which are not possible through native settings . This can save eye strain considerably .
Thanks.
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
Thanks for your suggestion. Noted it
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zeuslee said:
Thanks for your suggestion. Noted it
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
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can you fix it ?
btw there is also another bug I named it "The orientation bug" since if you lock orientation in landscape mode and press power btn to switch off the screen and then hold the tablet in portrait direction now if you switch on screen the tablet ill lock the orientation in portrait direction instead of landscape .
I'll give it a try later because it's not causing me a big trouble. I got notice the 'orientation bug' but I don't think it's a trouble too. Just hold landscape and log on. The screen also keep locking on landscape
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Download 'Power Control Plus'
umanko said:
Applications can somehow reduce brightness more then natve settings can do . For example using cool reader I touched the limits of brightness which are not possible through native settings . This can save eye strain considerably .
Thanks.
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
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Power Control Plus lets you add a brigtness widget that can be set to a quadruple control - low, medium, high, and auto. You can set the low, medium, and high settings to whatever you want, from 10% to 100%.
Works great lasts a long time B-)
umanko said:
Applications can somehow reduce brightness more then natve settings can do . For example using cool reader I touched the limits of brightness which are not possible through native settings . This can save eye strain considerably .
Thanks.
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
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this its not a bug, its just a native not-perfect android setting
kwparker80 said:
Power Control Plus lets you add a brigtness widget that can be set to a quadruple control - low, medium, high, and auto. You can set the low, medium, and high settings to whatever you want, from 10% to 100%.
Works great lasts a long time B-)
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Yes installing cutom brightness widget did the trick
Sent from my A500 using Tapatalk
I don't see the orientation thing as much of a problem. But cool read seems to disregard the orientation lock. I can lock it in landscape mode, then lay down to read and it switches to portrait mode. Aggrivating as H...
If you have tasker...you can set the brightness for whatever app you want and then have it go back to whatever dimmest you set.
Please go to Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Display -> Automatic Backlight -> Edit Other Levels...
Below is a screenshot of the settings I'm using. This is much easier on the eyes during the night, as I found the stock settings to be too bright. This also improves battery life.
Play around with the other settings in the previous window like Sample Interval ( 1 second) and screen dim level (1).
Like I said this is what has worked best for me. If it is too dark simply increase the numbers as needed.
If this was helpful don't forget to hit the Thanks button! Cheers!
g2tegg said:
Please go to Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Display -> Automatic Backlight -> Edit Other Levels...
Below is a screenshot of the settings I'm using. This is much easier on the eyes during the night, as I found the stock settings to be too bright. This also improves battery life.
Play around with the other settings in the previous window like Sample Interval ( 1 second) and screen dim level (1).
Like I said this is what has worked best for me. If it is too dark simply increase the numbers as needed.
If this was helpful don't forget to hit the Thanks button! Cheers!
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I like my screen about as dark as I can get it, before CM I used SuperDim to get my screen dark. I've had my screen dim level set to 6 ever since flashing CM, but never played with those setting cause I wasn't sure how to work them. I set mine exactly like yours. My question is do the "other levels" only kick in if you are using automatic brightness?
WiredPirate said:
I like my screen about as dark as I can get it, before CM I used SuperDim to get my screen dark. I've had my screen dim level set to 6 ever since flashing CM, but never played with those setting cause I wasn't sure how to work them. I set mine exactly like yours. My question is do the "other levels" only kick in if you are using automatic brightness?
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My atrix has the automatic settings selected, then I customized the light levels under CM7. Seems to work smooth as well. That's what bothers me the most with the SG2. Half the time when i turn the screen on its dark for about 10 seconds (and in direct sunlight you can't see anything on the screen) before the phone realizes the light settings and adjusts.
Just play around with the settings. Hold your finger over the light sensor and watch the numbers drop.
Which version of CM are you running? On the most recent stable build Ba2Tf (IIRC) the top two in the second editable column can't be changed from their defalt 24/48 values...?
phobos512 said:
Which version of CM are you running? On the most recent stable build Ba2Tf (IIRC) the top two in the second editable column can't be changed from their defalt 24/48 values...?
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You have to change the dim level to 1 before you can set those values that low.
I applied all the settings and my phone screen didnt changed a bit (i am already using lowest screen brightness from display settings) should i reboot or what ?
Edit: Rebooted and no change
Edit 2:Screen dim is working amazingly, all i want is to lower the actual screen brightness, that hurt my eyes when i wake up and start reading sms
Edit 3: just edit the settings and put ur phone to auto brightness, it should work. I was using my phone all the way lowest brightness 24-7 manualy.
P.s: thanks and thanks cm7.
So i have noticed after a while my screen gets a little dim. I use max brightness and have adaptive display & automatic adjust of tone unchecked. No clue why that happens? Anyone else?
trooper1414 said:
So i have noticed after a while my screen gets a little dim. I use max brightness and have adaptive display & automatic adjust of tone unchecked. No clue why that happens? Anyone else?
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Change screen on time in settings, default time comes 30 second.
Give one Thanks,Get one free?
jdomadia said:
Change screen on time in settings, default time comes 30 second.
Give one Thanks,Get one free?
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Thanks. Hopefully that resolves it.