What's up guys! Need help! I bought this phone on eglobalcentral for about 120€. The problem is, when the loudspeaker turns off, it makes a "click" sound, during the day this is almost imperceptible but in a very quiet place it is annoying. I'll give you a example:
If I receive a messenger text, the loudspeaker needs to turn on in order to produce the notification sound and then it turns off, and when it does that, it makes that annoying click sound. My interpretation is that the gain is too high perhaps. Do anybody here have the same problem?
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Hi, i have wizard and there is problem
When my pda is not on stand by i can hear hi frequent sound, like sometimes you can hear on old tv. It is not too loud but it should not be at all. When i put it on stand by it stops, and when i turn off stand by it starts again.
Is there any help?
emiru said:
Hi, i have wizard and there is problem
When my pda is not on stand by i can hear hi frequent sound, like sometimes you can hear on old tv. It is not too loud but it should not be at all. When i put it on stand by it stops, and when i turn off stand by it starts again.
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I think you will find that it's simply the device's backlight. If you turn the brightness up, it will most likely stop. The PSP and the new DS Lite also make the high pitched whistle you describe. This is not a fault with your device, and there is no need to fret
It is not changing when i go to backlight option in system. If i turn off light i can hear it again, only if i put it on stand by it stops.
having the exact same problem with mine MDA.. someone who can help?
Hello everyone, my Hermes worked a looong time very fine but now i cant hear the normal "beep" when i adjust the volume. Also i hear no conversation when i phone somebody. Alarm sound is off too. I hardresetted it once but it didn't help. The weird thing is: I can hear the ringing sound when i get a phone call?!
It looks like the other person can't hear me either, thats a bit weird because i thought this isnt a speaker but a microphone problem... Two components crashed on one day? WTF? Need help
I have seen this problem with a different htc phone.
their may be a bit of dirt across the miniusb contacts making the phone think it is connected to a headset.
plugin a mini usb cable and waggle it round a bit then test calling someone hopefully that should cure it for you.
I have a very very similar problem with my Vario II. The sound is VERY intermittent. Sometimes it rings but when I pickup there is no sound either way, from the earpiece or mic, the other person cannot hear me. Most of the time the phone just vibrates (set to Ring and Vibrate) so I know there is a message or a call coming...not that I can answer the call. Tried soft resetting it and even changing the ROM, only works for about 5 minutes then the sound is gone again.
The device only works as a phone with a blue tooth headset, the rest of the time it is just a PDA....that vibrates.
I have a problem with my prophet, when it is turned on if i approach my ear near the screen i can hear a very high frequency noise wich is very uncomfortable especially when during calls. Can anyone please help me ?
I can verify that I have that noise from my Prophet screen as well. We have discussed this on a Swedish forum and there are more people that hear this from their displays. The only advice I can give you is to shut the device off with the power button if it disturbs to much when using as the device for phone calls. That way you can make/answer your call, shut the screen off to get rid of the noise, and continue with your call with a nice noiseless device .
Thank you for your answer, i found too, some topics about this after i have started the topic and it seems that the LCD voltage source it is the problem for that annoying hissing. The only solution it is the one that you have suggested.
Hi there everyone.
I am a new user of an HTC Hero.
I have a problem on incoming calls or sms.
I leave the HTC to lock by itself and, when i have an incoming call or sms, only the screen turns on. I can see the number of the dialer who is calling me on the screen but NO ringtone sounds from the phone. The same problem occurs when an sms is received. No ring is sounded by the phone.
I have checked everything concerning the sound preferences and (i believe) that i have not left anything un-touched.
Can anyone please "save" me from madness???
Thanks in advance!
I can't say for sure this is what happened, but humor me for a second and check a few things:
Of course double check that your volume is all the way up.
When you use the volume rocker on the side of the phone, does it beep?
Do you have any music on it? If so, play it without the headphones plugged in. Do you hear the music?
When you turn speakerphone on during a call, do you hear the other person?
Do you hear any of these sounds using headphones? Do you hear people through the earpiece on a call?
If you don't hear any sound from any of the first few bullets, but you do hear things through the headphones and earpiece, it may be the speaker in the back that's broken. Again, this is just one possible cause, but I had it happen to me. I have no idea how to fix it other than to send it back to HTC or attempt to replace it yourself (I don't know how to do this and would not recommend it if you're not comfortable with it!). Thankfully, my phone fixed itself after a few days (well, with a little help, I accidentally dropped it on the floor from a height of about four feet, but again, I wouldn't recommend that!). Anyway, just a thought, hope it at least helps you diagnose the problem.
Good companions.
First of all, ask forgiveness for my level of English, as I have no idea, and I am translating with Google translator.
You see, I think I have a problem with the Note four.
When I put the mobile on silent and it does get a mobile notification that makes a sound, the rear speaker is as if it was activated.
First I hear a small "click" followed by a noise as if air and again another "click".
I've noticed when I'm in a quiet room and give such twiter update. Or when I take a picture in silence.
Do you think it is problem of my terminal, or arrange with any upgrade?
Thank you
el_suave said:
Good companions.
First of all, ask forgiveness for my level of English, as I have no idea, and I am translating with Google translator.
You see, I think I have a problem with the Note four.
When I put the mobile on silent and it does get a mobile notification that makes a sound, the rear speaker is as if it was activated.
First I hear a small "click" followed by a noise as if air and again another "click".
I've noticed when I'm in a quiet room and give such twiter update. Or when I take a picture in silence.
Do you think it is problem of my terminal, or arrange with any upgrade?
Thank you
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It sounds normal. Perhaps the speaker is activated with every notification but when the phone is set on silent, it just doesn't play any sound and it switches back off. I don't think your device is faulty. :good:
Sorry for my English, but I did not understand well. My terminal then right? So what happens is normal? How will you spend it well?
el_suave said:
Sorry for my English, but I did not understand well. My terminal then right? So what happens is normal? How will you spend it well?
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Yes, your device is fine.
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I have a N910F and noticed it this morning. I here it, it's like a frying noise, and if you get close enough you here it every time a sound is routed throughout the speaker on or off.
I'm on Lollipop 5.0.1 Baseband version N910FXXU1BOC3.
I don't think it's normal, Samsung is playing around with the audio system, you couldn't turn off sound completely until this ver of lollipop and still even when audio is completely off you can here the speaker fry when something is routed to it.
as for me... i dont get that at all. No clicks or anything when on silent. Tho some ppl have heard this sound, it may be just normal operating mechanical noise, & nothing to worry about. As long as the speaker works when on, and mutes when off. Life is good