When I open a menu, any menu, it repeatedly makes the "din" sound. Is it a sign that my screen or a button is starting to become worn out?
Should I send it in for warranty?
In the mean time, I have disabled the menu sound.
I thikn you've just enabled the 'sound effect'. Go and disable it in the Settings.
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I am looking for an easy way to set my XDA to silent using one hand, like when heading into a meeting.
I have searched through these forums and found My|Profile & Ultra Profiler but really was looking for something even easier (freeware?).
Anyone want to do a little programming?
Here is how it would work.
1. Today screen plug-in
2. One icon or button labeled as "Silent"
3. Using a 'Today Options' button you could select a check box to Vibrate when Silent.
4. When "Silent" is pressed it would set the Volume Settings to 'Off'
That's it. Nothing else, no changable tones, no schedules. Just quickly silence the device. You can then use the Volume Slider to restore your previous settings.
On a related matter I don't understand why I can use the Volume Slider to recover from a "Volume Off" setting. It restores my previous Phone & PDA settings but I can't go to "Volume Off" using the slider. Weird.
If you can cope with two screen taps, the easiest way is simply to tap the speaker symbol at the top of the screen then tap "Off" (then tap the speaker symbol again if you want to close the pop-up). After the meeting there are two quick ways to restore the volume settings to their previous levels:
1) tap the speaker symbol and then "On" (then tap the speaker symbol again to close the pop-up)
2) slide the volume button on the side of the XDAII up twice
Regards -- Rafil.
just press the colum button about 2 times it will go from max sound to off then to vibrate then to low then keep pressing it to make it go up and up till it reaches max then the cycle starts again very simple
Thanks for the ideas.
RafilK, maybe I have fat figures but trying to hit the Speaker Icon, with a finger, nestled between the time and the signal icon is a hit and miss affair.
gazzaman2k, please excuse my ignorance but what's a "Colum Button"? Is it one of the hardware buttons?
sorry typos meant to say volume
Fair enough. What I believe gazzaman2k was referring to was the hardware sliding button on the side of the XDAII that is used to increase and decrease volume. He is right, two downward movements of the volume button do silence the XDAII - I forgot about that! Hope this helps. Regards -- Rafil.
no i was on about the ahrdware button on the xda 1 actually
when you receive a call you’ll be able to hit the Home button to accept the call and tap the Power button to end it. you have to manually enabled this function here is how
Head into Settings.
Select Accessibility.
Tap on Answering and Ending Calls.
Slide all of the toggles from Off to On.
Probably my proximity sensor got broken after phone back from warranty, btw during call the screen stays on and i continue tap with ears or cheeks the display and press accidentaly buttons (mine is a g3, so i tap the mute button on the flash toggle everytime).
Any app can block the screen only during call preventing my unwanted taps?
thanks
Call blocking is a feature which is provided by phone itself. You can try doing it by
Open the App drawer, and go to Settings. In the Settings screen, scroll down to the Blocking mode option, and tap the slider to turn on this mode. Tap on the text to access the options inside this mode. Inside Blockingmode, you will find options to disable incoming calls, notifications, alarms and timers.
Hi,
When you switch on the phone , you have a ringtone I would like to disable, is this possible ?
I didn't manage to find anything in the parameters.
Thanks
There isn't an option like Motorola or other OEM, but if you turn off your phone in "silent mode", when you turn it on again there will be no sound.
cri347 said:
There isn't an option like Motorola or other OEM, but if you turn off your phone in "silent mode", when you turn it on again there will be no sound.
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OK , I just tried..... and it works.
I wish I had a sound symbol to press on and off like wifi, torch light etc.... may be with an update later on who knows.
Anyway thanks a lot for the tip, I appreciate very much.
When you press a button of the volume rocker appears on the screen the slider to adjust the volume, right? If you press on the ring bell next to the slider the device goes in "silent mode" without changing the volume and in place of the ring bell appears the vibration symbol. If you press on the vibration symbol, the ring bell appears again and the volume returns to your favorite setting. It is a quick setting that allows you to switch between ringtone and silent mode without changing the volume, but placed in the quick volume menu, rather than in the general quick settings.
As an alternative you have the DND (Do Not Disturb) mode that has its toggle in the quick settings.
Yes this noise annoys me too but I rarely turn my phone off unless there is a reboot due to updates.
i have problems with steringwhell buttons.
depends of MCU if i press next/previous button it skips 2 or 3 songs... if i try others MCU then next/previous work ok but other roll on steringwheel start to skip songs and stops workig as roll.
anyone have this issue ?
also on factory settigs there is no option to map buttons :/ there is but empty and cant do there nothing
problem solved:
- in factory settings ->canbus -> Key Mode -> Key mode 2
now everything works like it should
guys another question
is any chance to simulate longpress ? or link "touch on screen button" to a hardware button ?
in opel i have hidden menu in board computer but i need to press for 5 seconds SETTINGS button which android HU dont have :/
in some models it work from touch panel but not for me...
video for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiM3g2snKXA