I've seen the question (and the answers) several times here; But not for freeware versions.
The request is quite simple: Automatically turn on the Bluetooth when HD2 is placed in active carholder, so it recieves power. And BT off again, after removing from power.
Several paid programs can do it with profiles. But I don't need all the profiles, just one nifty little app to do the BT-toggle-at-power-toggle-trick. Bluepower should do the trick, but that doesn't work on HD2 sadly.
I allready placed a shortcut at the todayscreen, but it can be done automatically, so it should be done automatically. (you get the idea? It CAN be done, so it HAS to be done... )
Anyhow: does anyone know of a freeware app that does the trick, turning on BT at power-connected, and off again at power-disconnected?
Thanks in advance!
looking for this too!
fantastic idea, i see no reason for bluetooth to be disabled when connected to a power supply.if anyone can do it xda can!
google this
kixass bluepower
It worked for me , while I still had the Touch Diamond and Touch HD
Haven't tried it on HD2, but, hopefully it will work
I allready found kixass bluepower, but another thread here on XDA says it doesn't work on HD2 due to different Bluetooth methods:
http://xda-developers.mobi/viewPost.php?id=599980&PHPSESSID=b4f4cf54198fe7e540312d95fbb088aa
@SMS92: it's the other way around: connect to power = BT on, disconnect = BT off. (Hence power comes from the active carholder, but the audio-signal is connected via BT)
I'm not sure if i understand you correctly but don't you mean ?
Settings > All settings > System > Car kit mode > "Auto connect when in car kit mode" ??
greetz,
Plaspop
No, for that the bluetooth allready has to be on (Or am I mistaken? EDIT: YES!!!! I'm mistaken!!)
I'd like the BT to be off all day, except when I'm in the car. For that's the only place where I use BT. After getting out of the car the BT should be switched off again.
In order to do this automatically the phone needs to know whether I'm in the car. The easiest trigger for that is the power-connection, as I place the phone in an active phone holder (Brodit). This action could then trigger BT to switch on automatically, and removing the phone from the holder (and therefore from the power) should switch BT off again.
(The BT is used to connect to the built-in carkit in the Mazda 6), Power to the phone is supplied via the active carholder, which ONLY gives power, no audio-connection.
EDIT!!! OOOOW WAIT!!!!! YOU ARE RIGHT!!!!!!
WOW!!!! So simple.....
(Settings > All settings > System > Car kit mode > "Auto connect when in car kit mode")
So no special app needed, no profiles, no reg-changes, just a mere setting.
I LOVE HTC! Soooo much clever things in this HD2!
Just tested: BT off, connect to carpower: BT switched on automatically. Remove from power: BT switches off again. So this works!!!
(I didn't have time to test actually connecting to the car in this modus, but normally it works, so I assume this last bit works too.
You're my hero! (ok, that's a bit exegerated, but you get the idea) THANKS!
EDIT: see post below for last status.... sh*t.....
Ehr...... Sh*t.... My Brodit holder doesn't connect the right pins to trigger the carmode, and therefore the BT doesn't automatically switch on.
My desktop loader uses a converter cable, and that one DOES trigger the carmode
So.... sorry, no solution yet....
Found this in another thread. Could this help you ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3367344
Thanks, but no, that doesnt work on the HD2.
Has something to do with changed Bluetooth system in the HTC models after the touch?
A similar request thread has been started here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=667901&goto=newpost
Im following it too, and hope it will lead to development of a cab for this much wanted function.
I don't know how the carmode works, but issn't it possible to edit the registry to activate the carmode when the phone is on any kind of charger, instead of when some pin is connected? Then you would combine two functions witch are already on the phone.
Brodit activation of car kit mode
Has anyone succeeded in getting the Brodit car holder to automatically activate NaviPanel?? I see in other posts that if pin 4 of the micro USB is grounded it auto switches NaviPanel - has anyone else tried this yet?
My Note 2 updated to Android 4.4 a few days ago. I am keeping this phone for a few more months until I upgrade, so I was wondering if I could get feedback on fixing an issue that is driving me insane.
I set up my "location" information for Home, Office and Car. Ever since I have done that, when I get into my car my phone will automatically launch "Hands-Free Mode." There are no settings to disable Hands-Free Mode permanently, I have to do it every time I get into my car.
I have a Ford, so my car already reads my text messages aloud, performs voice commands, et c. I would like to be able to keep my car location in my phone so Google Now will continue to provide me with parking location information, I just hate having to turn off Hands-Free Mode every time I get into the car.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
(Note: I don't want to have to disable S-Voice even though I don't use it. I haven't tried disabling it and getting into the car yet. I'll post more details if that is a potential solution)
I had Llama set up so that the following actions would occur when car bluetooth connects:
1. turn on car mode
2. send media play (android 3.0+) button
3. turn off wifi
and when car bluetooth disconnects:
1. turn off car mode
2. send media pause (android 3.0+) button
3. turn on wifi
It worked perfectly for many months until yesterday when I received the OTA update from AT&T on my I337 Galaxy S4, which updated android from UCUFNC1 to UCUFNI1. Now when the bluetooth connects, car mode turns on and wifi turns off (just like I wanted) but the default music player doesn't turn on and play music like it did before. The music player doesn't even turn on now. I've tried reconfiguring, rebooting, uninstalling and re-installing Llama, but nothing works. Any ideas as to how I can fix this?
Have you tried first adding a command for starting the music player app before the send play button command?
Cause that's what I had to add to get my BT setup to work correctly via Llama:
Eg.
Run Play Music
BTW
What exactly does "car mode" do?
isajoo said:
Have you tried first adding a command for starting the music player app before the send play button command?
Cause that's what I had to add to get my BT setup to work correctly via Llama:
Eg.
Run Play Music
BTW
What exactly does "car mode" do?
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I fixed it! All I had to do change the order and put 'car mode' last in the actions.
Car mode is supposed to put the phone in a hands-free mode for driving where it does things like read the texts you receive out loud.
Hi all.
I have an android car multimedia PX5. Me and my wife driving the car. Both of us use "Blueooth Auto Connect" app to auto connect to the car multimedia and Tasker app for auto Hotspot enable for the car to get internet access. The problem that if i was the last one to cennect, her phone doesnt auto conncect to the car and the other way around (i she was the last one to connect my phone doesnt auto connect to the bluetooth).
I keep my phone in my pocket and she carry it in a handbag so NFC tag inst good solutions for us. read a lot of forums and didn't find a way to do this.
What do i need to do if i want both or our phones to be able to auto connect to the car when we enter the car? (not both phones together, the one enter the car after the other drove it the last time)
Thanx.
Hi all!
Got a new car that doesn't have XM (its a 2018!!!) I have the app, so I have been using that but it doesn't auto start like Sportify does. Is there a program I can download, or even maybe a developer or accessibility option that I can mess with to have the XM app start/open when the phone Bluetooth connects to the car?
TIA
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