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auto disconect internet

Hi All
dose anyone no of a program or a reg tweek to auto disconect gprs when not used i have one for my Topaz. and saves me loads on my battery.
Thanks in advance

use this maybe it works: http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=AdvancedConfig
there it says :
"GPRS auto disconnect cache time" tweak
"GPRS auto disconnect" tweak

Hmm.. I've tried the advance config now, but it doesn't appear to work to stop the connection.
I have under GPRS disconnect" the timer and button enabled.
And under Menu->More Settings->Connections is now T-Mobile Enable (not always on and not disabled) and "Disconnect after 5mins".
Soft resetted and everything. But the data connection does not get disabled.
abe

Can anybody help me about a disconnect gprs connection when my touch 2 is in standby mode??
I searched forum and nothing.
In registry i can`t find this option.
This is WM6,5 and his registry is different that registry WM6.1.

I use WMLongLife to disconnect idle connections.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=3265587

"To set the data connection to remain permanently on
The setting is at 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ConnMgr\Providers\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\Connections\(GPRS connection name)'
(GRPS connection name) is the name of your connection to the outside world
The 'AlwaysOn' DWORD value can be set to '1' to remain on permanently or '0' to turn on and off as required
For example, to set the data connection always on for a T-Mobile MDA Pro
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ConnMgr\Providers\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\Connections\T-Mobile Internet\AlwaysOn = 1"
worked for me on the orange branded phone touch 2
Best of luck!

secosan said:
"To set the data connection to remain permanently on
The setting is at 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ConnMgr\Providers\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\Connections\(GPRS connection name)'
(GRPS connection name) is the name of your connection to the outside world
The 'AlwaysOn' DWORD value can be set to '1' to remain on permanently or '0' to turn on and off as required
For example, to set the data connection always on for a T-Mobile MDA Pro
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\ConnMgr\Providers\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\Connections\T-Mobile Internet\AlwaysOn = 1"
worked for me on the orange branded phone touch 2
Best of luck!
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Yes, this option turn always ON your internet connection, but when my touch2 is in standby mode (screen off) this connection is disconnected. When i turned ON phone, internet connection is connecting.
This is not "ALWAYS ON", because in standby is disconnected.

On my touch 2 it worked, even when in ON mode the connection, if not used by any software, is off.

Also, after stopping all Internet applications, if you want to be sure data is stopped, please refer to:
Long press the Red, Shut down button, from the menu select Terminate Data Connection

[Q] Tasker Help - Wifi Near

I have create a profile Home
State > Wifi Near > MyWifi
Tasks > Entry - Wifi On, Exit - Wifi Off
When I enter my house it doesn't work I have to manually activate wifi, then I can see the profile is active. When I leave the house it switches off the wifi as programmed.
What am I doing wrong should the wifi be in sleep mode?
Cheers

When you turn of wifi it can't scan for wifi near.Try using cell near, then it scans for celltower.Or location

thanks i'll try that

Try Cell Near instead
Are you using the scan function in Cell Near? It should retrieve the ID of the closest cell tower with a value following a slash:
CDMA: 99999 / 8
Try changing the value to a wild card:
CDMA: 99999 / *
I have been using the following to turn WIFI on and off:
Add a new Profile and select State. Then select Cell Near and click the Scan button to find which Cell Towers are near your current location. Check the Invert button. Add a Task to for WIFI and set to Off.
Duplicate this profile and uncheck Invert and set WIFI to On.

Confirm Cell Towers
You can confirm the Cell Tower ID by downloading one of these free Apps:
Antennas
Cell Tower Locator
You will want to use the BSID number listed in one of these Apps in Tasker for Cell Near.

[Q] Help: Tasker profile to turn on/off mobile data

Situation: I want Tasker to turn on 3G/4G when certain apps are launched, and then restore the phone to the previous state before the app was launched. For example, if 3G/4G was already on, then it should leave it on. If it was off, then turn 3G/4G off.
My tasker profile:
CONDITION: On App launch (Chrome, Maps, etc)
EXECUTE:
Set Variable %WIMAXprior to 0 if %WIMAX is NOT SET ... (assigns value of 0 if 3G/4G is turned off)
Set Variable %WIMAXprior to 1 if %WIMAX is SET ... (assigns value of 1 if 3G/4G is turned on)
Mobile Data ON
EXIT ACTION:
Set Mobile Data OFF if %WIMAXprior = 0
Set Mobile Data ON if %WIMAXprior = 1
Unfortunately, I can't get it to work. After quite a bit of testing, I think the problem is that Tasker is unable to read the Wimax status. As a debug feature, I asked Tasker to say aloud the value of the variable %WIMAXprior and it reads "0", whether or not 3G/4G was enabled before the task was launched.
Does anyone have any ideas?

Automatic selection of Wifi or 3G using the app called Llama

Hi everybody,
I am using Llama for several things on my i9100g. The first one is to control sound profile at work and at home, this is straightforward. The second thing is to control when the Wifi or the 3G signal should be on. I would like to have some input in order to optimize the process, since I believe is kind of messy.
Basically there are three principles that I want to use.
a. When I am physically at home I want to use only my Wifi, I have no flat 3G plan plus I believe the Wifi consumes lets battery that the 3G connection.
b. When I am out, of course I want to turn off Wifi and turn on the 3G.
c. Always optimize my battery consumption. So far with low use, I have two full days without charging the battery again.
For these reasons, I have created the following events, variable and zones.
Zones
Home: This zone covers my house and roughly 4 blocks around, including restaurants and a friend place.
Llama Variables
Wifi: when ‘Wifi’ is Disabled the Wifi signal is off and vice versa.
Mobile data: when ‘Mobile data’ is Disabled the 3G is off and vice versa.
Force: It a kind of flag variable that I have created to “force” Llama to check for a Wifi signal after some period of time.
Events
• Wifi On - Home:
Between 06:30 and 22:59 at Home when 'Wifi' has a value of 'Disable' when 'Force has a value of 'Disable' - disable mobile data, set Llama variable 'Mobile Data' to 'Disable' and enable Wifi
Note on this event. I like to turn off all signals (3G and Wifi) after 11 pm at home, since I am probably sleeping.
• Force On: When ‘Force’ has a value of ‘Enable’ – delay for 30 min and then set Llama variable ‘Force’ to ‘Disable’
• No Wifi Available: When your phone disconnects from <Any Wifi network> - delay for 1 minute and then disable Wifi and set Llama variable ‘Wifi’ to ‘Disable’. And set Llama variable ‘Force’ to ‘Disable’
Note on this event. It will fire the event after one minute if all conditions are still valid. I use this extra setting to avoid turning off the Wifi, when the signal just goes away for few seconds.
• Force Mobile Data – On: At home between 06:30 and 22:59 when your phone disconnects from <Any Wifi network> when ‘Force has a value of ‘Disable’ – delay for 5 minutes and then enable mobile data, set Llama variable ‘Mobile Data’ to Enable’, disable Wifi and set Llama variable ‘Force’ to ‘Enable’ every 1 minute.
Note on this event. I will repeat this event as long as all the conditions hold. Please see note 1 at the end of the thread for an extra explanation why I need the repetition.
• Mobile Data Away – On: Upon leaving home enable mobile data, set Llama variable ‘Mobile Data’ to ‘Enable’ disable Wifi and set Llama variable ‘Wifi’ to ‘Disable’
• Evening: Between 23:00 and 6:29 at Home disable all signals.
A general explanation of the events.
I am sometimes in a restaurant in my Home zone, but not physically at home. Therefore, the “Wifi Home – On” will try to connect to the wireless network at home, but of course is not available. Therefore, the “No Wifi Available” will fire after one minute, disabling Wifi. At this stage my phone has neither Wifi nor 3G connected.
For roughly 5 minutes after the firing “No Wifi Available”, the “Force Mobile Data” event turn on the 3G if all conditions are met. At this moment, the ‘Force’ Llama variable will be ‘Enable’.
After 30 min, the ‘Force’ variable is ‘Disable’ again, this is my way to tell Llama, please check again if my home Wifi network is available, if not fire again “No Wifi Available” and later “Force Mobile Data” and one more time the cycle of 30 min is on.
The “Mobile Data away-on” is an evet that kind of overright all the other process. When I am not at Home, is pointless to check for my home Wifi conection,so I tell Llama to turn on the Mobile data regardless of time (maybe I am in a party).
I hope I have explained more of less the process.
Note 1. The repetition of 1 minute is because on my way home, I have to walk few blacks on my Home zone, and I want Llama to always check (every 1 minute) if I have arrived at home or not. If all the conditions in ”Force Mobile Data” are true, means I have not arrived yet in my house, if not, Llama will fire “Wifi On”.
Cheers

[Q] How to use Tasker to enable WIFI when entering Airplane Mode?

I'm using Tasker to enable Airplane Mode on my OnePlus automatically when I lose cellular signal and recheck for signal again in five minutes time. (this is so that battery isn't constantly drained looking for signal). This is useful at my workplace where I have wifi but no cellular connection. I would like to enter airplane mode but would like to keep Wifi on so that I can still use my internet connection. Can someone please tell me how I can go about turning my wifi on when Airplane mode is activated? Or better yet, not tuning wifi off at all? (note, I'm using SEcure Settings to enable/disable airplane mode as 4.4.4 does not allow it to do that natively in Tasker.)
Thank you!
I just figured it out, but please tell me if you have any thoughts. I used Secure settings to Turn wifi on after Airplane Mode comes on. Tasker native 'wifi on' does not work but using the Secure Settings plugin worked fine) I would still prefer to keep wifi on when Airplane mode is entered so I do not lose wifi connection while the Wifi card is being restarted. Please let me know what you think.
I have been using this tutorial to achieve airplane mode when signal is weak: (taken from http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...-and-how-can-i-keep-it-from-eating-my-battery )
Task "InitVars":
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 0
Task "SigLow":
Net -> Mobile Data: Off
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 1
Alert -> Notify Vibrate: Title "IzzySignal"; Text: "Signal Low; Mobile data disabled (Signal: %CELLSIG)"
Task "SigLost":
Variable -> Variable Set: %WLANSTATE = 0
Variable -> Variable Set: %WLANSTATE = 1 IF %Wifi ~ on
Net -> Airplane Mode: On
Net -> Wifi: On IF %WLANSTATE ~ 1
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 2
Alert -> Notify Vibrate: Title "IzzySignal", Text: "Signal Lost; Entering Airplane Mode"
Task "SigReturn":
Task -> Wait: 5 Minutes
Net -> Airplane Mode: Off
Task -> Wait: 15 Seconds
(give the device some time to find a new signal!)
Net -> Mobile Data: On IF %ROAM ~ Off
(prevent bad surprise when returning from vacation abroad!)
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 0
Alert -> Notify Vibrate: Title "IzzySignal", Text "Signal On; Airplane Mode disabled (Signal: %CELLSIG)"
Now for the profiles:
Profil SigLowCheck:
State -> Variable -> Variable Value: Name "%SIGSTATE", Op "Math: Less Than", Value "1"
State -> Phone -> Signal Strength: From 0 To 2
State -> Tasker -> Profile Active: "SigLost", [x] Invert
(make sure to avoid a conflict: %SIGSTATE~0 && SignalStrength~1 would match both profiles condition)
Task: SigLow
Profil SigLostCheck:
State -> Variable -> Variable Value: Name "%SIGSTATE", Op "Math: Less Than", Value "2"
State -> Phone -> Signal Strength: From 0 To 1
Task: SigLost
Profile SigReturnCheck:
State -> Variable -> Variable Value: Name "%SIGSTATE", Op "Math: Greater Than", Value "0"
Task: SigReturn
Profile Init:
Event -> Tasker -> Monitor Start
Task: InitVars

neopl666 said:
I'm using Tasker to enable Airplane Mode on my OnePlus automatically when I lose cellular signal and recheck for signal again in five minutes time. (this is so that battery isn't constantly drained looking for signal). This is useful at my workplace where I have wifi but no cellular connection. I would like to enter airplane mode but would like to keep Wifi on so that I can still use my internet connection. Can someone please tell me how I can go about turning my wifi on when Airplane mode is activated? Or better yet, not tuning wifi off at all? (note, I'm using SEcure Settings to enable/disable airplane mode as 4.4.4 does not allow it to do that natively in Tasker.)
Thank you!
I just figured it out, but please tell me if you have any thoughts. I used Secure settings to Turn wifi on after Airplane Mode comes on. Tasker native 'wifi on' does not work but using the Secure Settings plugin worked fine) I would still prefer to keep wifi on when Airplane mode is entered so I do not lose wifi connection while the Wifi card is being restarted. Please let me know what you think.
I have been using this tutorial to achieve airplane mode when signal is weak: (taken from http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...-and-how-can-i-keep-it-from-eating-my-battery )
Task "InitVars":
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 0
Task "SigLow":
Net -> Mobile Data: Off
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 1
Alert -> Notify Vibrate: Title "IzzySignal"; Text: "Signal Low; Mobile data disabled (Signal: %CELLSIG)"
Task "SigLost":
Variable -> Variable Set: %WLANSTATE = 0
Variable -> Variable Set: %WLANSTATE = 1 IF %Wifi ~ on
Net -> Airplane Mode: On
Net -> Wifi: On IF %WLANSTATE ~ 1
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 2
Alert -> Notify Vibrate: Title "IzzySignal", Text: "Signal Lost; Entering Airplane Mode"
Task "SigReturn":
Task -> Wait: 5 Minutes
Net -> Airplane Mode: Off
Task -> Wait: 15 Seconds
(give the device some time to find a new signal!)
Net -> Mobile Data: On IF %ROAM ~ Off
(prevent bad surprise when returning from vacation abroad!)
Variable -> Variable Set: %SIGSTATE = 0
Alert -> Notify Vibrate: Title "IzzySignal", Text "Signal On; Airplane Mode disabled (Signal: %CELLSIG)"
Now for the profiles:
Profil SigLowCheck:
State -> Variable -> Variable Value: Name "%SIGSTATE", Op "Math: Less Than", Value "1"
State -> Phone -> Signal Strength: From 0 To 2
State -> Tasker -> Profile Active: "SigLost", [x] Invert
(make sure to avoid a conflict: %SIGSTATE~0 && SignalStrength~1 would match both profiles condition)
Task: SigLow
Profil SigLostCheck:
State -> Variable -> Variable Value: Name "%SIGSTATE", Op "Math: Less Than", Value "2"
State -> Phone -> Signal Strength: From 0 To 1
Task: SigLost
Profile SigReturnCheck:
State -> Variable -> Variable Value: Name "%SIGSTATE", Op "Math: Greater Than", Value "0"
Task: SigReturn
Profile Init:
Event -> Tasker -> Monitor Start
Task: InitVars
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So when you enter airplane mode wifi disconnects and re connects again.
Sent from Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005

thahim said:
So when you enter airplane mode wifi disconnects and re connects again.
Sent from Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005
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That's correct.
I am trying to find a way to stop it from disconnecting so that I do not lose my internet connection. I would also like to make it a bit more involved and disconnect Wifi ONLY IF there are no known networks in rage. Any ideas would be much appreciated!