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I Just wanted to know if our Skyrocket had any Led light or the notification light on it.
- I am currently on the Skyics rom and i cannot make it to work
manu44 said:
Hi ...
I Just wanted to know if our Skyrocket had any Led light or the notification light on it.
- I am currently on the Skyics rom and i cannot make it to work
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There is no led. You can get an app called noled or use bln.
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Im wondering if anyone had found a way to disable the capacitive button backlighting similar to the way ledhacks works on the evo.
When I am in low light conditions, the buttons actually end up being brighter than my settings in aldiko.
I have tried a few apps off the market, but nothing seems to be working.
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Im not certain of the customization options, but have u taken a look at the BLN app?
Did not work
VSack said:
Did not work
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Bln does work if you have a custome kernel. Also.... How the hell r your back lights so bright? I can bearly see mine in dark let alone dusk or day light.
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So I took the plunge and rooted, flashed beans ROM. Loving it so far.
My only issue is that my notification light doesn't blink it now stays on constantly.
I've kept my setting the same bit cannot get this corrected.
Has anyone else had this issue?? If so how'd you fix it.
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The notification light is supposed to blink? I didn't stay on stock long enough to notice.
Rooted stock rom here and led notification works fine.
Deathbynukes said:
The notification light is supposed to blink? I didn't stay on stock long enough to notice.
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Lol, its supposed to blink. I'd like to hear from someone running another rom to see if it is happening to them as well.
mpetruzz said:
Lol, its supposed to blink. I'd like to hear from someone running another rom to see if it is happening to them as well.
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I'm running Beans R6 and my notification LED is also not blinking lol
sfobrien said:
Rooted stock rom here and led notification works fine.
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I too am just stock rooted using noxious ninjas method and since seeing this thread i've only had a facebook notification and that is just a solid red, not blinking but i'm not sure about other notifications since I haven't had any yet.... But before I rooted, I could've sworn a FB notification showed up as a kind of purple light and now its just red!?
[Edit] I just sent an email to myself to test the notification and it does blink blue, so it is working and per the comment below, FB wouldn't make it blink anyways.
3rd party apps don't blink the light. Stock apps do.
That stinks that 3rd party apps dont blink. Is that something that can be addressed in future builds??
Any other workaround or mod??
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I agree, super annoying. Wish my led would blink for sms and mms, instead of just staying on.
I was wondering if there was a mod or something that could enable an LED light like such for the Nexus s: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyWufbpSLpw
Let me know.
sinaisinai43 said:
I was wondering if there was a mod or something that could enable an LED light like such for the Nexus s: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyWufbpSLpw
Let me know.
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Use a kernel with BLN support. It will use your captivate buttons as a makeshift LED notification.'
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=neldar.bln.control.free&hl=en
styckx said:
Use a kernel with BLN support. It will use your captivate buttons as a makeshift LED notification.'
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Does it work well?
Well, sort of. When I had my Vibrant, I could make the buttons really pop out and see them from across the room. With this, if I can see the buttons, then I have a notification. If I don't see any buttons, then it's because the lights are off. It's not as bright and nice as the Vibrant, but at least I can look and see if I have notifications. If you use CM10, there is an option in settings for it, under Advanced.
You can try this app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.led.notify&hl=fr
Works well, no need for specific kernel
Ishtakh said:
You can try this app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.led.notify&hl=fr
Works well, no need for specific kernel
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Except that it drains the battery more on SLCD screens.
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Kernel wake locks. Drains your battery down fast.
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shadowx360 said:
Kernel wake locks. Drains your battery down fast.
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BLN doesnt drain your battery if u dont enable blinking
I have a xoom mx600 rooted cm 10 stingray nightly all I want to know is what colors does that light do? Not the charge light the 1 next to the Verizon logo thanks in advance and great site
audioblivious said:
I have a xoom mx600 rooted cm 10 stingray nightly all I want to know is what colors does that light do? Not the charge light the 1 next to the Verizon logo thanks in advance and great site
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It's a notification light, when you get new email and your screen is off it will blink to let you know something new arrive..
tumpy said:
It's a notification light, when you get new email and your screen is off it will blink to let you know something new arrive..
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Thanks for the quick reply but I knew that . In cm10 under notifications there is a option to set a color to a notification just want to know what colors the xoom does I set different colors all I get is white
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Thanks for the quick reply but I knew that . In cm10 under notifications there is a option to set a color to a notification just want to know what colors the xoom does I set different colors all I get is white
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Xoom does not have an RGB notification light that I'm aware of. Only white light, tried with Lightflow and the colors don't appear.
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Winesnob said:
Xoom does not have an RGB notification light that I'm aware of. Only white light, tried with Lightflow and the colors don't appear.
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THank you for your reply wondering why its in the cm 10 nightly for xoom vzw now
Please post all questions in the Q & A section. Thanks! Thread moved.
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I suddenly got a red notification light on my device with out anything doing in my device any answer to this?
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Low battery perhaps?
(Do you have lightflow or another such app that controls LED notifications?)
My battery is still 45% at that time
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superjelly31 said:
I suddenly got a red notification light on my device with out anything doing in my device any answer to this?
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Was your phone around any type of moisture? Or did it get wet somehow? I've read in some of the water damage threads that some people experience the red flashing notification light after it's been damaged from water.
No i dont think it got wet it was on top of a table and the room was cool and dry
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Restart and see if it come back.
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It was only there for a while but when i unlocked my screen it was gone i haven't rebooted my phone
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Some apps use a red notification LED by default. I know my fiancee uses the SportsCenter app and it pulses the LED red when there's a notification.
i see the same happen on my G2, usually when i pull into my driveway and i connect to my wifi
I'm a relatively new nexus 5 user and am sometimes confused by what the color leds correspond to. Is there a tool that will indicate which app sends which color led signal?
I know Push Bullet gives me green notifications. I'm stock as well.
I think i found the problem its my zynga poker app that gets a red notification light
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Anderson2 said:
I'm a relatively new nexus 5 user and am sometimes confused by what the color leds correspond to. Is there a tool that will indicate which app sends which color led signal?
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Are you rooted,if so what custom ROM.Majority let you change led to your liking.I hope that helps
Sorry I meant to suggest a very stable build by team omni which let's you adjust led light.try it and have fun
habitformer said:
Are you rooted,if so what custom ROM.Majority let you change led to your liking.I hope that helps
Sorry I meant to suggest a very stable build by team omni which let's you adjust led light.try it and have fun
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I am rooted but using stock rom.
Various apps utilize led notifications but it is hard after a while to remember which color corresponds to which app. I thought there might be a tool, not to modify them but just to list which app sends which color. But I guess not.
Thanks.
Anderson2 said:
I am rooted but using stock rom.
Various apps utilize led notifications but it is hard after a while to remember which color corresponds to which app. I thought there might be a tool, not to modify them but just to list which app sends which color. But I guess not.
Thanks.
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If I remember correctly, the LED light does flash red when the phone is charging, I myself downloaded Light Flow, which allows you to manage all aspects of the LED light, I like it much better than not having control over it . But like you said you did nothing, so must be just an app you have.
I wonder if an app that monitored the logcat could deduce who the heck triggered the light so you could at least find out what app was responsible?
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I wonder if an app that monitored the logcat could deduce who the heck triggered the light so you could at least find out what app was responsible?
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You can go to settings-apps.Check to see what is currently running. What kind of apps do you have that run all the time?