Even though I enabled vibrate on touch in my sound settings, I never get haptic feedback for anything. I've enabled haptic in my SwiftKey settings as well, but no dice. Weird thing is, I could have sworn I had haptic when I first got this phone, but now it's gone and I can't fathom why. Has anyone had this issue before?
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toohsieh said:
Even though I enabled vibrate on touch in my sound settings, I never get haptic feedback for anything. I've enabled haptic in my SwiftKey settings as well, but no dice. Weird thing is, I could have sworn I had haptic when I first got this phone, but now it's gone and I can't fathom why. Has anyone had this issue before?
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Couple if things. I had to go into the SwiftKey settings and turn up keyless vibration from to to 25. After that you may have battery saver enabled which would turn off your vibration
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Even though I enabled vibrate on touch in my sound settings, I never get haptic feedback for anything. I've enabled haptic in my SwiftKey settings as well, but no dice. Weird thing is, I could have sworn I had haptic when I first got this phone, but now it's gone and I can't fathom why. Has anyone had this issue before?
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I posted this under another topic dealing with vibrator issues.
I think this is bug from profiles or quiet hours. The link to cyanogen mod bug-
https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-467
I have owned OPO for few days and probably on 2nd day I lost the vibration. This was driving me crazy for last few days, I even raised a ticket with OPO hardware thinking the motor is shot but then I can see that the phone vibrates on bootup. I recently came across someone saying that the file sys/devices/virtual/timed_output/vibrator/enable value staying as 0 is causing the motor to not work. Come to think of it, I started using profiles and quiet hours from next day.
I don't know if there's a workaround editing the enable file value to 1? I think my notification LED light is also not working cause of the issues with quiet hours.
I just wanted to say that my haptic feedback suddenly went away as well. Does anyone have any new leads regarding this?
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I just wanted to say that my haptic feedback suddenly went away as well. Does anyone have any new leads regarding this?
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I think I saw a bug report on that in jira, I'll try post number soon.
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Make sure the intensity option is at full. I've managed to disable mine using this
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I have found this to be related to the Quiet Hours functionality. Even if I am not in an active quiet profile, the haptic feedback does not function. By fully disabling the Quiet Hours functionality, the haptic feedback was restored.
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I am using nscollab latest, I have one annoyance, and I can't figure it it. My problem is when I am talking on the phone and I take the phone away fyom my face it vibrates twice, I turned off all haptic feedback options but it still does it. I tried to post this in nscollabs posting in android development but I can't because I'm a new user. If anyone has an answer on how I can fix this that would be great.
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I am using nscollab latest, I have one annoyance, and I can't figure it it. My problem is when I am talking on the phone and I take the phone away fyom my face it vibrates twice, I turned off all haptic feedback options but it still does it. I tried to post this in nscollabs posting in android development but I can't because I'm a new user. If anyone has an answer on how I can fix this that would be great.
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Are you using any proximity sensor app such as "Sanity" or somthing like that ?
Also go to the "Dialer"-->"Preferences" and make sure "haptiv feedback" is checked off.
And, go to "Cyanogen Settings" and make sure that at "input settings"-->"Haptic feedback tweeks" the option "Haptic feedback main" is checked off
I tried disabling all settings to no avail. I do not know what the cause was but I switched to CM 36
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I tried disabling all settings to no avail. I do not know what the cause was but I switched to CM 36
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You may have to disable some settings under - Settings- Call Settings- Vibrate every 45 seconds?
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Always use proximity.
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Unrooted with latest ota and the screen just times out at random times. No matter what screen timeout is set on. Any help is appreciated.
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Sometimes I've got a case when screen doesn't time out at all. Including on latest 4.5.608 update. Reboot fixes it for me. Have you tried rebooting (with taking battery out before powering it on again to make sure it is a true cold boot)?
No I haven't, my case, makes it hard to do a battery pull, guess im just lazy. Will let you know the results. Thanks for the quick response
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Seems to have sufficed for now. Any idea what the cause might be?
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BrImStOnE UnLeAsHeD said:
Seems to have sufficed for now. Any idea what the cause might be?
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It's likely a bug of some sort. Hardware and software are so complex, it is impossible to make it perfect. But problems like this one aren't "turning the cart over" especially if they occur rather seldom and there is (somewhat) acceptable "workaround".
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Could be simpler?
My wife recently switched from Iphone 2G to a blazing droid 2 G, she was all happiness, but recently she started to complain the same thing your talking about (random screen timeout), so I tried his phone but the problem do not happened when I was using the phone, so after some intriguing days, I found something...
When she uses the phone, sometimes inadvertently she was blocking the sensors (in the upper right frame) that are triggered when you are in a call, causing immediately lock screen.
So, after being more cautious about not to block this part of the screen the problem didn't happen again.
I hope every one else suffers this simple problem instead of having a real hardware issue.
Saludos.
Just disable in-pocket detection.
Download Screebl from the Market. It can detect when your phone I actively being used and prevents screen timeouts until you put the phone down. Great app, I think you'll find it useful.
Gonna try the screebl app out, sounds pretty useful
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Anyone else have this problem? Can't imagine I'm missing a setting.... Mute generally means mute.
According the this screen shot all sound should be off, correct. Dumb question but I want to make sure I'm not missing something.
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So, I'm the only lucky one with this problem? It's not a big enough deal to return to it but it is annoying.
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I have this same problem with my sgs 3. It's really annoying i had checked everything but notification kkeeps popping up even when i have read all my emails next messages.
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Okay, sounds will not shut off no matter which method I try. Any ideas? Factory reset my week old phone
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Audio manager from the play store effectively shuts the sound off if anyone else has this problem.
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Samsung wants me to send the phone in to fix this but I'm not sure being without a phone for a week or more is worth. Plus, I'm pretty sure if I install a custom ROM this problem will disappear. I'm frustrated, this is a stupid easy problem to fix (with an app) but a BRAND NEW phone should not have this problem to begin with. I wonder if I flashed the stock rom on top of the stock rom (lol) if that would work? Only one other person has this problem?
factory reset should fix your problem.
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factory reset should fix your problem.
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I did that this morning...did nothing. Thanks though.
Ryno77 said:
I did that this morning...did nothing. Thanks though.
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As a workaround you can choose "Silent" as your Notification sound.
If you only need this functionality at work for example look at Llama that will allow you to configure it very easy.
alexinna said:
As a workaround you can choose "Silent" as your Notification sound.
If you only need this functionality at work for example look at Llama that will allow you to configure it very easy.
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I've tried Llama before but really didn't look into it too far. Where I work is only about 3 miles from my house so I'm bouncing off the same tower in both places..... Did not work too well with Llama. Can someone check if there volume shows the same as mine when set on mute? The only thing muting is the ring tone. Just curious...
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. . . Can someone check if there volume shows the same as mine when set on mute? The only thing muting is the ring tone. Just curious...
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I see the same thing if I set the phone for Silent mode.
There's all different notification sound settings in this phone, I've noticed - my email accounts have their own notification settings per account, messaging has its setting, etc.
Maybe Silent mode primarily silences ringtones and doesn't prevent separate apps from making sounds? Which types of notifications continue to make sounds?
- ooofest
All of them. Anything not set to silent (email, text, messaging, etc) makes a audible notification when the phone is set on mute. Also, when my phone is set on vibrate I also have audible notifications.
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From the User Manual, pg 124:
Use Silent modes to temporarily silence the sounds your
phone makes, except for media playback and alarms, or
replace them with vibration.
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So, it doesn't seem to claim affecting your sounds beyond the ringer and maybe keypad noises or similar. Working as designed, it seems (not that I agree with their design, in this case).
- ooofest
To me that means it should silence notifications since it's not "media" or "alarm"? I'm just going to buy sound manager since it has more options anyway..... $2.99 to end my frustration with this
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To me that means it should silence notifications since it's not "media" or "alarm"? I'm just going to buy sound manager since it has more options anyway..... $2.99 to end my frustration with this
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I would classify "alarm" as notifications, in trying to interpret their jargon for the context given.
Yeah, an app which can configure sounds across all your apps and settings seems best, here.
- ooofest
Appreciate you looking that up in the manual. I actually downloaded it after your post . I bought the app and set my work and mute profiles... Nice app. I know this is stupid thing to worry about but it gets frustrating when I get woke up or a notification goes off during a meeting. Silent on the sound manager app silences everything.
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Appreciate you looking that up in the manual. I actually downloaded it after your post . I bought the app and set my work and mute profiles... Nice app. I know this is stupid thing to worry about but it gets frustrating when I get woke up or a notification goes off during a meeting. Silent on the sound manager app silences everything.
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I know this is an old post but thanks for the tip. I was in class last night and someone was giving a speech and all of a sudden my phone starts whistling. I thought it was in mute, apparently the notifications were not. I'll give sound manager a try.
Actually I've had no problems since the jelly bean update.
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Actually I've had no problems since the jelly bean update.
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Hmm, mine was still having the issue, even after I installed Sound Manager that you suggested. I found one "AudioMuter" that worked perfect for me for 0.99.
Fyi please tell me Ryno is for Ryne Sandberg?
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Fyi please tell me Ryno is for Ryne Sandberg?
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Lol, no.... Sorry.
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I just flashed the new CM10 m2 release and am new to cm... I was looking around the settings to try and turn down the vibration intensity and haptic feedback... Does anyone know how to do this or is there and app in the play store that can accomplish this task? As always, thanks for the help guys!
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Also does anyone know how to change the message theme? The stock android is fugly...all black would be cool
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I just flashed the new CM10 m2 release and am new to cm... I was looking around the settings to try and turn down the vibration intensity and haptic feedback... Does anyone know how to do this or is there and app in the play store that can accomplish this task? As always, thanks for the help guys!
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Did you ever figure this out? I flashed CM10 this morning and cannot for the life of me get the haptic feedback to turn off when typing out text messages.
It's under sound settings... you can turn haptic feedback off completely.
I've been wondering the same thing. The intensity is waaay to strong and I'd rather not turn off Haptic feedback completely.
Anybody?
Please help us!
Let's superclarify this topic:
How do we turn down the haptic intensity, without turning it completely off? The haptic feedback in GS3 SGH-I747 (AT&T) is WAY too strong on the current CM10 M2 nightly. I am guessing you guys on Verizon GS3's are having the same issue
There is a setting under System>Notification Drawer>Haptic Feedback which has the options of "On," "Off," and "Use global setting." I've looked everywhere else, and there is no global setting change that I could find.
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Let's superclarify this topic:
How do we turn down the haptic intensity, without turning it completely off? The haptic feedback in GS3 SGH-I747 (AT&T) is WAY too strong on the current CM10 M2 nightly. I am guessing you guys on Verizon GS3's are having the same issue
There is a setting under System>Notification Drawer>Haptic Feedback which has the options of "On," "Off," and "Use global setting." I've looked everywhere else, and there is no global setting change that I could find.
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Far as I know there is no way to adjust the haptic feedback besides on and off at the user level. It's something controlled by the ROM. Different ROMs could possibly have lower levels.
And I believe the global setting is referring to silent/silent+vibrate/sound/sound+vibrate far as notifications from everything.
I very well could be wrong on both accounts so don't take my word as gospel.
If you flash ktoonz kernel, he has a setting for vibration intensity under 'extras'
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duarian said:
If you flash ktoonz kernel, he has a setting for vibration intensity under 'extras'
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This seems to be the only fix out there. I'm from D2TMO side and I'm searching all around the world for a script or something to change this without having to flash a kernel. Has anyone taken the Ktweaker app out of the kernel and tried that?
Edit: attempted myself no go. Just FC over and over, won't even open as I expected.
quick note
mt3g said:
This seems to be the only fix out there. I'm from D2TMO side and I'm searching all around the world for a script or something to change this without having to flash a kernel. Has anyone taken the Ktweaker app out of the kernel and tried that?
Edit: attempted myself no go. Just FC over and over, won't even open as I expected.
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Just a quick note that may help others, my vibrate was very weak and I have cm10.2 and stock dual boot with googy. I managed to fix my problem via stweaks. I have it installed because of the dual boot and under misc is a vibrate intensity options that I can now adjust at will! All the best,
Boseley
Okay so yesterday I was sitting around playing on my phone, I set it down to go do some stuff and when I came back I realized that I had missed calls, texts, etc all from when I was actually using it.
I have gone through every vibration/ sound setting, turned them all on and off and still nothing. There is no vibration what-so-ever for anything. No haptic feedback, notifications or anything.
I am running JB 4.1.1 rooted but with stock everything and have never changed anything with the system(kernals, roms, all that stuff). Im starting to think its a hardware issue.
Any help is appreciated,
TPerk
Have you rebooted? Does it vibrate when you immediately turn on the phone, before it boots into android? This happened to me for a day and nothing I did would fix it, and then it randomly came back by itself...I do have a CLNR so I think it's not too far from crapping out permanently.
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Have you rebooted? Does it vibrate when you immediately turn on the phone, before it boots into android? This happened to me for a day and nothing I did would fix it, and then it randomly came back by itself...I do have a CLNR so I think it's not too far from crapping out permanently.
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yeah I rebooted and everything, but still nothing. no vibration at initial startup either.
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yeah I rebooted and everything, but still nothing. no vibration at initial startup either.
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No vibration at startup makes me think it's definitely a hardware problem. The next thing I would do is Odin back to stock. If it still persists for a day or so, I'd see what I could do about a replacement.
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