New to OP6.... When I plug into my vehicle (android auto) my phone also charges.
How do I set it up so that it just runs and doesn't charge? Thanks!
I've tried to find the answer but come up empty.
I don't think this is possible. But why should you want that?
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i rencetly bought the htc touch pro but when i connect trough usb on pc the pc does not reconize. it's not showing nothing on phone i try severel usb's and diferent pc's with diferent operating system. the phone charges but it not recognize. i only can syncronize trouhg bluetooh.
i did all the step's i find in the forum and in the internet. and i'm getting the same results.
Please anyone can help me ???? tnks.
Sory for my english.
Are you running stock or a custom ROM? I haven't had that issue(yet) but I am trying to help troubleshoot.
viBranZeOS-2.0-WWE this is the rom that i'm using. and i try alredy 2 other roms, and its the same.
I honestly have no idea what the issue is nor a fix/work-around. However, what I am attempting to deduce is if you had a stock ROM I wouldn't be of much assistance because I only run the ROM in my sig/signature, which is a custom ROM. Now, I'm not 100% on if your ROM has this option but I know the ROM in my sig has an option to change the behavior of the USB connection, from mass storage to active sync. What I am attempting to figure out is if one of those modes has been enabled and the registry is just not accepting or if the usb port is stuck on only charging. I have no clue on how you would find out as I've never heard of that ROM. By the way, what version of TP do you have, GSM or CDMA and is it a RAPH100, RAPH110 or what ever is showing above the imei behind the battery. You should see a bar code and just above that are four (4) letters followed by three (3) numbers. Let us know what you have and maybe someone else can chime in.
EnergyROM 29018 w/CHT2.0&.sencity this is your rom ??? i can give it a try. how can i see if is GSM or CDMA ???? my phone is RAPH100.
tnks in advance.
p.s i'v had the phone charging for 2 hours and it's only 2 risks. :s
Clarification: It's not my ROM but it is a ROM that I use most often. GSM/CDMA depends on your carrier/service provider. Looks like you may have a GSM device but I'm not a 100%.
Additionally, what happens when you turn off(shut down your phone completely) and charge?
well i'm using vodafone. and the phone is unlock from factory. it was that the guy told me. i am giving a try with that rom. whit the phone shut down and usb turn on the home buton stay's whit the light. i'n the 3 color screen when i conect the usb it's allways saying serial and don't change to usb.
Not exactly sure that is what I am asking. So do this for me: remove the battery, then put it back in and without turning on the device, plug in your phone to a charger(not USB cable) and tell me if you see an LED circle around the center button slowly light up and then disappear.
yes is that what it happens. and it happens this to with the usb plug in. whit the phone on or off.
So let me guess here, does it still take forever to charge from 30% and still get hot when the device is completely off and plugged in. If so, it still seems like it could be a battery issue to me. I don't know how to confirm if it is the device or the battery but I'd start there if you haven't already.
Additionally, if you are getting to the multicolor screen, then connecting the device to your computer and not seeing the change from Serial to USB and you've already tried changing the USB port, USB cable and computer then it is possible that your device's USB port is somehow broken(for the lack of a better word).
"if you are getting to the multicolor screen, then connecting the device to your computer and not seeing the change from Serial to USB and you've already tried changing the USB port, USB cable and computer then it is possible that your device's USB port is somehow broken(for the lack of a better word)."
you are right i go the multicolor screen and not change from serial to usb. but i didn't try in other computers. i will tell you when i try.
I can't ask this in the Original Development section, so I'm asking it here in the Q&A part, but if it's in the wrong place, feel free to move it.
I'm developing for the GT-N8010 and currently trying to modify the kernel to increase the time between a USB charging cable being unplugged and the system being notified/turning the screen on. Currently it takes about 2 second for the OS to determine the cable has been unplugged and pass this message to applications to use. I've checked in /sys/class/power_supply and found that it recognizes the USB cable being unplugged almost as soon as it is unplugged, so I'm wondering how I can a) speed up the detection by the OS or b) add the ability for a direct message to be sent to applications.
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Ever since the Oreo update my phone displays a modal dialog when I connect to the USB port in my Subaru for charging. The dialog suggests that the phone resources can't be accessed and that I should download a samsung app (the one you use to port data to a new phone). All I want is to charge the phone like I've been doing for the past 6 months. It's inconvenient because I have to wake up the phone and hit OK to dismiss the dialog box. Is there any way to tell the phone to just use the USB for charging only by default? I tried changing to charge phone only in the drop down notification panel but it doesn't stick for the next session. I looked through the very extensive list of settings and couldn't find anything relevant. I know that I could try to find a cable that offers charging only or perhaps connect the phone to a cigarette style charger. These are inconvenient as I already have the appropriate USB-C cable and charging port. Am I missing the setting or solution? Thank you.
Here is a picture of the annoying message that recently appeared on my phone after updating the OS. The message appears when connecting my phone to my car's USB port for charging. Does anyone know how to stop this message from coming up? Thanks.
Have you tried plugging it in, acknowledging the popup, then switching usb mode to charge-only? It should remember that mode for future plug-ins.
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Here is a picture of the annoying message that recently appeared on my phone after updating the OS. The message appears when connecting my phone to my car's USB port for charging. Does anyone know how to stop this message from coming up? Thanks.
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I get that same message when I plug into the airplane media system USB to charge. I just switch USB option to charge and it goes away.
eregev said:
Have you tried plugging it in, acknowledging the popup, then switching usb mode to charge-only? It should remember that mode for future plug-ins.
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I tried the same thing to see if it would work and it doesn't save your preference. Tested via both the notification and via developer options.
mjones73 said:
I tried the same thing to see if it would work and it doesn't save your preference. Tested via both the notification and via developer options.
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Let's see if it works for OP.
eregev said:
Have you tried plugging it in, acknowledging the popup, then switching usb mode to charge-only? It should remember that mode for future plug-ins.
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Yes, good suggestion. I tried that but the setting isn't sticky (it asks everytime).
rsfinsrq said:
I get that same message when I plug into the airplane media system USB to charge. I just switch USB option to charge and it goes away.
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Yes, extra fiddling with my phone in this way is inconvenient and unsafe while driving.
It is a rather inconvenient, and annoying, situation.
Drunkula said:
It is a rather inconvenient, and annoying, situation.
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One of the things that bugs me about Samsung is that the number of settings available are enormous but many don't work the way I want.
This seems like a simple problem that was recently introduced. I guess I need a charging only cable....
Is there a minimum battery level for OTG support to work?
I have OTG support on my Mediatek Blackview BV6000 which works very well.
However, sometimes when I connect say a hard drive to my phone (via OTG) the hard drive doesn't start and the phone doesn't see it.
This seems to happen when the battery level drops below 70%, but I'm guessing.
This happened again recently so I went and charged my phone and the OTG support came back.
I'm wondering if this is due to some internal mechanism built into Android 7 or the phone where OTG support is stopped when the battery level drops below 70%. Has anyone ever heard of this?
If so, is there any way around it?
I recently learned to use a 'Terminal apk' to change the internal settings of my phone to allow my 'file manager' to see my hard drive when attached to the phone. It now works great. I was hoping that there would be a similar method to override this 70% limit for OTG support if that is in fact the problem.
Can anyone help?
Hi guys, tried to use android auto today for the first time and having absolutely no luck. Either with wireless or a cable. Car says device not recognized. I've rebooted both, deleted all devices off the cars system etc and still nothing. The phone connectsvia Bluetooth and takes calls and plays music no issue but android auto won't connect. When I plug the phone in via USB it says device not supported?
I've Googled and it seems this is a common issue. Does anyone know of a fix or having similar issues? I'm rooted so wondering is that the issue or could there be a workaround as I'm rooted instead perhaps. All suggestions welcome, thanks!
Bxperiaz3 said:
tried to use android auto today for the first time and having absolutely no luck
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I was able to connect using these actions:
Developer settings - wireless Android Auto