The Evo 3D only has 2 led colors - Red and Green - and the original Evo had an extra color, orange. The way it worked was (I'm pretty sure) it flashed both green and red at once to create that color. This means you could have an orange LED on the Evo 3D.
In fact, I already tested something and it worked. Using the application LED Tester, located here:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.coolbeans.ledtester&feature=search_result
I was able to flash an orange LED. What happened was, I set it to green and turned off the screen. Before the led flashed green, it was orange for a split second. That was most likely because it flashed red and green both at the same time and then flashed green.
Since you can flash a continuous red and a continuous green, it should be possible to make the phone continuously flash orange or flash it for notifications. I would like to ask all of you application/developers if you could make an app that did this. If you also added color configurations for different notifications (like text, email, etc.) that would be amazing.
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yousefak
yousefak said:
The Evo 3D only has 2 led colors - Red and Green - and the original Evo had an extra color, orange/amber. The way it worked was (I'm pretty sure) it flashed both green and red at once to create that color. This means you could have an orange LED on the Evo 3D.
In fact, I already tested something and it worked. Using the application LED Tester, located here:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.coolbeans.ledtester&feature=search_result
I was able to flash an orange LED. What happened was, I set it to green and turned off the screen. Before the led flashed green, it was orange for a split second. That was most likely because it flashed red and green both at the same time and then flashed green.
Since you can flash a continuous red and a continuous green, it should be possible to make the phone continuously flash orange or flash it for notifications. I would like to ask all of you application/developers if you could make an app that did this. If you also added color configurations for different notifications (like text, email, etc.) that would be amazing.
Thanks,
yousefak
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i think that would burn up the LED's quicker according to google
"LED’s have a functional lifetime that is far longer than the more traditional lighting technologies. However, contrary to some claims, LED life is finite, and will vary with color and chip make-up. LED’s will degrade over their life span."
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i think that would burn up the LED's quicker according to google
"LED’s have a functional lifetime that is far longer than the more traditional lighting technologies. However, contrary to some claims, LED life is finite, and will vary with color and chip make-up. LED’s will degrade over their life span."
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LED's tend to last something like 100,000 hours. They'd only burn out if you run too much electricity through them, and the red and green should be on different pins, so I doubt it would do anything noticeable. (For reference, that's 11½ years of being on constantly.) As for this, I'd like to see it, though I don't know how Android itself handles LEDs so I'm not sure if it's possible outside of little glitches like the one you got.
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though I don't know how Android itself handles LEDs so I'm not sure if it's possible outside of little glitches like the one you got.
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Although that may very well be the case, it is most likely not because:
Using HTC's test program, the light doesn't flash orange at all when doing red or when doing green. However, with the application, it does. This could be for a number of reasons.
For example, it could have been a glitch with the app that caused it to send out 2 LED signals at once. If this were true, the app could be tweaked to keep sending 2 LED signals at once to your will.
Or it could have very well been a glitch with the LED's or something similar hardware related/hardcoded into android. If this were the case an app can't continuously send 2 LED signals at once but can still flash it for a second by exploiting the glitch.
But most likely it is possible because that is how (I think) it was done on the Evo 4G.
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Although that may very well be the case, it is most likely not because:
Using HTC's test program, the light doesn't flash orange at all when doing red or when doing green. However, with the application, it does. This could be for a number of reasons.
For example, it could have been a glitch with the app that caused it to send out 2 LED signals at once. If this were true, the app could be tweaked to keep sending 2 LED signals at once to your will.
Or it could have very well been a glitch with the LED's or something similar hardware related/hardcoded into android. If this were the case an app can't continuously send 2 LED signals at once but can still flash it for a second by exploiting the glitch.
But most likely it is possible because that is how (I think) it was done on the Evo 4G.
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I replied to you in the other thread. I don't think you should be using the word "glitch" by the way. That is a very false statement.
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Hold up. Using Tasker, you can assign different LED's for texts/emails/missed calls? And these LEDs are supported by the Evo 3D?
Edit: Using an application, if I set it to be green and turn off the screen, the orange flashes just quick enough for you to see it. If you watch closely enough, you will see that a red flashes just before the orange.
App: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.coolbeans.ledtester&feature=search_result
In theory, a developer could create an application that changed the LED light to amber/orange by making both flash at the same time. If you dial *#*#3424#*#* in will bring up a program where you can test LED's. Green and red will both continuously shine so it would technically be possible to make a continuous orange shine.
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Evo 3D has green and amber.
Turn both on when you receive a text = solid yellow. Flash both at the same time = flash yellow. This is assuming you use 100 as the value for brightness on both LEDs. It isn't very hard to do. You can write your own script to do this but Tasker makes it a lot easier.
To easily test this run this command in a terminal with root (su when you open terminal)
echo 100 > /sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/amber/brightness
echo 100 > /sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/green/brightness
This produces a pretty, solid, yellow glow.
I have mine set to hold solid yellow while I am charging (so effectively, I only have the green LED turn on since the amber will be on while charging) if I have a new SMS.
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I replied to you in the other thread. I don't think you should be using the word "glitch" by the way. That is a very false statement.
Evo 3D has green and amber.
Turn both on when you receive a text = solid yellow. Flash both at the same time = flash yellow. This is assuming you use 100 as the value for brightness on both LEDs. It isn't very hard to do. You can write your own script to do this but Tasker makes it a lot easier.
To easily test this run this command in a terminal with root (su when you open terminal)
echo 100 > /sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/amber/brightness
echo 100 > /sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/green/brightness
This produces a pretty, solid, yellow glow.
I have mine set to hold solid yellow while I am charging (so effectively, I only have the green LED turn on since the amber will be on while charging) if I have a new SMS.
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Thank you for this information.
EDIT: I ran the commands through adb and it worked. However, if using Tasker and setting it to flash green + red or yellow just makes it flash green. Is there anything I am doing wrong?
Or you guys can just use
Light Flow. Set it to Direct Mode, then choose Color Mixer in the Notification preferences. You can then choose between green solid/flashing, amber solid/flashing, or both at the same time (effectively making orange solid or blinking). It's much easier than trying to program it in Tasker.
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Or you guys can just use
Light Flow. Set it to Direct Mode, then choose Color Mixer in the Notification preferences. You can then choose between green solid/flashing, amber solid/flashing, or both at the same time (effectively making orange solid or blinking). It's much easier than trying to program it in Tasker.
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Wow thanks! This is really cool! Only down is that there is no red led option.
Edit: Nvm, dark orange is red. I also found out that you can use the color mixer to make it flash instead of being solid.
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Hi I am just wondering if any one can tell me how to turn off the green led that flashes all the time or how to change the colour from green to blue????
on right side is only green, orange and red color, no blue IMHO. but you can use felt tip pen ;-)))
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Hi I am just wondering if any one can tell me how to turn off the green led that flashes all the time or how to change the colour from green to blue????
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K thanxs for that. So how do I make the green light not flash no more or change the colour to one that it can be changed to???
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K thanxs for that. So how do I make the green light not flash no more or change the colour to one that it can be changed to???
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1) write your own driver... which is probably beyond your capability.
2) smash it in with a screwdriver... pretty stupid
3) open the Hermes up and unsolder it... smarter, but voids your warranty.
that my friend is about it.
or... change the registry. Not the precise control you're looking for but this will shut off all LEDs if you're annoyed by your bedroom looking like a UFO landing site at night:
[HKLM\Drivers\BuiltIn\AllLEDMgr]
"Index"=0
Note! Disables vibrating too.
VJImpoto should be a safer alternative to the screwdriver method.
However, AFAIK, on the Hermes disabling the driver is not permanent, it has a habit of re-enabling itself from time to time.
There are other solutions though, but at least for me, I haven't had the time to re-write VJImpoto to address this caveat.
Also try VJPlumBum for a brief orgasmic spasm.
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UFO landingsite
Hey Sleuth,
On my way the vibrating function still works.
I just place it face down so you won’t be disturbed by aliens.
Cheers,
Drifter
I think I have figured out a setup for tasker to make the notification light blink longer than 5 minutes. The setup that is currently working for me is to use tasker with the Locale Execute Plug-in. I followed DomSim's guide to get Locale Execute to handle LED blinking. You can setup solid/blinking lights using that guide. I just chose a generic green blinking light for all notifications. I also chose to shut off led notifications under settings-display, though I don't know if it would conflict in any way.
In tasker,
1) Create new profile
2) First context - choose Event, UI, Notification, Done
3) Task Selection - choose New Task, click +, Plugin, Execute, Edit, type lines from DomSim's thread ie
Code:
For green led blink,
@! echo 1 > sys/devices/platform/leds-pm8058/leds/green/blink
4)Click Done and test until it gets root permission (took several times until it happened)
4) click +, Tasker, Wait 5 minutes, Done
5) click +, Tasker, Goto Action, 1, add an if then statement so it only repeats if the notification is not cleared. Done
6) click Done and Apply
So far it's worked to keep my led flashing on notifications for longer than 5 minutes. I'm sure it'll affect battery life some, but I don't know how much. You could make it more complex and have different color (red or green) and solid/flash for different events like missed call, sms, etc. using tasker and replacing Notification in step 2 with whatever you want. Also, Locale Execute Plug-in may not be needed as tasker has the ability to flash the LED as well, but I could not get it to work in the past...but that was before I thought of using an infinite loop. It will save some typing if you don't need Locale Execute Plug-in .
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So now that we have root and s-off, is there something that can be changed to make it so the notification light will keep flashing until the notification is dismissed? It shuts off after about 5 minutes as it is now, which defeats its purpose IMO. I've tried using many of the LED controller programs, and none of them work reliably for notifications even with root. I've also tried setting up profiles in tasker to blink the led, but it still shuts off after 5 minutes.
Is this 'feature' in the kernel or some other part of HTC's software? I'd love for a mod/program to make it blink until the notification is dismissed or the battery is dead .
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I would like that too honestly good idea
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I too agree
root + app "tasker"
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root + app "tasker"
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mwalt2 said:
I've also tried setting up profiles in tasker to blink the led, but it still shuts off after 5 minutes.
Is this 'feature' in the kernel or some other part of HTC's software? I'd love for a mod/program to make it blink until the notification is dismissed or the battery is dead .
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Learn to read, kthxbye.
With tasker are you able to use different colors?
As for notification, someone would have to modify the framework-res I believe.
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Nobody has any other ideas? If someone has it working with tasker or any other program, go ahead and post how you did it.
I guess I should title the thread "Get a Photon!" so I could get pages and pages of replies .
I've been using Light Flow, it's the best app I've found so far but I haven't tried a whole lot to be honest. It works pretty decent, though like you said not 100% reliable. You can also adjust the vibrate rate/pattern which I love.
I've come from a Blackberry, the notification LED on those are very big, very bright and multiple color selections, where the EVO 3D has 3, green, red and a deep orange. I've missed many a different notifications on my EVO 3D, specially text messages. I'll walk out of the room, come back and see no blinking light, then check my phone like 30 minutes later and notice I had a text message sitting for 30+ minutes without even knowing.
Not only is shutting the light off after 5 minutes a terrible idea, like you said pretty much defeats the purpose but the notifications not showing while charging due to the light staying constantly red is a terrible design decision if you ask me.
Updated the OP with some tasker settings that seem to be working (so far).
A total noob with Tasker here, what exactly do I put for the IF statement in step 5?
Thanks
gsgflash said:
A total noob with Tasker here, what exactly do I put for the IF statement in step 5?
Thanks
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I actually never could get tasker to work right. I got it to keep the LED on until dismissed, but the loop caused the phone to never go to sleep and ate through battery faster. If your interested, I've implemented a fix at the kernel level (thanks to joe85) for 2.3.4 Sense ROMs. You can find the thread here. It's been the only reliable fix for me.
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I actually never could get tasker to work right. I got it to keep the LED on until dismissed, but the loop caused the phone to never go to sleep and ate through battery faster. If your interested, I've implemented a fix at the kernel level (thanks to joe85) for 2.3.4 Sense ROMs. You can find the thread here. It's been the only reliable fix for me.
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Thanks for letting me know, will take a look at the link
Quick question here -
On the OG Evo my favorite mod was the WiMax notification mod that enabled the green WiMax light to stay lit when I received a text message.
I know the Evo 4G LTE doesn't have this light. Is it possible to have the blinking notification changed to a constant on? That way it's harder to miss when I get a new text message.
How hard would it be for a developer to make this happen?
Thanks in advance!
And to go along with this could we get a mod so that the notification light doesn't time out after 5 minutes if it hasn't been checked? Kind of a useless light unless you look at your phone every 5 minutes. It is one of the main reasons I switched to Cyanogenmod on my EVO Shift.
The constant on mod would be nice. I wouldn't have to stare as long wondering if it is in fact blinking.
I use Handcent and while it's a little bloated it does allow you to set the charging light to flash when a text is received and also the frequency and color of the flash. It might be an option for you until someone creates a mod.
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And to go along with this could we get a mod so that the notification light doesn't time out after 5 minutes if it hasn't been checked? Kind of a useless light unless you look at your phone every 5 minutes. It is one of the main reasons I switched to Cyanogenmod on my EVO Shift.
The constant on mod would be nice. I wouldn't have to stare as long wondering if it is in fact blinking.
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Wait, the notification light times out after 5 minutes? Seriously? I thought maybe I was just seeing (or not seeing) things. That's irritating.
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Quick question here -
On the OG Evo my favorite mod was the WiMax notification mod that enabled the green WiMax light to stay lit when I received a text message.
I know the Evo 4G LTE doesn't have this light. Is it possible to have the blinking notification changed to a constant on? That way it's harder to miss when I get a new text message.
How hard would it be for a developer to make this happen?
Thanks in advance!
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I also had that app in my Evo. It was from a developer in xda but when I tried to install it, it said was not supported. Wish the developer would redo for us.
Ian B
Mike Fitz said:
I use Handcent and while it's a little bloated it does allow you to set the charging light to flash when a text is received and also the frequency and color of the flash. It might be an option for you until someone creates a mod.
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I use hand cent also. Can you please point us to where you would adjust the color of the flash? All I see is a setting for blink led. But no color setting.
Mike Fitz said:
I use Handcent and while it's a little bloated it does allow you to set the charging light to flash when a text is received and also the frequency and color of the flash. It might be an option for you until someone creates a mod.
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I actually really like the stock one that is included in this build. I've had sketchy results with third-party apps in the past and don't really need the extra bloat typically.
Appreciate the suggestion though, that's more along the lines of what I'm interested in. A constant-on notification light would be perfect.
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I use hand cent also. Can you please point us to where you would adjust the color of the flash? All I see is a setting for blink led. But no color setting.
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Menu/Settings/Notification Settings/Notification Settings (again)/Check the "LED Plus" box. You should then see a dropdown for LED color (Green or Amber) and another for LED Frequency. Not sure if you have to be rooted to select LED Plus.
I used the wimax notifier on the 4g, but it would be great if a ROM developer could include some tweaks for this!
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It takes a while to figure everything out but once you do it's amazing
Mike Fitz said:
Menu/Settings/Notification Settings/Notification Settings (again)/Check the "LED Plus" box. You should then see a dropdown for LED color (Green or Amber) and another for LED Frequency. Not sure if you have to be rooted to select LED Plus.
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I don't have "LED Plus" what version of handcent are you using?
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I don't have "LED Plus" what version of handcent are you using?
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I think you have to be rooted to use that feature/option!
I am rooted with zedomax
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I don't have "LED Plus" what version of handcent are you using?
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I'm on 4.2.5 and it's been there through multiple updates. It's possible it wasn't included for the LTE I guess, I'm still using the OG EVO (for now). Maybe someone else can verify. It would be hard to believe they would remove it for certain phones but who knows.
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I use this and it is godly light flow
It takes a while to figure everything out but once you do it's amazing
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I tried this on my LTE, and it only worked in Direct mode, which gave me very few options. How did you get it to work?
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I use this and it is godly light flow
It takes a while to figure everything out but once you do it's amazing
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I also tried this and although it works if my phone is silent the light turns off after a couple seconds if my sound is turned on. Also, the light doesn't flash it remains constant which I don't mind at all. However, I need to hear my phone sometimes so until that gets cleared up this isn't an option for me.
Ok for handcent there are a couple things but it does work even on our EVO LTE.
First I don't think the option is called LED Plus any more. To get to those options open up one of your text messages like you are reading it and at the top right side there is a little gear settings button. Click that and select Notification Settings. When you scroll down you will see three settings under the heading "LED Settings"; Blink LED, Color of LED and LED flash frequency. Those settings would have solved our problem. The problem is they are grayed out on our new phones. Bummer. I guess it means handcent isn't fully compatible with Sense 4 yet.
We can get around that though!
Now back out of your messages so that you are at the main screen of handcent where you can see all the contacts who have messaged you. Now press menu> settings>notification settings>notification settings. In here you will see a set of options called reminders. Turn on reminders and make sure the frequency is set for 5 minutes. 5 minutes is when Sense will usually time out a notification. Also, make sure to set the number of reminders to keep repeating so that every 5 minutes you get a new reminder. These reminders seem to restart the notification to your phone. You will get another notification sound/vibration or however you have yours set up and the led light will continue to flash like you just received the message. I don't think there is a way to not have the sound/vibration go off again unless your phone is on silent. Doesn't bother me since if I haven't checked the notification by then that means I still need to be notified.
Another cool thing about handcent is if you like the way the stock messaging app pops up your text on the lock screen handcent can do that too. It's in the options to popup on lockscreen and you also have to check the option for popup on lockscreen fix for some phone on Android 2.2+. You can even check an option somewhere in there so that the popup only shows up on the lockscreen and not when you are using the phone.
With these options I can make handcent function identical to the stock messaging app but have my notification led remain on forever until I clear it. I also turned off notifications for my stock messaging app and under display settings in my phone turned off led notification for sms/mms so handcent is controlling them.
Unfortunately this does nothing for emails, phone calls, etc but really texts are the one thing I need to know about since it is the primary way my wife communicates with me during the day.
I have also tried Light Flow but it doesn't seem to work at all. My notifications still turn off after 5 minutes even in direct mode.
Just bought (and about to return) the HTC One M8 because the LED notifier/blinker is a shocker. It is very small, only has Red, Green and Blue (!!) and no apps like LED notifier can manipulate it.
My old S3 was great and had a lovely big LED blinker but am considering the Z2 as I fancy a change. Can someone please reassure me that the LED is big, has all the colours and will work with an LED app?
Thanks.
Or maybe an S5...
I'm not sure but I think the Z2's LED can only display green and red, I hope I'm wrong
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I'm not sure but I think the Z2's LED can only display green and red, I hope I'm wrong
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I have orange and blue also but have not figured out a way to assign a specific color to a specific type of notifications (like blue for SMS, Orange for email...).
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I have orange and blue also but have not figured out a way to assign a specific color to a specific type of notifications (like blue for SMS, Orange for email...).
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You should be able to change it with an app. Try out Light Manager? Some of the changes require root, but not all.
I've tested out mine via the test menu. It's able to output R,G,B there. It would make sense that it is possible for the phone to mix those colours to display other colours (like the orange and purple that some system events use) but I've been unable to get it to show using LightFlow.
I see a lot more colors than R,G,B on my z1 and zl (purple from yahoo mail, white from gmail for example). So there is no reason z2 notifier will output only those three colors
Could someone be so kind as to test it with LED Manager or Light Flow? It's really simple. Select the app, the colour and then test it. Appreciate any that could this. About to buy but need all the colours!
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I have orange and blue also but have not figured out a way to assign a specific color to a specific type of notifications (like blue for SMS, Orange for email...).
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There's blue for sure. Seen in many videos. There's no yellow?
But yes, its quite large. Another thing I love about the Z2. Its the second largest in current flagships after Oppo Find 7.
schecter7 said:
I see a lot more colors than R,G,B on my z1 and zl (purple from yahoo mail, white from gmail for example). So there is no reason z2 notifier will output only those three colors
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There are LEDs for each of the 3 primary colours (red, green and blue) and those are mixed in different intensities to show other colours. :cyclops:
jamesbond_28_007 said:
Could someone be so kind as to test it with LED Manager or Light Flow? It's really simple. Select the app, the colour and then test it. Appreciate any that could this. About to buy but need all the colours!
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tried... but the default SONY light will overwrites with theirs.
i've been trying lightflow for hrs.
can have many colours. but still sony light overwrites it.
if i turn off sony light aka default notification light, lightflow will not work.
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tried... but the default SONY light will overwrites with theirs.
i've been trying lightflow for hrs.
can have many colours. but still sony light overwrites it.
if i turn off sony light aka default notification light, lightflow will not work.
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Really appreciate you doing this. I'm afraid that rules the Z2 out for me then which is a shame as I fancied a change. S5 it is then.
Using WhatsApp, the LED was able to display the notifications in different colours. So far I have used yellow, green, cyan and purple.
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Using WhatsApp, the LED was able to display the notifications in different colours. So far I have used yellow, green, cyan and purple.
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CYAN <3 Sorry, but I just had to do this.
The Z2 indeed can display other colours etc like Pink/Yellow/Orange/Lime etc etc..
Tested using Lightflow.
Only down is, you can't use it together with the "Extended Standby" feature with STAMINA mode as that will disable any fiddling with the LED notification.
Yup.. I'm using LightFlow. Works well.. I got blue for SMSes, red for miss calls, green for whatsapp and purple for viber.
The LED is nice and big enough for viewing... however it sits below the level of the front glass, right where the top speaker slit is. If your phone faces you parallelly, you'll be seeing the LED well enough. If you have your phone lying on your desk in front of you and when you are looking at the face of the phone at an angle, you might just miss it.
Cheers.
i thought the sony default light will overwrites the lightflow?
Hmm.. perhaps since LightFlow is turned ON under accessibility settings, it works?
i just tick every box in the settings... it seems to work.
I will be using the SCR10 style case when I get the phone - looking at the front flap of the case and the phone, I am guessing the LED notification should be visible with the case closed?
Hi all,
I'm using Light Manager Pro to try and set different LED colours on my Swift2+. However, it appears the notification LED doesn't have a "blue" mode. Does anyone know the specs of the LED?
JT
jdtanner said:
Hi all,
I'm using Light Manager Pro to try and set different LED colours on my Swift2+. However, it appears the notification LED doesn't have a "blue" mode. Does anyone know the specs of the LED?
JT
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Hello, there's already a thread about it here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/swift-2/help/wileyfox-swift-2-notification-led-t3522004/page1 .
In addition to the other thread reply of mine, I must say that now that I have the device in my hands, I've seen that, by default, it also supports amber/yellow color, by turning on both Red and Green LED at te same time (something that is clearly not specified in the specs. sheet). So you can use those three colors
My "search-fu" obviously isn't up to scratch