Can the cancellation mic be disabled or turned off (toggle switch) ? If not is this a hardware limitation or an interface issue (i.e, if no method currently exist could they add software toggle at a later date to allow you to enable/disable it ?)
I googled arround and did not see any anything.
Why would you want to do this though?
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Hi all,
I have a problem with the vibration of the device.
It vibrates when I receive calls (I put the heartbeat vibration), but it doesn't for anything else.
I've tried to use any possible mode (silent, vibration, loud), and tried disabling and enabling the vibration from the "Sound" menu and from individual applications, but found no fix for this so far.
Same thing happened one month ago but I don't remember in which way I made it work by playing with the settings.
Anyone ever faced this problem before?
Any idea about the resolution?
Thanks a lot.
ale
have you tried under sound settings to enable auto haptic(the last one) and tick with V whatever app that doesn't vibrate?
and offcourse, try to reinstall the SMS app and define the incoming settings that'l support vibrate.
eytan123 said:
have you tried under sound settings to enable auto haptic(the last one) and tick with V whatever app that doesn't vibrate?
and offcourse, try to reinstall the SMS app and define the incoming settings that'l support vibrate.
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Thanks for your reply.
I guess I fixed it again, but I don't know in which way.
Among the things I have done there are:
- put the volume at the max and untick and tick again the "Sound and Vibration" in "Sound" menu (which I suppose gave the fix)
- Activated the Haptic feedback
- Activated the Auto Haptic feedback for some applications
- changed the "Device Vibration" in "Sound" menu
- increased to the max the vibration intensity for every voice in "Sound" menu
The menu names/voices may be different since I'm using the italian language on my phone.
I just wanted to share with you all in case someone face the same problem again.
Thanks a lot again
ciao
ale
Hey guys,
I am running ICS. Like others, I am kind of frustrated that you cannot set separate volumes for incoming calls and notifications/texts.
It wasn't a huge deal, I could use Setting Profiles lite to put my phone on vibrate when I plug it into a charger, I could use a call blocker to prevent an incoming call from preventing my alarm from going off (it happens if I get a call at the same time the alarm is set to go off). But I ended up purchasing and installing ICS+ Enhanced Ringer Control, which separated volumes but didn't allow for enough customization over controls to be really convenient. It still would have generally worked well enough for me, especially since my speaker is broken and my device is automatically silent without a bluetooth speaker (so I wouldn't have to adjust ringer volume on the go), but...
Ever since installing (and subsequently uninstalling) Enhanced Ringer Control, custom vibration patterns no longer work for me - I mean they work but not for notifications/alerts. That means incoming calls and texts and e-mails are back to the same, generic, easy enough to miss patterns. I tried re-installing Smart Vibrator thinking permissions needed to be reset, but that did not work. I am assuming that re-installing Aqua Mail (which gives the option of a custom pattern for incoming e-mail) would also not work.
I e-mailed the developer of Enhanced Ringer Control, but I figured I might have better luck finding a fix here. Thanks in advance. I prefer custom vibration to "Enhanced Volume Control."
Is there any way to control (switch on/ off) the vibrator for KitKat 4.2 and above versions.
Actually, I need my app to switch off the vibrations completely (for all notifications) in case of a predetermined event. And switch back the vibrations to normal on detection of another event.
I'm having a weird problem that I can't find a solution anywhere for. I leave my phone on vibrate at work, and on mute at night. However, the phone returns back to sound enabled by itself. I change the settings to mute/unmute through the Quick Settings menu at the top. It will change this while the phone is locked and sitting on my desk.
I've tried searching and disabling everything and have had no luck.
Disabled Volume Rocker (Media Only Now)
Disabled Smart Stay
Disabled Easy Mute
Disabled Do Not Disturb mode
Changed Do Not Disturb Mode Schedule to One Day only, and then disabled
Any one have any ideas? I can't find a trigger, and it seems to be random. I will go to unlock my phone and it will be un-muted. Or, I will have a notification go off that will make a sound, and the phone is obviously un-muted. I've found other thread where people experience the issue, but no fix.
Having the same problem with an RCA android tablet which I use strictly as a security dongle. No luck getting the sound to stay turned off here either...
Has anyone who is now running an official Motorola Android 9 Pie ROM noticed that the Bluetooth (BT) quick setting toggle state no longer changes reliably like it did on Android 8?
I find that even after I go the taps into settings to manually switch BT off, the quick setting BT toggle still appears to be in an on (aqua coloured circle background) state. This remains the case no matter how many times you tap or long tap it. Only rebooting, then tapping it again, will finally toggle it off.
I suspect the new Android 9 support for multiple BT audio devices may be buggy as the only time I use BT is when I'm listening to music via BT headset. Sometimes I power off the headset to save charge without caring about the phone's BT settings. This may be involved in the issue.