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When my headset is plugged in phone I listen to some music, then phone rings and enables screen while it is in my pocket. I pick up the call with headset button, and then disconnect call with the same button. Then screen is on and is fliping music or calls back or pauses music.
I'd like it to stay off until I push power button while headset is plugged in.
Phone is galaxy s5 android 4.2.2
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I have a Qtek device.
When looking at screen shots online, I see the phone application having 3 bottons on the top left side of the screen, right above the dialer pad. On my device, there is nothing, just the dialer pad. How can I get those buttons? from the screen shots, they look simply like the phone log being displayed inside the dialing pad applicaton and the buttons are simply the missed/received/dialed icon, but on my device, I can only see that in full screen mode?
And, of course, the main question, how to enable speaker phone mode?
Thank you!
Press and hold the green button when in a call. Toggles it on and off.
speakerphone in default mode
vpreHoose said:
Press and hold the green button when in a call. Toggles it on and off.
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And I say more that if you turn off the phone and before that happens you press and hold the green button you will adjust the speakerphone in default mode so during outgoing and incoming calls your phone will be always in speakerphone mode.
Just a soft reset to disabled the default mode or press and hold the green button to disabled during a call.
Sorry for my english...
Hi.
Francesco
Has anybody got any experience with toggling the speaker phone programmatically?
I put up the same post on the MSDN pocketpc.developer news group, and received a reply that it's a feature of the manufacturer, and if they haven't published the API, I will not be able to do it.
But that was before I found this site! Does anybody know if this is possible?
Thanks in advance, Ben Clewett
If the speaker jack is screwed where it thinks that there is a speaker (external mic) attached it will do no good.
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Even if you push the GREEN TALK since the system thinks you have a
Mic attached .....
you need to bypass or jump it or bend the pins as said before back...
Good Luck
1) If speakerphone on - disable with PUSH GREEN PHONE WHEN IN CALL
yes that works unless
2) system thinks speaker (external) is attached
so... you will hear from speaker and can use an hands free till fix
hope this helps
When a call is coming, the screen will be lighted up, but will not be unlocked. If I pick up the call by pressing the answer button on the bluetooth headset, the screen will be unlocked, and the proximity sensor will start working to prevent the screen to be turned on during the call.
The problem is, after hanging up the call by bluetooth headset, the proximity sensor stop working, the screen will be lighted up instead of turning off automatically, and it will stay in the dial interface. If the phone is in my jeans' pocket, the dial button will be pressed accidentally.
I remember the iPhone will turn off the screen automatically after picking up the call by bluetooth headset. Is there any solution or advice for this annoying problem?
Is there any setting to force phone to lock screen after finishing call? I'm using earphones with integrated mic, so I end call by clicking button on remote while leaving phone in pocket. And it unlocks after finishing call, waiting for screen timeout to lock it again. Quite annoying...
And also using phone with headset is quite annoying, because I would like to lock it after dialing call and put it to my pocket. But I also have my power button set to end my call. Voila, we have problem. Power button ends my call I just started. So I can disable this behavior in settings, but then when I use phone without headset, I always forget to end call by onscreen button and put it to my pocket with call still active. Best solution would be some kind of headset detection, which alters behavior of power button during call. Probably could be done with Tasker, but I kinda dont want to leave it running in background just for this. Any tips or ideas?
Hi,
I sometimes use headphones for calls and keep the phone in the pocket.
Power button is hard coded to disconnect the calls so it's difficult to turn off the display during a handsfree call. It's a stupid decision on xiaomi's side. I now have placed lock button in the notification panel just for this purpose.
But the real problem is that, this extra sensitive screen wakes up in the pocket with some movements and as it's already unlocked because of the call, sometimes the call gets disconnected.
Is there any solution? I don't want to disable tap to wake up function. This problem also persists with audio navigation with Google maps.
Please help.
Whenever I plug in my headset, the phone is supposed to change the ringtone volume as per the profile I set in the volume settings, but it only does so when the volume settings view is in foreground. If I plug in the headset while the phone is locked, or in the home screen, or in any other app, it doesn't work. Sometimes I forget and my ears are left ringing for a good while. Is there any way to fix this so the volume changes when I plug in the headset even if it is locked?
This is a health hazard. Seriously.