I love the feature to mute the phone when the watch is paired, because the vibration gets to me each time, and I don't need the phone ringing.
The issue however, is when I put my watch down for charging every night, then I won't be able to hear any calls or messages.
Is there a way for the phone to unmute when the watch is charging? or not in hand?
ykphuah said:
I love the feature to mute the phone when the watch is paired, because the vibration gets to me each time, and I don't need the phone ringing.
The issue however, is when I put my watch down for charging every night, then I won't be able to hear any calls or messages.
Is there a way for the phone to unmute when the watch is charging? or not in hand?
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I´m waiting for a tasker integration to do this, and autodisable the turn-on-screen-gesture by turning your wrist while I´m sleeping.
I don´t know nothing like this at this moment
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I use bluetooth streaming in my car and whenever I change track or pause/resume music, my phone screen wakes. This is really annoying as it is a waste of battery (my main power sucker) - the whole point is that I don't have to touch/look at my phone while driving. I cannot understand why this would be done and surely people who use bluetooth headphones know what I mean.
Anyone have any idea on a fix, I cannot find a useful reply anywhere!
In case anyone cares, I have found a way that is better than nothing using the app 'tasker'. If my phone is connected to my head unit and the screen wakes up without sensing anything on the proximity sensor - the phone immediately re-locks. This means it will only flash on and I don't have to manually lock it again (or wait for my long timeout). If I want to use my phone I just put a finger over the sensor when waking the screen and it allows me to unlock like normal.
BT wakes display
On my Z3 Compact, after phone connects to car bluetooth /BMW professional/ it everytine turn on screen. My previous phone Z1Compact did not. After connected to car, the screen remained off. Is there any fix for this waking screen caused by connection between phone and car BT? Thank You for any answer
I just purchased a bluetooth headset (LG HBS700) and now Im having a stuttering issue when notifications come in.
I never had this until i connected the headset. If the screen is on the notification is fine and plays normally, but when i have the phone in my pocket with the screen off it happens. I have tried switching notification tones as well as switching to a different ROM and the problem is still there.
Has anyone else had this happen to them or know of a way to fix it?
I had a similar issue with TuneIn radio. Listening over WiFi was fine while the screen was on, but the music stuttered when the screen shut off. Seems like it limits the amount of power received to that particular radio but not sure. I don't have my phone on me but are there any power saving features for Bluetooth that can be altered?
Thanks for the response. I think you misunderstood tho.
Its NOT the sound coming from the bluetooth device that is the problem, it is the notifications coming from the phone. ie when i get a txt msg or an email, when my phone is alerting me.
My Moto E (Tracfone) worked fine for many months. Now, I hear nothing during calls. When put into speakerphone mode, all is well. Also, plugging in earbuds works well. I do get normal volume from message alerts, ring tone, etc.
Perhaps another app has disabled audio for the "normal" (non speakerphone) case? How to identify the culprit?
Chuck
charlesh3 said:
My Moto E (Tracfone) worked fine for many months. Now, I hear nothing during calls. When put into speakerphone mode, all is well. Also, plugging in earbuds works well. I do get normal volume from message alerts, ring tone, etc.
Perhaps another app has disabled audio for the "normal" (non speakerphone) case? How to identify the culprit?
Chuck
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I seem to be having a similar problem, though it came with a brand new phone. I simply cannot hear anything during some calls. I have to call back, sometimes even a couple of times, to make it work.
This is basically a more elaborate "Bump!"
Sometimes people can't hear me so I put it on speaker phone and turn down the volume.
rokod said:
I seem to be having a similar problem, though it came with a brand new phone. I simply cannot hear anything during some calls. I have to call back, sometimes even a couple of times, to make it work.
This is basically a more elaborate "Bump!"
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It doesn't help me know what to do, but I wonder if this is a proximity detector issue?
Chuck
Hi, I have found a problem when my phone is connected to my car's bluetooth handsfree system and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions because I've tried everything I can think of.
Basically, when I initiate a call from the car the phone screen will light up and display the wake screen but the phone will not wake up and so the call is not made. If I manually wake the phone up first and then initiate the call from the car the call is made with no problems. Rather more bizarrely, if I initiate a call the screen lights up but the phone does not wake up or make the call. However, If I then immediately make the call again while the wake screen is still displayed then the call is made and everything is good.
It is almost as though it is not waiting long enough for the phone to fully wake up before giving up. My previous phone which was a Jiayu S3 did not have this problem.
Does anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on this.
Russell
Hello everyone
I bought Amazfit GTS 2 recently. It's a great smartwatch. One of its options is connecting the watch to the phone through Bluetooth and then I'm able to receive incoming phone calls on the watch, answer them and speak with the watch's microphone. It is a very useful option, however I have found one problem I need help with:
1) When I set the watch to receive incoming phone calls, as mentioned above, then the problem is that when I CALL someone (an OUTGOING phone call) I am NOT able to switch to speakerphone... What happens is that the phone call screen shows that the phone is connected to Bluetooth (GTS 2) and there's no option to switch from that to "speaker"....
Is there any option to keep the incoming calls through the watch option WITHOUT losing the ability to switch to speaker mode on outgoing calls?
Anyone has a solution?
2) Additional little question: I read that the GTS 2 is "5ATM" in water resistance.. now, this specific watch has a speaker and a microphone, so I was wondering- does 5ATM mean I can actually swim with the GTS 2 underwater in a pool? The microphone socket/the microphone itself won't get damaged from the water? Water won't be able to penetrate the watch through the speaker?
Any help with my questions above will be appreciated..
Thanks in advance..
milover20 said:
Hello everyone
I bought Amazfit GTS 2 recently. It's a great smartwatch. One of its options is connecting the watch to the phone through Bluetooth and then I'm able to receive incoming phone calls on the watch, answer them and speak with the watch's microphone. It is a very useful option, however I have found one problem I need help with:
1) When I set the watch to receive incoming phone calls, as mentioned above, then the problem is that when I CALL someone (an OUTGOING phone call) I am NOT able to switch to speakerphone... What happens is that the phone call screen shows that the phone is connected to Bluetooth (GTS 2) and there's no option to switch from that to "speaker"....
Is there any option to keep the incoming calls through the watch option WITHOUT losing the ability to switch to speaker mode on outgoing calls?
Anyone has a solution?
2) Additional little question: I read that the GTS 2 is "5ATM" in water resistance.. now, this specific watch has a speaker and a microphone, so I was wondering- does 5ATM mean I can actually swim with the GTS 2 underwater in a pool? The microphone socket/the microphone itself won't get damaged from the water? Water won't be able to penetrate the watch through the speaker?
Any help with my questions above will be appreciated..
Thanks in advance..
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I have the same and this feature only works for incoming calls.
The water resistance reaches 50 meters, there should be no problem in the pool.