I got my moto360 back from repair (stopped working suddenly) and I find that the heart rate sensor is not reading. I can see the green light and it's giving me arouns 50-70 when at a desk. Not working at all otherwise. What to do?
I think you have to give that back to repair man.
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Since today my screen goes on when any movement over the sensor on the top of the phone.
You see the little sensor at the top next to the N of Sony EricssoN? Well, if i go with my hand an inch above over it my screen turns on! So in my pocket the screen is constantly on obviously and this drains my battery very fast as the screen is the most heavy battery drainer of your phone.
My wife has the same phone and she doesn't have this problem.
Does anyone have any idea how I can switch this off?????
this is very annoying!
Cheers,
Arnold
Odd, i dont have this issue.... how does one turn on the prox senser anyway?
turning off is now more my concern I have no idea what happened. Of course I play lately a lot with it since I rooted it, so I might have changed something which effect on this sensor...
Hello everyone,
I am new here so i hope i am posting in the right place,
So i got my SGS2 last month,i love it,everything seems to be fine,i was learning tips and tricks everyday and loving it more and more,but then i noticed that in all the youtube videos when they rotate the phone,screen would rotate automatically,everytime,and mine didn't do that much frequently,it had like its own will and it would rotate sometimes and sometimes it would not,since i wanted my qwerty keyboard in landscape mode so i started looking into it,(the auto rotation was turned on)
First thing i found was horizontal calibration,tried it,it will go on for hours with out saying "calibrated" i finally had to take out the battery to switch off the phone and then re start it,with no different results.
Then i found *#0*# test,tried that,first the magnetic sensor was moving had a blue or a green line on it and i think number "2" was written on it,i read that when i rotate the phone the x,y,z readings should change ,but they weren't ,i tried image test and after rotating phone for a few times the values started changing and the image rotated,i went back to home screen and text screen also rotated and i was happy,but then after half an hour or so i picked up my phone and it again wasn't auto rotating,i did *#0*# again and this time magnetic sensor had green light on and number 3 and it was moving but when i did the image test it didn't move at all.
So finally i thought i need to put it for calibration again no matter ho long it takes,i did it again,took hours and hours all my battery was drained,and when i plugged it and re started,auto rotation was totally gone and now when i do *#0*# the sensor has a red light saying "need for calibration",accelerometer sensor has no readings and gyro selt test says "FAIL" (i don't even understand whats gyro selt test :s )
I am really freaked out here,did i damage something? plz plz plz help me,i tried reading through the forums but half the lingo i don't understand ,plz be easy with the language,i am begging for help,my family was really not happy i got this expensive phone,and now if something happens to it sorry for the long post,i'll anxiously wait for replies.
I just installed Ridiculous Fishing and noticed that my phones gyro is not working properly. When my phone is flat, the game thinks its tilted to the left. I have to tilt my phone to the right so much just to compensate and get the center point correct. Is there a fix for this?
Up. Anybody?
Update in case someone bumps into the same problem.
I was able to fix the issue by following the steps for sensor calibration here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32101271&postcount=1697
My S6 edge is being very strange, and i am not sure if it was happening all along and i didnt notice it or if it just started recently. but I recently bought an Obliq crystal clear case for the back of my phone, and when i have it on my phone and put it down, i can see the whole case light up red because of the heart rate sensor turning on. This only happens when you put something near the heart rate sensor, so by putting your phone back side down, the heart rate sensor turns on and stays on when its sitting on a table top. I am afraid this is severely hurting the battery life of my phone. Can anyone else tell me if you are experiencing the same problems or do i have a defective phone or do i have a setting out of wack? See a video of the problem on youtube below.
Un install goggle fit. If you have it. From what I've heard its a bug with it
I am new to the site so hello to all.
I have a sprint LG V30 with android 8.0. I recently had the screen replaced as my fone fell out of my pocket, in the rain, then got ran over by a car. Yes it DID survive but had to replace the screen. Anyway, the proximity sensor no longer works so I turned it off. So the light sensor seems to control my always on display. When it's slightly dark, the A.O.D. turns off and wont come back on until i put it near a light or press the power button 3 times. My question: how do I make it so the A.O.D. always stays on?
Thankyou for any help (^-^)
BanZI29 said:
I am new to the site so hello to all.
I have a sprint LG V30 with android 8.0. I recently had the screen replaced as my fone fell out of my pocket, in the rain, then got ran over by a car. Yes it DID survive but had to replace the screen. Anyway, the proximity sensor no longer works so I turned it off. So the light sensor seems to control my always on display. When it's slightly dark, the A.O.D. turns off and wont come back on until i put it near a light or press the power button 3 times. My question: how do I make it so the A.O.D. always stays on?
Thankyou for any help (^-^)
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Get the repair done right? LG will do it right.
Proximity sensor lets the phone know if it's just a dark room or if you've flipped the phone over on the desk, or you have a flip case and it's closed. If the latter two, then no need for the AOD to even be on.
[QqUOTE=ChazzMatt;79586615]Get the repair done right? LG will do it right.
Proximity sensor lets the phone know if it's just a dark room or if you've flipped the phone over on the desk, or you have a flip case and it's closed. If the latter two, then no need for the AOD to even be on.[/QUOTE]
I get that but, I want the AOD to stay on. So how do I disable the light sensor so the AOD will stay on?
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[QqUOTE=ChazzMatt;79586615]Get the repair done right? LG will do it right.
Proximity sensor lets the phone know if it's just a dark room or if you've flipped the phone over on the desk, or you have a flip case and it's closed. If the latter two, then no need for the AOD to even be on.
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I get that but, I want the AOD to stay on. So how do I disable the light sensor so the AOD will stay on?[/QUOTE]
I don't think you can, which is why my suggestion was to get it repaired correctly ("get the repair done right"). Whoever repaired it botched the job.