Hi,
My BA with WM2003SE has this annoying behaviour: whenever my Bluetooth Carkit gets turned off (when I turn off my car), the BA will notice it after 10-20 seconds and show this by turning itself on.
This seems rather acceptable, however, in my daily life what happens is that I am already out of the car with the BA attached to my belt. It will then turn on and accept any random key- or screenclicks.
Because of that, I have to wait until it gets turned on and can only then leave the car, after I turned it out again.
Is there any Registry-Hack to turn that behaviour off (device turns on when Bluetooth connection is lost)?
It's always these little things...
Thanks,
vma
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I think what you are looking for is a sleep or shutdown intent. I have a vague memory of someone talking about this in the origional very long thread. Might be worth searching throu that for intent or intents.
Any update regarding this issue?
I'm wondering if anyone else noticed this, or has this issue.
So if you cycle Bluetooth (turn off and then on), it seems like the phone will not automatically try and reconnect to your device. You have to go to your Bluetooth device and initialize the connection again.
My OnePlus did not have that issue as it connected right after turning Bluetooth again.
I have a Tasker 'task' from my OnePlus phone which cycles Bluetooth (off and on), shuts off WiFi as soon as I loose connection with my home WiFi, in order force a connection with one of my other devices.
Anybody else notice this?