need help
battery down to 50% in 6hrs. battery usage shows dialer - >90% as always.
please help
thanx in advance
using HTC wildfire s, s-on, stock Rom
found the answer
got into phone info menu using *#*#4636#*#*
then changed the "set preferred network type" to gsm only - could save a lot of juice.
got about the number from xda forums
subinho said:
found the answer
got into phone info menu using *#*#4636#*#*
then changed the "set preferred network type" to gsm only - could save a lot of juice.
got about the number from xda forums
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subinho,
If you go to "usage statistics" in the phone info *#*#4636#*#* and sort by "usage time", you can see that the dialer isn't actually using all that battery.
It's just a bug that hasn't been fixed yet.
In this menu you can really see what apps are using your battery, in miliseconds (ms).
Maybe you will be surprised...
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The T-Mobile G2 has *#*#4636#*#* to enter the diagnostics function.
Would there be anyone out there that could give me the best (performance) settting options that I should select with my G2 when in the diagnostic mode? Thanks in advance!
Aloha From Hawaii
I mostly use WCDMA only. You also can downlaod AnyCut from the market and load the shortcut PHONE INFO and it will do the same thing as dialing those numbers
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Also too, why do I use WCDMA only is for it only looks for HSPA+. That way if I'm say in walmart it does not go back and forth on HSPA+ and Edge all the time. If its not 100% HSPA+ than my cell won't connect and waste that little bit of battery roaming
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If you're in a city with good HSPA or 3G coverage, use WCDMA preferred. If you're in a city with spotty 3G/HSPA coverage, use GSM auto (PRL). The first will connect to 3G/HSPA if at all possible. The second option needs to reach a higher signal threshold before it switches to 3G/HSPA. I've tested both.
bobolinko said:
The T-Mobile G2 has *#*#4636#*#* to enter the diagnostics function.
Would there be anyone out there that could give me the best (performance) settting options that I should select with my G2 when in the diagnostic mode? Thanks in advance!
Aloha From Hawaii
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I know this is a newb question but what does it mean when you see all of those numbers and symbols? Is it a number to call or text? I want to know because I say it under the OTA post in order to "Check In" but I have no idea what it means or how to use it.
Its basiclly a code to get into phone information on your cell
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vcof2005 said:
I know this is a newb question but what does it mean when you see all of those numbers and symbols? Is it a number to call or text? I want to know because I say it under the OTA post in order to "Check In" but I have no idea what it means or how to use it.
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You enter it just like a phone call, then it will present the Phone Info menus to you. To checkin, it's the same sort of thing, just dial *#*#2432546#*#*
Hope that helps.
I was curious if there was service menu and, found the code for the P920, and I just replaced the 920 with 970 and it worked, code for service menu is 3845#*970#
Wat does it do?
Sent from my LG Optimus G
Ilkinansr92 said:
Wat does it do?
Sent from my LG Optimus G
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its a service menu for settings and testing purpose for the factory, I was hoping by getting into the service menu I would be able to turn off the LTE radio, but even in the service menu I can`t find anywhere to turn off the LTE radio.
Nuts. That's exactly what I was hoping to find, too. Turn off LTE for extra battery. Should be a no-brainer,but apparently not.
Service Menu > LTE-Only > Modem Settings > RAT Selection > LTE Only
OR
Service Menu > WCDMA-Only > Modem Settings > RAT Selection > etc.
Carrier: Bell Canada
Android: v4.0.4
Baseband: APQ8064/MDM9x15M
Kernel: 3.0.21
Build: IMM76L
Software: E97310f
Ah ha! Changing it to WCDMA seems to lock it to just "4g" rather than "4g lte" and it's giving me hspa+ type speeds. Will have to see if battery life improves. Thanks!
So is there a way to make a shortcut or toggle for that?
Sent from my LG Optimus G.
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Alpione said:
Ah ha! Changing it to WCDMA seems to lock it to just "4g" rather than "4g lte" and it's giving me hspa+ type speeds. Will have to see if battery life improves. Thanks!
So is there a way to make a shortcut or toggle for that?
Sent from my LG Optimus G.
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do you have to have root to do this? sorry if this is a dumb question
thx
Alpione said:
Nuts. That's exactly what I was hoping to find, too. Turn off LTE for extra battery. Should be a no-brainer,but apparently not.
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enable applications from any source in dev options and install the "any cut" apk from the browser
freewarelovers.com/android/download/temp/1281882094_Any_Cut_1.0.apk
create a shortcut to "activity" and then "network mode" - voila! GSM/WCDMA actually turns off the LTE radio :laugh:
Or you could go into build.prop, change ro.radio.network.type to enable then change network mode In the network settings menu
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And this is why I moved over from iOS.
Sent from my LG Optimus G.
pfoxdizzle said:
Or you could go into build.prop, change ro.radio.network.type to enable then change network mode In the network settings menu
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yes this worked perfect, my file I had to change in my phone was ro.radio.networkmod=disabled and mounted as R/w in system folder modified with text editior in Root explorer, ro.radio.networkmod=enable, and save file and exit and rebooted phone. then go in settings and networks ---> connectivity--->mobile networks--->network mode , then you have your network chioices.
Just be careful here. Several of us found that disabling LTE caused a ton of wakelocks and killed the battery. Test it and see.
Hopefully we can get that fixed with a ROM.
A
I am now convinced (and have told both at&t and lg) that this is due to fast dormancy.
I have not had any success disabling fast dormancy on a stock Rom rooted or not.
There IMEI change function in the service menu.
Is it really works??
BluechipJ said:
Service Menu > LTE-Only > Modem Settings > RAT Selection > LTE Only
OR
Service Menu > WCDMA-Only > Modem Settings > RAT Selection > etc.
Carrier: Bell Canada
Android: v4.0.4
Baseband: APQ8064/MDM9x15M
Kernel: 3.0.21
Build: IMM76L
Software: E97310f
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I see again another North American Optimus G model that still has the same baseband version as all the rest. Is this implying that all the models should support 700, 1800, 2100 and 2600mhz LTE bands, they just have them disabled in software?
Alpione said:
Just be careful here. Several of us found that disabling LTE caused a ton of wakelocks and killed the battery. Test it and see.
Hopefully we can get that fixed with a ROM.
A
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I turned it off for a day just to see and it seemed to get the same or worse battery. I think the longer waits to download things with the screen on longer outweighs the cost of LTE when idle. It did run a little cooler as LTE tends to heat things up. OS might have been a little more responsive too...although that could have just been me thinking I get better battery when using it. Biggest battery saver is Eco-Mode...when it is off this thing drops battery as fast or faster than the Atrix HD I had.
Hopefully FD or whatever is causing the Phone/Android System to use so much battery will be fixed soon and all will be good. Other than that and my back button giving haptic feedback and the OS not responding to it every now and then this phone is nice.
For those interested in getting to the Service Menu quicker I made an app for it- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34766577
Does anybody know the difference between the end result of the "factory reset" option in the service menu and going thru the long, convoluted LGNPST method of restoring back to factory settings?
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Sorry for double post, can't seem to edit screenshot into previous.
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The hidden service menu for the Rogers LG Optimus G (LG-E971) is 3845#*971#
BluechipJ said:
Service Menu > LTE-Only > Modem Settings > RAT Selection > LTE Only
OR
Service Menu > WCDMA-Only > Modem Settings > RAT Selection > etc.
Carrier: Bell Canada
Android: v4.0.4
Baseband: APQ8064/MDM9x15M
Kernel: 3.0.21
Build: IMM76L
Software: E97310f
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How did you open this on Bell? I can't for the life of me get service to open
- I open dialer
- Dial 3845#*973#
- nothing happens
- I hit green dial key
- A box pops up saying "USSD code running" for a second, then another one that says "Connection problem or invalid MMI code."
Tried eith 970, 971, 973... how are you guys getting this to work?
EDIT: I can't even dial '#06#' and get it to work... does this not work if you are rooted? Did I delete an APK i should not have? What APKs are responsible for loading these menus?
EDIT2: OK - so *#06# pops it up instantly... going to keep experimenting...
EDIT 3: So, it seems to me, that it has to do with timing. If you don't dial the codes fast enough they don't work... very unusual.
Hi,
I changed radio on my Galaxy Nexus two weeks ago. I switched to XXLH1 (the last one) and i think that since that time I have problem with my data connection. I cannot get H or 3G in my town. Only E. I didnt have this problem some time ago. Could be the problem in the radio? And if so, Is it good to try to switch to lower version? Thank you!
Dial *#*#4636*#*# then tap on phone information, check if it is set on WCDMA-preferred, not GSM-only.
androo45 said:
Dial *#*#4636*#*# then tap on phone information, check if it is set on WCDMA-preferred, not GSM-only.
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Where shall I tap? When I tap on the icon of the little telephone to call that code, it says it is not valid.
Install the 'Network' app by Philipp Mangelow. It is a shortcut to that menu.
I have this same problem after upgrading to 4.2.2, selecting wcdma preferred doesn't help...any ideas
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Hi,
Need some assistance regarding a setting for the N7105. If someone could kindly input in their dialer *#9090# and tell me what the default settings are (please do not select anything). Then press back button to cancel.
The default settings are the ones with an asterisk in between two brackets, as seen here (*)
I accidentally selected
[1]DM/DUM over HS-USB
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when checking out the service mode/diag config using the above dialer code.
On another matter, also in regards to the N7105. Has anyone noticed in Settings>About Device>Status, that their N7105's Mobile network type is consistently LTE:14
Reason being, is that when my phone is displaying that status, my signal bar shows only 1 bar. However, it does sometimes show full bars and the Mobile network type then displays 'UMTS:3'
I am in an area that can receive 4G signals (Sydney, Australia), but I was under the impression that my phone should be idle in UMTS:3 mode for general calls and SMS; and switching to LTE:14 when I activate mobile data and thus use 4G signal.
I am able to make calls/sms and connect to 4G with no problems, however am concerned that since it tends to be in LTE:14 mode the most that it may drain the battery more than if it were in UMTS:3
Thanks in advance.
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Just dialing *#9090# won't change anything, so long as you don't touch any of the options. Simply dial it, look at the defaults, and then press back button to cancel/close page.
Thanks in advance to those who can help.
Mine is on HSDPA:9, i'm using the N7105 also.
Even if its using LTE band, as long as your not downloading data, it wont kill your battery.
Mine is
[2]DM/DUN over HSIC &
[5] DBG MSG ON
GT-N7105T Unbranded (XSA)
jomarx said:
Mine is on HSDPA:9, i'm using the N7105 also.
Even if its using LTE band, as long as your not downloading data, it wont kill your battery.
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Thanks, hmm ok guess it should be fine then.
Android Newbe said:
Mine is
[2]DM/DUN over HSIC &
[5] DBG MSG ON
GT-N7105T Unbranded (XSA)
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Thanks so much, really appreciate it.
hi guys
am new at the xda but i learned alot here
my issue is
i have shv-250l it is korean note 2 and i'v red the closest model to it is n7105 so i posted here
i cann't switch to 3g connection (h, h+ ,3g ,umts) it auto connects by it's self
but the standered is it 2g all the time and it's slow
i know the 3g might be weak in my area but it still streams better (tested on my earlier s3)
here is a screen shot when i get into mobile data option that's all i see
and that's a screen shot of something called global roaming i don't know what is that?
and in this image above you can see a phone locked or something i marked it
i realy tornud google and searched alot but cann't find any thing
please help me
guys how do i enable band selection
like gsm or wcdma or lte?
please help
So, you're saying thet you didn't found it under 'More Settings >> Mobile Network' options for changing type?
yeah i can't find it look at the 1st photo attached in my post
Pique91 said:
yeah i can't find it look at the 1st photo attached in my post
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I mean under tab 'More Networks'?
Dial from dialpad *#*#4636#*#* >> Phone info >> Set network type under 'Set preferred type:'
the code didnot work for me :S the dailer isnot responding to it
and under more networks i get vpn and mobile networks which i screen shotted it
and the other is roaming related options
my mobile is shv-250l and am using official korea 4.3jb
maybe the little icon with a phone slashed is locking this option? idk
Pique91 said:
the code didnot work for me :S the dailer isnot responding to it
and under more networks i get vpn and mobile networks which i screen shotted it
and the other is roaming related options
my mobile is shv-250l and am using official korea 4.3jb
maybe the little icon with a phone slashed is locking this option? idk
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Nope, that was just a roaming symbol. Try it by *#4636# or *#4636#*
sry the th\t code didn't work either
really appreciate u trying to help
guys any idea\s to toggle 3g on all the time
guys i solved it finnaly
i used xposed framework + intelli3g
thx to veagles
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/themes-apps/app-intelli3g-2g-3g-4g-toggle-battery-t2580234