I have dimiui running on my arc s all is well apart from hardware leds any idea how I can her them to work?
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I had a similar situation on another Miui rom. I discovered that if you deactivate the auto screen brightness the lights between the buttons come back to life again but other than doing that I've been unable to get them to work in any other function. I think its just the way that Miui roms are ported.
Hahaha how weird that works thanks
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Hey guys I've been looking around but cant find anyway to turn back on the hard keys. (Home,menu,back,search) I guess its also referred to as capacitive buttons. I just flashed to mazwoz beta 5 (totally sweet)using mason full kernel. And noticed the lights don't turn on under the buttons. I was using synergy ( which rocks IMO) and I know he lights work. Is there a setting I'm unaware of or a zip I could flash to get them to work? Or maybe ics is designed this way? Idk. But any help is appreciated.
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aRe-dUb said:
Hey guys I've been looking around but cant find anyway to turn back on the hard keys. (Home,menu,back,search) I guess its also referred to as capacitive buttons. I just flashed to mazwoz beta 5 (totally sweet)using mason full kernel. And noticed the lights don't turn on under the buttons. I was using synergy ( which rocks IMO) and I know he lights work. Is there a setting I'm unaware of or a zip I could flash to get them to work? Or maybe ics is designed this way? Idk. But any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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You have to play around with the brightness settings to get them to turn back on. Just move it up or down or turn auto brightness on one of those will make then light up
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So I turned off auto bright and they turned on. Thanks evo4gnoob
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aRe-dUb said:
So I turned off auto bright and they turned on. Thanks evo4gnoob
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got that for you
How can I strength the LED lights?
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I think what he means to say is that is there a way to control the front button LEDs and their intensity...buy I dont think there is at the moment. I read somewhere that its currently in development..dont remembr where.
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Once i booted my phone the leds was mutch brighter than usually
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Try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695362
The backlight of the softkeys doesnt turn on even in the night, i disabled the Auto brightness cause the brigthness isnt enough to my eyes, ¿any idea about how can this issue get fixed?
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U should ask this q in rom thread.
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I just want to use the Nav Bar in AOKP, instead of the hardware keys. I figured out how to disable them, I just cant turn off LED. Is there a way to do it, but still let it work for notifications?
Here you are my good fellow. Hope this is what you're looking for
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I'm actually already using that, I just want to disable the LEDs back lights of the keys. Its some kind of built in galaxy s tool in aokp jb!
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Change the custom Backlight settings in display to have 2 settings one on all 0 and one at 100 and then put it into auto bright and lock phone till deep sleep and turn on and there you go
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I'm actually already using that, I just want to disable the LEDs back lights of the keys. Its some kind of built in galaxy s tool in aokp jb!
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oh i was completely confused by your thread. But in aokp i believe you have to create a shortcut to it on your home screen. In CM10 its under advanced in the settings menu.
Sorry i cant remember, i dont use aokp.
In AOKP JB, the easiest option is to go to settings, device options, sensors, and uncheck "enable keys backlight."
I think there called proximity sensors or the home, menu, search and back keys.. Anyways I got the pacman rom and i want to use the pie controls as my home buttons instead of the actual sensors.. How can you disable it if possible? Running to pacman 4.2.2 with cerux kernel
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I think there called proximity sensors or the home, menu, search and back keys.. Anyways I got the pacman rom and i want to use the pie controls as my home buttons instead of the actual sensors.. How can you disable it if possible? Running to pacman 4.2.2 with cerux kernel
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There is a mod in the themes and apps section that has a mod called disable soft keys which is a flash able zip. Just flash it and put electrical tape over the soft keys so they don't look ugly
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PopperJuan said:
I think there called proximity sensors or the home, menu, search and back keys.. Anyways I got the pacman rom and i want to use the pie controls as my home buttons instead of the actual sensors.. How can you disable it if possible? Running to pacman 4.2.2 with cerux kernel
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The proximity sensor is at the top of the phone used to decide when to turn the screen off when the phone get into proximity of your face.
Light sensor is also at the top of the phone and is used to adjust the screen brightness based on how light or dark it is around you.
The four buttons along the bottom are not sensors exactly. They are simply soft keys. There is a flash able mod to disable them. Search in the PAC man ROM thread I'm sure others have asked the same question.
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