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I almost trade in my cruise, but I noticed that the LED on the earpice does not blink..we tried to plug the charger, does not turn orange or green..so I back out..the store dont want me to open a second one.
I saw a guy buying in Fortress (in HK, it's been here since last Friday), and it does not blink as well... well but it really looks like a LED on it..
looking for the brochures.....to check
Sure it's not just the light sensor?
It probably is, the scroll weel thing seems to do all the blinking.
its definitely a light sensor
Cheers
LB
Yes it’s a light sensor. I mentioned this in an earlier thread. It allows the backlight to adjust automatically to its surroundings.
Sorry evryone..just got mine...
It is the light sensor...too much on my Cruise...
ok, so there is no led on the diamond? that s not common for an htc, and that s not very convenient to know if you missed some calls or if your device if fully charged etc
bobcntsa said:
ok, so there is no led on the diamond? that s not common for an htc, and that s not very convenient to know if you missed some calls or if your device if fully charged etc
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Lol there is an array of lights around the directional control. It lights up veyr nicely, and much more noticeably than the tiny LEDs on previous HTC devices. It glows with a slow pulsating when charging, and flashes when there is a missed call or SMS (according to your preference settings).
"It glows with a slow pulsating when charging" and when charging is over it stops pulsating or is a solid light ?
webvan said:
"It glows with a slow pulsating when charging" and when charging is over it stops pulsating or is a solid light ?
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yes, solid light when fully charged
thanks, seems smarter than the good old green/orange led !
webvan said:
thanks, seems smarter than the good old green/orange led !
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It's smarter and it blends in very nicely with the look of the phone.
Very nice at night when the phone is being charged in the dark
mkhattab said:
...Very nice at night when the phone is being charged in the dark
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oh boy, i love this one, it looks like it inhales the energy. It's alive!!!
Let's be careful, it could be HAL !
And how u know if the phone is still on ?Is there no option to make the joistick blink while in standby?????
Pull out the stylus. If it's on, the screen will turn on.
webvan said:
thanks, seems smarter than the good old green/orange led !
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especially for the color blind folks like me. i could never determine whether my device is fully charged without turning on.
thanks to htc, i can do that now...
Sorry if this has already been asked but what are the top two lights in the top left for? must be in bright light to see and maybe a slight tilt
I think one is the light and one the proximity sensor!
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I think one is the light and one the proximity sensor!
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Oh ok thanks
I was wondering this too Wasn't too sure to ask lol.
What kind of light is it? I know the led light that is used for the nexus is in the top right..
ywindlass said:
I was wondering this too Wasn't too sure to ask lol.
What kind of light is it? I know the led light that is used for the nexus is in the top right..
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They aren't lights but sensors. One detects the amount of light in a room to automatically change your brightness, and apparently the other is a proximity sensor, which I didn't know, but makes sense. The proximity sensor is why your screen turns off when you put your phone to your ear during a call.
I currently have a stock HTC One in Canada on the Telus network.
The last few weeks i noticed the LED light growing dim. About a week ago the phone rebooted itself only to say it had an issue and that it was not shutdown correctly.. and asked if i wanted to report the problem to HTC.
The phone the froze with the Screen on but a black background.
After 15 minutes i powered off the phone.
At this point the phone would not power back on.. when i plugged the power in to the phone from the wall the phone would not indicate that it was charging via LED.
I tried booting no response.. no vibrating,.. just slight flashing lights on the Home/back buttons
I ended up booting up the phone by shining a bright light into the light sensor while holding Power and DOWN volume..
Phone has been working fine ever since, however still no LED.
I did a factory reset and still no LED.
Has anyone see anything like this?
I want to root and install Google Edition Android however if the hardware is faulty i dont want to risk voiding the warranty and being stuck with a faulty phone.
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I currently have a stock HTC One in Canada on the Telus network.
The last few weeks i noticed the LED light growing dim. About a week ago the phone rebooted itself only to say it had an issue and that it was not shutdown correctly.. and asked if i wanted to report the problem to HTC.
The phone the froze with the Screen on but a black background.
After 15 minutes i powered off the phone.
At this point the phone would not power back on.. when i plugged the power in to the phone from the wall the phone would not indicate that it was charging via LED.
I tried booting no response.. no vibrating,.. just slight flashing lights on the Home/back buttons
I ended up booting up the phone by shining a bright light into the light sensor while holding Power and DOWN volume..
Phone has been working fine ever since, however still no LED.
I did a factory reset and still no LED.
Has anyone see anything like this?
I want to root and install Google Edition Android however if the hardware is faulty i dont want to risk voiding the warranty and being stuck with a faulty phone.
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This has happened to me too. Just one day noticed no led light anymore. Strange thing to break down on a phone! Have you had any joy in getting a fix?
chaz81 said:
This has happened to me too. Just one day noticed no led light anymore. Strange thing to break down on a phone! Have you had any joy in getting a fix?
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Unfortunately I have not been successful getting the LED back.. I am debating sending the phone in for Warranty work... or just sucking it up and rooting/flashing custom roms.
My main concern is that there may be a bigger hardware issue going on internally.
I'm really just trying to get a feel of how common this issue is..
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Unfortunately I have not been successful getting the LED back.. I am debating sending the phone in for Warranty work... or just sucking it up and rooting/flashing custom roms.
My main concern is that there may be a bigger hardware issue going on internally.
I'm really just trying to get a feel of how common this issue is..
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Try this: in dialer type *#*#3424#*#* (3424 = DIAG), that will bring up HTC internal diagnostic, there's a "LED Test", select and run it to see if it's a hardware defect or not (you will get Orange and Green LED tests).
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Try this: in dialer type *#*#3424#*#* (3424 = DIAG), that will bring up HTC internal diagnostic, there's a "LED Test", select and run it to see if it's a hardware defect or not (you will get Orange and Green LED tests).
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Thanks for the info.. Just tried it the LED test .
To my surprise the Green and Orange lights actually show up but I have to hold it to my eye and block out any external light to see anything.. kind of defeats the purpose of an LED notification light..
I guess the light works its just extremely DIM.
Any way of controlling the LED light brightness?
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Thanks for the info.. Just tried it the LED test .
To my surprise the Green and Orange lights actually show up but I have to hold it to my eye and block out any external light to see anything.. kind of defeats the purpose of an LED notification light..
I guess the light works its just extremely DIM.
Any way of controlling the LED light brightness?
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Don't know, but I just ran the same test in a very well lit environment and the Green and Orange LED are quite bright... I don't have to "go look for them" they pop out nicely.
Are you using a cover of any kind? Or maybe the LED has somehow shifted it's position and is being partially covered by the speaker grill? Hate to say it, but sounds like a hardware issue. Sorry
Hope someone else has other ideas.
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Don't know, but I just ran the same test in a very well lit environment and the Green and Orange LED are quite bright... I don't have to "go look for them" they pop out nicely.
Are you using a cover of any kind? Or maybe the LED has somehow shifted it's position and is being partially covered by the speaker grill? Hate to say it, but sounds like a hardware issue. Sorry
Hope someone else has other ideas.
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Not using any case that would cover the LED.. that being said even with the Case off.. the LED is still very dim.
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Not using any case that would cover the LED.. that being said even with the Case off.. the LED is still very dim.
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I ran the diagnostics tool. Mine didn't work guess it's going back
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Try this: in dialer type *#*#3424#*#* (3424 = DIAG), that will bring up HTC internal diagnostic, there's a "LED Test", select and run it to see if it's a hardware defect or not (you will get Orange and Green LED tests).
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Hmm tried and then the screen just refesh by no diagnostic screen at all..
Not sure is my custom ROM affecting it.
Using ARHD 20.1
turtleism said:
Hmm tried and then the screen just refesh by no diagnostic screen at all..
Not sure is my custom ROM affecting it.
Using ARHD 20.1
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Shouldn't affect it. I've been using ARHD 9 through 13.3 and works with all of them.
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I've ran the LED test, and all of them work. But they dont light up for notifications, and i have it enabled in the settings.
te5ter said:
I've ran the LED test, and all of them work. But they dont light up for notifications, and i have it enabled in the settings.
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I have the same problem. Did factory reset two times. Red when charging, green when full but no flashing green for notification. I enabled it in settings.
Have you manage to find a solution for the problem?
Thanks.
bachje said:
I have the same problem. Did factory reset two times. Red when charging, green when full but no flashing green for notification. I enabled it in settings.
Have you manage to find a solution for the problem?
Thanks.
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I am having the same issue! The light works, but it doesn't blink for notifications!!
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I am having the same issue! The light works, but it doesn't blink for notifications!!
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I also have the same problem: when it is charging and when it is fully charged the light works OK but doesn't flash for notifications. But it worked OK some time ago. Actually, when I think about it, it seems that the problem started after I had updated to the current firmware: Android version 4.3, HTC Sense version 5.5, software number 3.62.401.1
It must be issue with firmware/software because LED test works fine.
There's another thread similar to this one and someone there figured out the solution - you do a factory reset but, when the phone reboots, you do not restore everything using your Google account. Go through the setup as normal (without restoring) and once that is complete then you can add your Google account details.
It means you have to download and set up your apps again, but it is worth it to get the LED working.
HI I had a similar problem I cleaned out the hole with a needle and all is well, pin came out dirty (the one on the grill dirt was blocking led )
So, I haven't noticed until recently, but the LED notification light on my HTC One has become incredibly dim. I thought this was initially due to wear on the device, but I recently discovered that the LED becomes its old self for a few seconds when you charge it with the power off.
Can anyone help me make the LED burn as brightly as it did when I first bought it? I'm uploading a video example of this in action.
http://youtu.be/69LnDOXBluY (You may need to watch in HD due to the low light)
As you can tell from the video, there is something in that initial "Oh, it's time to charge" screen that makes the LED operate normally, then when the screen flashes, it goes back to being barely visible.
Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated. I just recently did a full GPE conversion on my phone, and before this on the custom rom I was using, I didn't have a screen or LED showing the device was charging when it was powered off, leading to this recent discovery, despite the LED being dim for quite a while in normal usage.
Same Issue!!!!!
Daman09 said:
So, I haven't noticed until recently, but the LED notification light on my HTC One has become incredibly dim. I thought this was initially due to wear on the device, but I recently discovered that the LED becomes its old self for a few seconds when you charge it with the power off.
Can anyone help me make the LED burn as brightly as it did when I first bought it? I'm uploading a video example of this in action.
(You may need to watch in HD due to the low light)
As you can tell from the video, there is something in that initial "Oh, it's time to charge" screen that makes the LED operate normally, then when the screen flashes, it goes back to being barely visible.
Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated. I just recently did a full GPE conversion on my phone, and before this on the custom rom I was using, I didn't have a screen or LED showing the device was charging when it was powered off, leading to this recent discovery, despite the LED being dim for quite a while in normal usage.
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I have EXACTLY the same issue with my One M7.
Someone Can help us?
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I have EXACTLY the same issue with my One M7.
Someone Can help us?
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I haven't found a solution yet, sadly.
Damn I was also looking for a solution. I had a htc one with huge gaps that I exchanged the led on that unit would light up rooms in pitch darkness. On my new one it's super dim
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Found something interesting that I'm going to try .. check it out androidforums.com/htc-droid-incredible-2/570438-proximity-sensor-always.html
Help!!!
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I haven't found a solution yet, sadly.
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Hey!!! Do you find any solution?
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Hey!!! Do you find any solution?
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I had similar problem. It was dirty. I have used brush to clean it . Now it is fully visible!
True. I used a fine paint brush to clean both grills. I noticed a huge increase in volume, and the LED was much brighter.
Compressed Air
Reilly9 said:
True. I used a fine paint brush to clean both grills. I noticed a huge increase in volume, and the LED was much brighter.
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Took a few seconds of duster to clean off dirt that I didn't realize was covering my LED.
Hey Everyone!
I am new to this site so pl bear with me if I am posting some wrong thing.
Got MOTO X Verizon running on HSPA in INDIA. Everything seemed to work good.
Suddenly after 3 days of normal use (no dropping, no dumping, no water damage), screen started to garble at uneven intervals.
With all the pain to search for the problem all over the internet I at last (i think) solved the problem.
For this I had disassembled the screen and motherboard and just pressed the golden sticker (above the inter-connecting cable on the back of the screen)
Screen works fine now, but I guess I screwed up the proximity sensor mounted on the motherboard (seemingly irreplaceable.)
When calling the screen goes black etc...( i know this issue has been cited many times...mine is different I believe)
This was working when i got the phone (waving my hand always used to start the active display).
I checked my settings for Active display, got numerous apps for the the proximity sensor testing. [ Phone Tester shows proximity FAR and does not change that value whatever i do; "Proximity Sensor Finder" shows 3.0 cm last value and does not change ever either]
Then I tried everything from the rubber gasket installation to a hard reset, factory reset and what not.(thanks to tonnes of websites and people helping all over the world)
NO LUCK!
I also noticed that the LED beside the sensor used to blink which has actually stopped. LIGHT sensor and all others are working nicely.
This is where my issue lies :silly: : " Has anyone got this type of problem? Has the golden sticker on the right top corner on the back of the screen anything to do with the RED LED of the proximity? I tried all dialers, all possible ways to bypass the Proximity but invain. I am not wishing to root this phone and I am not good with coding either. Can this be a software issue? (running 4.4.4).Is there a calibrator out there to rejuvenate my proximity?
PLEASE HELP!!
For the time being I am using bluetooth headsets (where the screen remains open).
In Kitkat?
V Limaye said:
Hey Everyone!
I am new to this site so pl bear with me if I am posting some wrong thing.
Got MOTO X Verizon running on HSPA in INDIA. Everything seemed to work good.
Suddenly after 3 days of normal use (no dropping, no dumping, no water damage), screen started to garble at uneven intervals.
With all the pain to search for the problem all over the internet I at last (i think) solved the problem.
For this I had disassembled the screen and motherboard and just pressed the golden sticker (above the inter-connecting cable on the back of the screen)
Screen works fine now, but I guess I screwed up the proximity sensor mounted on the motherboard (seemingly irreplaceable.)
When calling the screen goes black etc...( i know this issue has been cited many times...mine is different I believe)
This was working when i got the phone (waving my hand always used to start the active display).
I checked my settings for Active display, got numerous apps for the the proximity sensor testing. [ Phone Tester shows proximity FAR and does not change that value whatever i do; "Proximity Sensor Finder" shows 3.0 cm last value and does not change ever either]
Then I tried everything from the rubber gasket installation to a hard reset, factory reset and what not.(thanks to tonnes of websites and people helping all over the world)
NO LUCK!
I also noticed that the LED beside the sensor used to blink which has actually stopped. LIGHT sensor and all others are working nicely.
This is where my issue lies :silly: : " Has anyone got this type of problem? Has the golden sticker on the right top corner on the back of the screen anything to do with the RED LED of the proximity? I tried all dialers, all possible ways to bypass the Proximity but invain. I am not wishing to root this phone and I am not good with coding either. Can this be a software issue? (running 4.4.4).Is there a calibrator out there to rejuvenate my proximity?
PLEASE HELP!!
For the time being I am using bluetooth headsets (where the screen remains open).
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(waving my hand always used to start the active display).
This feature is gone with Lollipop though...
And I read you're on kitkat, but really there was a LED blinking there???
I own an xt1060. There is an LED there, but its always been less than useless for me. It never turns on. Ever. Not for calls (missed or otherwise), notifications, or charging. I've often wondered why it's there.
I can make it work in Cyanogenmod. Any stock ROM renders it useless.
when you said you checked gasket are you referring to the tinny black rectangle gasket around the led and prox censer? when i first starting working on the x i had smiler issue, the little gasket fell off and i did not notice it
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when you said you checked gasket are you referring to the tinny black rectangle gasket around the led and prox censer? when i first starting working on the x i had smiler issue, the little gasket fell off and i did not notice it
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Exactly the same small thing I m taking about.. God knows I dropped it or not... But when I opened it for the 4th tym... I noticed was not there.. Then I did not get it anywhere in sale and so replaced it with a small white rubber piece with 2 similarly cut holes. No luck. Where did u get it from?
BTW I believe it will make the proximity work only if the led on its left side blinks. That works like a transmitter and receive I guess.
My led won't even flash for once..
I plead to all the genius developers to device an app for proximity bypass.
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Exactly the same small thing I m taking about.. God knows I dropped it or not... But when I opened it for the 4th tym... I noticed was not there.. Then I did not get it anywhere in sale and so replaced it with a small white rubber piece with 2 similarly cut holes. No luck. Where did u get it from?
BTW I believe it will make the proximity work only if the led on its left side blinks. That works like a transmitter and receive I guess.
My led won't even flash for once..
I plead to all the genius developers to device an app for proximity bypass.
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it must be there to function properly, it fits very snug around both, seals off all light, i had the exact same issue you described, i have extra, pm me
hugh a said:
it must be there to function properly, it fits very snug around both, seals off all light, i had the exact same issue you described, i have extra, pm me
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I did replace it with a white rubber gasket almost cut into same pattern after an exhaustive search on internet for its replacement. And I am still stuck.
Also what I believe is that if the LED does not transmit at all, How is it going to help any way?
>>Sorry I am new to XDA could not find the option to PM you.
Thanks
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I did replace it with a white rubber gasket almost cut into same pattern after an exhaustive search on internet for its replacement. And I am still stuck.
Also what I believe is that if the LED does not transmit at all, How is it going to help any way?
>>Sorry I am new to XDA could not find the option to PM you.
Thanks
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You seem to not understand that even you have cut a replacement gasket, it may look perfect to you, but it can easily block the proximity and that's about it.
You should try with original one, then start pulling off conclusions if the sensors are defective or not.
Why don't you run a dry test without the gasket?
V Limaye said:
I did replace it with a white rubber gasket almost cut into same pattern after an exhaustive search on internet for its replacement. And I am still stuck.
Also what I believe is that if the LED does not transmit at all, How is it going to help any way?
>>Sorry I am new to XDA could not find the option to PM you.
Thanks
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click on my profile pic and you will see send message, you must have the gasket, if you dont that is you issue for sure been working on these sense they came out, you can not make the gasket, pm me
liveroy said:
You seem to not understand that even you have cut a replacement gasket, it may look perfect to you, but it can easily block the proximity and that's about it.
You should try with original one, then start pulling off conclusions if the sensors are defective or not.
Why don't you run a dry test without the gasket?
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"Dry test?" can you please elaborate this?
BTW I had tried using without the gasket too. Same values on the tester apps.
If sensor is working each time the value should change at least a bit when open to light without gasket.
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"Dry test?" can you please elaborate this?
BTW I had tried using without the gasket too. Same values on the tester apps.
If sensor is working each time the value should change at least a bit when open to light without gasket.
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By dry test I meant to test it without putting the display/frame over the board and test it that way. If it's not defective you should get proper readings off it.