or any on screen buttons in the HTC dialer. anyone know how to get rid of it? its supppper annoying
A little more information would be helpful -
1. does this tone happen when you press a button while on a call?
2. if it does - does your other party hear it or only you?
3. what buttons does it happen on touch screen buttons or only the buttons on the front of the phone?
4. is this when you have speaker phone on or a headset or simply using the phone?
5. is it only when you hang up or any button at any time while on a call?
6. do the buttons make normal sounds when you are NOT on a call?
7. have you turned off sound on your buttons - have you at least tried this to see if it kills the problem?
Bill
when in the dialer go Menu->Options then Keypad: Off
ahh keypad tones off got rid of the annoying beep lol thanks! wish there was a way i keep the beep for the numeric keypad without the obnoxious beep that came out of the speakerphone part rather than the ear piece when backspace/ call history/ speed dial is pressed
jut realized it still makes the annoying noise when it connects to a call
i found that someone had my exact problem on a wings smartphone. they edited the registires in order to turn it off. i played arround with mine all day but no luck. here is the thread if anyone can apply it to a kaiser id be very greatful!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=356416
Hi,
I'm new to the forum and only have HTC touch diamond for few days. I love the mobile and would like to keep it. However I'm deaf and rely on feeling the phone in my pocket, but the vibration is not strong enough to feel it all the time and it only vibrate once for incoming SMS. I have searched the net and read about the TouchResponse. I don't want the phone to vibrate everytime I touch it, but would like the vibration for incoming SMS stronger and longer. Does anybody can help me out with this?
Thanks a lot in advance!!
you can try puting an mp3 ringtone about 25 seconds or so of length in your Internal Memory/ My documents folder and choose it from with in the sounds and notificans menu in personal settings. Choose to have it vibrate and it will do so for the length of the ringtone.
Hi,
thanks a lot!! Its vibrate now longer, which is much better, but is there any change in making it stronger too?
Thanks!
Marshilli said:
Hi,
thanks a lot!! Its vibrate now longer, which is much better, but is there any change in making it stronger too?
Thanks!
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Although I'm not deaf my job requires me to have the phone on silent mode. When I bought the diamond I kept thinking to myself where did the vibration go? The best phone in vibration is the HTC Touch (elf), that little bastard vibrates like hell. Once I was on a reunion and had that phone in the pocket, my wife called me and I could hear it vibrating (besides feeling) in my pocket! The diamond has smooth vibration unfortunately
I just updated to official Froyo & I see that while somebody calls, pressing the volume buttons would not mute the ring like in Eclair!
Is it the same in all Froyo builds? Anyway to get that little option back?
Confirmed. i noticed the same problem too. i used this "feature" often to prevent distraction by an incoming call while having a discussion.
Another problem is the lag in switching orientation. Sometimes it didn't even detect a change in the phone's orientation. You have to sometimes give the phone a few jerks to get the switch going. I wonder if this due to the update or coincidentally the accelerometer gone faulty after the update.
Any help or hint to fix these will be appreciated.
Any help guys?
For me it works if you keep the vol button pressed for 1-2 sec
You are right buddy! It works if we hold it but not if press it once!!!
Eienkei said:
I just updated to official Froyo & I see that while somebody calls, pressing the volume buttons would not mute the ring like in Eclair!
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I don't have Froyo yet, but I read on another forum that if you press the power button when you receive the call, it will mute the sound. A new feature.
Dear all experts. My phone recently lost its vibration. I set incoming calls to vibrate but it never vibrates. Causing to to miss calls. Also keypad vibration and softkey press vibration is also not working.
However, once in a while out of the blue, the phone vibrates when i press back key for 2 to 3 times, then vibration does not work again.
Is it because of me installing custom rom making some vibration control files corrupted?
Previously I am on viper rom now switch to Qiss Me also the same. I thought it is rom issue but it seems it is not now. Can anyone help? appreciate it :crying:
Does it work on other ROMs?
All the ROMs I tried have the same issue. Now I experiment with my phone, its due to hardware problem after I drop to ground the other day. I can get back vibration if I hit my phone on my bed. But disappear after vibrate for a few time. Connection loose I suppose. So sad.
Guys, do take car of your phone, don't drop it or the motor connection will easily loosen.
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I've looked in all the threads opened with vibration problems but haven't found my issue.
Which is : the vibration intensity raises with each press ( I think it has 3 vibration intensity ) To be more precise if , for example, I press the back button once I get a low intensity vibration, but if I pressed it quickly for 3,4,5,6 times I can hear how the vibrator increases the intensity and stays that way. So the intensity is not the same if I press the same button once or more times.
Has someone this behavior on their phones? Maybe is normal, but in my old S2 the vibration was constant form the beginning. Thanks!
L.E. : At least answer me please if your phone's vibration is ok, just test it by pressing the back button once, and then press it again for about 6 times repeatedly if you have haptic feedbak enabled
Happens on my phone too. Might be that the vibration engine needs to be more precisely controlled (could be done with software, maybe).
I also have this issue which I find rather annoying when pressing the back button quickly.
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It's completely normal. The vibration is sort of a spinning disc and it needs about half a second to spin up to high speed. When you trigger short vibrations repeatedly it doesn't stop completely between each tap and the vibration feels stronger.
Ambroos said:
It's completely normal. The vibration is sort of a spinning disc and it needs about half a second to spin up to high speed. When you trigger short vibrations repeatedly it doesn't stop completely between each tap and the vibration feels stronger.
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Thank you, this now makes sense.
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The same here!
It's normal!
It is normal for Xperia Z maybe, but I haven't seen a phone that does same (Xperia U,J, Samsung S2,S3,Note2, HTC Sensation, Iphone 4,5, S3 Mini, even Allview etc.) , feels like a cheap phone vibration in my opinion. If I type on my keyboard, and I type really quick, the phone is continuous vibrating, that sucks in my opinion, where is the haptic feedback in this?
P.S. thank you all for answering, I thought that my phone had a hardware problem.
Try changing the vibration intensity in the keyboard settings, worked for me
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It is normal for Xperia Z maybe, but I haven't seen a phone that does same (Xperia U,J, Samsung S2,S3,Note2, HTC Sensation, Iphone 4,5, S3 Mini, even Allview etc.) , feels like a cheap phone vibration in my opinion. If I type on my keyboard, and I type really quick, the phone is continuous vibrating, that sucks in my opinion, where is the haptic feedback in this?
P.S. thank you all for answering, I thought that my phone had a hardware problem.
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Thread revival. I am experiencing the exact same thing on my Z Ultra. It feels really awkward to my Note 2. Not sure if it really is 'normal', just bad implementation.
It is normal. I ve tested it on several Sony Z . I ve even changed the vibrator in one of them and it is the same thing. That is how the module works.
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It's completely normal. The vibration is sort of a spinning disc and it needs about half a second to spin up to high speed. When you trigger short vibrations repeatedly it doesn't stop completely between each tap and the vibration feels stronger.
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i wanted to say this but you did it before i do:laugh:
This is 100% true
I discoverd this when i Smashed a ps2 controller
After fixing the vibration problem now I this issue appears
Can it be fixed by replacing the vibration motor?