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[APP] LG O2X Touch LED Notifications

I've been using Martin Börjesson's LED Notifications app for a while and you can now find it on the market!
"LG O2X Touch LED Notifications"
By Martin Börjesson
I found it's light on battery. And you can simply disable the notification part if you just want to recall the setting of touch LED brightness after reboot. It's free

I can't make it work with cyanogen nighlty :/

Pierrot94200 said:
I can't make it work with cyanogen nighlty :/
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hmm..I can.

do i need to set any monitor app if i want it notice the miss call? if so, which?

Can't make it work with DocSlim
I tested all settings, i changed parameters in Accessibility, nothing happens...

Have you tried a reboot (though mine worked fine without on cm. Weird..)

Very nice, works on the G2x as well, with cm7

it works on su660 (korean version of o2X) too. thanks for good information.

Yep !
I've been using it since version 0.2 and it works really good. I just installed last version from market.
To emprize : no you don't need any app monitor for missed call. It's one of the 3 basics (Gmail, SMS/MMS, Missed call). Look into "notification" if "Missed call" is checked (should be by default).

lpn- said:
Yep !
I've been using it since version 0.2 and it works really good. I just installed last version from market.
To emprize : no you don't need any app monitor for missed call. It's one of the 3 basics (Gmail, SMS/MMS, Missed call). Look into "notification" if "Missed call" is checked (should be by default).
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thx mate! how come i cant see the "missed call", lol

What about battery drain?

-=Beavis=- said:
What about battery drain?
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I haven't noticed any as of yet but the way the program is set-up, it could be a battery guzzler. This app loops check for notifications as opposed to being built into the framework

jlevy73 said:
I haven't noticed any as of yet but the way the program is set-up, it could be a battery guzzler. This app loops check for notifications as opposed to being built into the framework
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Thanks for the reply. I think I'll just try it myself!
If anyone of you notices a serious battery drain I'd appreciate a post

anybody know what's the accelerometer tolerance for? i don't quite get it.
Sent from my LG-P990 using XDA App

problems is that as soon as you have a notification, your phone will not go to sleep. And then will drain battery until you check your phone

Yea that's what I mean but you didn't notice a serious drain because of that?
Just to be sure, the screen remains off and the buttons glow it is simply that the phone doesn't go into "sleep" mode (what somehow makes sense)?!

Did some testing
And my sleeping phone (no notification) consume 2-3% an hour
With the notification glowing (meaning no sleep) for an hour, I loose 10%

The phone does sleep, the app has zero wakelock according to spare parts.

well, the leds are still blinking, from what I know (I still may be wrong there's no LG routine for the blinking. It does mean it's done by the "LG O2X Touch LED Notifications" so no sleep...
well this is what I'm guessing, since we do not have the source code

Just cos an app does something doesn't mean it has to keep the phone awake to do it

glaxy note notification light

anyone know if galaxy note has notfication light..i keep missing messages and missed calls

The Note doesn't have a notification light. For me it's the worst thing about the phone.
There is a mod (here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1389394&highlight=+mod+) that lights up the menu and back buttons when you have a notification. I've not tried it though...

Nope, there's none out of the box, which is a pity, you'll need something like
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1389394

If you want to go withut mod, this one also nice
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.led.notify&feature=search_result
Audio + visual reminder, supports almost applications you need to have notifications.

My Best app for this in 3 Android phones so far is NoLed

thank u all..noled is a cool app. thanks

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My Best app for this in 3 Android phones so far is NoLed
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I got high battery drain with NoLED. And you should know that not only the shown pixels are on, the whole Display is. And with "black" the red and green AMOLED-Pixels are on as well. In summary an AMOLED-display itself supports a single lit pixel but the Android framework does'nt. So display notifications are useless in this form...

I m fully agree for battery n full screen notification. But here two more nice function help to reduce problem. Sleep time - i just do noled off for my sleep time, so no more notification reminder, as well disturbance
Another is audio reminder, if phone is in pocket even it remind you with audio. So chances to remain screen on/miss event is minimal.
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Some custom kernels are compatible with BLN app (free in the market).
Search "BLN" with google, it's the best notification app (for me)

UncleManuel said:
I got high battery drain with NoLED. And you should know that not only the shown pixels are on, the whole Display is. And with "black" the red and green AMOLED-Pixels are on as well. In summary an AMOLED-display itself supports a single lit pixel but the Android framework does'nt. So display notifications are useless in this form...
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Yes it drain the battery but some times not missing a call is more important
dr.ketan said:
I m fully agree for battery n full screen notification. But here two more nice function help to reduce problem. Sleep time - i just do noled off for my sleep time, so no more notification reminder, as well disturbance
Another is audio reminder, if phone is in pocket even it remind you with audio. So chances to remain screen on/miss event is minimal.
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iam using v 5.1.2, do you mean Sleep time: is time settings--> time and sleep , where you adjust NoLed off at sleeping time?
Never tried the audio reminder, how it sound? would it be like someone keep telling you (you got a missed call)?

Ah yeah I forgot: The high battery drain is partially caused by the fact that the CPU cannot be in deep sleep while the display is on. Another "feature" of the Android framework...

thermax04 said:
Yes it drain the battery but some times not missing a call is more important
iam using v 5.1.2, do you mean Sleep time: is time settings--> time and sleep , where you adjust NoLed off at sleeping time?
Never tried the audio reminder, how it sound? would it be like someone keep telling you (you got a missed call)?
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Yes sleeping time means, noled remains disabled for given scheduled time.
For audio reminder you can set repeat time of it like how frequent it give reminder for missed event, n also selection of ring tone for audio reminder.
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[Q] Wake up on charging

I like to keep the battery in my Note as charged up possible which means I plug it into the charger most times I come home and so I have to unplug it whenever I leave ... and so both coming and going the phone display turns on when I plug/unplug it and 99.9% of the time I don't want this. If the display is off it should just stay that way! For some reason I find this unwanted behavior so obnoxious I was going to get rid of the phone ... until I realized that getting a new phone might likely have the same problem since it seems to be quite common. I'm not so sensitive to other things not quite working the way I would like, but that one is so obviously crazy and happens so many times per day that it bugs me more and more each day. I've never seen this discussed, so my main confusion on this issue is why this doesn't seem to bother anybody else.
Anyway I noticed in the Revolt Rom there is a feature in the list called "Wake up on charging".
Does having this feature imply that one can disable it ... i.e. not have it wake up when the charger is plugged in?
Also does this mean that you can also disable Wake up when charging is terminated by unplugging the charger?
Please say yes and I will just die now and go to heaven.
If my interpretation of this feature is correct ... can most modern roms do this or is this unique to the Revolt rom?
Thanks
~Paul
~Paul

wrong section to post q
I have found option in developer menu but that states to keep device awake.
Usually screen dims and sleeps after a while.
I press powerbutton to put screen into sleep.
Another workaround could be to use tasker and program it to set screen off upon adding charger.
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baz77 said:
Usually screen dims and sleeps after a while.
I press powerbutton to put screen into sleep.
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Yes it dims after 10 minutes (in my case since that is my sleep delay setting), but why should I waste 10 minutes of power or why should I have to press the power button to avoid this? My point is that this makes no sense. It would make way more sense for the screen to turn off when I tell it to and not otherwise.
> Another workaround could be to use tasker and program it to set screen off upon adding charger.
Now you're talking. A suggestion that actually worked. I had never heard of tasker. I paid the 3 bucks, then spent an hour learning how it works and figuring out the right combination of profile contexts and tasks ... and then it didn't work. I was using button number 26 which was supposed to be the power button but I never figured out why this didn't turn off the screen on the N7000. (Surprisingly tasker does not have a task identified as turning off the display!). Eventually however I stumbled across the fact that the task item called "system lock" turned off the display, and that did the trick for me. It was a minor expense and a lot of work to get my phone to behave the way I believe it should have to begin with ... but I'm happy that I prevailed in the end. Thanks very much for your suggestion.
~Paul

Haven't seen that option in stock-based ROMs but CM ROMs can do this.
I'm currently using CM10.2 and the screen stays off while connecting/disconnecting the charger

good one

jakuburban said:
Haven't seen that option in stock-based ROMs but CM ROMs can do this.
I'm currently using CM10.2 and the screen stays off while connecting/disconnecting the charger
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Do you know if that is true with CM10.1 based roms as well?
I don't flash often, and I don't want to flash a CM10.2 based rom since it looked to me that this was still too much of a work in progress.
~Paul

pmennen said:
Do you know if that is true with CM10.1 based roms as well?
I don't flash often, and I don't want to flash a CM10.2 based rom since it looked to me that this was still too much of a work in progress.
~Paul
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I think jellybam had this option and surely some other ROMs have it too, but I can't help You with 10.1 ROMs as I don't use them myself.
However You might wanna give a chance to 10.2. I think it's pretty good for daily usage as I'm using it like 3 weeks now. All the major bugs have been fixed. The only unsupported apps are the navigation ones like tom tom and automapa. However forevermaps still works.

That's what worked for me in Tasker
Profile: State/Power/Power any
Entry --> Power - On
Exit <-- Power - Off
Task: Power - On
Variable/Variable set/%PWR =1
Task: Power - Off
Variable/Variable set/%PWR =0
Profile: State/Display/Display State Off
Entry --> Power - Old
Exit <-- Screen - Off
Task: Power - Old
Variable/Variable set/%PWR_OLD = %PWR
Task: Screen - Off
Display/System Lock
If %PWR_OLD =/= (not =) %PWR
Variable/Variable set/%PWR_OLD = %PWR

notification by just the led light?

Hi all.
I have two questions.
1) is it possible to be notified by just led notification, on any app ( no vibration, no sound)?
2) how can I disable Doze for sync or wifi, I have a problem with doze because it put to sleep everything including wifi and sync so my Gmail especially, notifies me only when I manually swipe down inbox.
I am not rooted on Cata rom latest the rest is all stock 601 S.
Thank you all.

hormosapiens said:
Hi all.
I have two questions.
1) is it possible to be notified by just led notification, on any app ( no vibration, no sound)?
2) how can I disable Doze for sync or wifi, I have a problem with doze because it put to sleep everything including wifi and sync so my Gmail especially, notifies me only when I manually swipe down inbox.
I am not rooted on Cata rom latest the rest is all stock 601 S.
Thank you all.
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1. yes. must be rooted and it needs to be in the ROM/kernel you are using or you could use the app light flow.

Regarding question 2, there are no settings for Doze. The entire idea behind Doze is to disable everything when the device is lying still (i.e. not being used or touched) and is not on charge. If you want sync and WiFi to function while the Nexus 6 isn't being used, plug the phone into the charger.

Strephon Alkhalikoi said:
Regarding question 2, there are no settings for Doze. The entire idea behind Doze is to disable everything when the device is lying still (i.e. not being used or touched) and is not on charge. If you want sync and WiFi to function while the Nexus 6 isn't being used, plug the phone into the charger.
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actually, there are settings, in the filesystem. problem is that there is no user ui. but, there is an app posted in XDA with those settings put into a ui.
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here you go, an app for the doze settings http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/root-doze-settings-editor-android-t3235130

Ok, but will that work in this case? The OP wants to keep his WiFi up and sync running, which will effectively prevent Doze from ever kicking in. The way I understand what he's asking for, if he doesn't want Doze he should go back to Android 5.1.1 instead.

Strephon Alkhalikoi said:
Ok, but will that work in this case? The OP wants to keep his WiFi up and sync running, which will effectively prevent Doze from ever kicking in. The way I understand what he's asking for, if he doesn't want Doze he should go back to Android 5.1.1 instead.
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I actually agree with your last statement, and just plug in.
doze does nothing for me, considering that its usually in my back pocket when not using it. and for doze to work, it must be laying flat, not moving around. which my phone is never in that position. anyways, I'm very happy with my battery life without doze as it is

With my work schedule, Doze doesn't kick in all that much unless I'm home. Even then we're talking a few hours at most. :good:

Strephon Alkhalikoi said:
With my work schedule, Doze doesn't kick in all that much unless I'm home. Even then we're talking a few hours at most. :good:
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that's what I'm saying :good:

Also works with tasker and set light function.

I have an almost stock rom, and my phone is on my desk most of my working hours, yet I both get all my messages, and Doze still works.
I've read about people having problems syncing, but I get all my mail and notifications. So Doze should never interfere with these.
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Request: display clocks night mode...

What I would like to have happen is have the clock go into night mode when: wirelessly charging, connected to a specific wifi network, and to start and end at specific times.
I've been messing around with this and can't figure it out for the life of me. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Larzzzz82 said:
What I would like to have happen is have the clock go into night mode when: wirelessly charging, connected to a specific wifi network, and to start and end at specific times.
I've been messing around with this and can't figure it out for the life of me. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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where exactly are you stuck at?

Basically the whole thing... I created a profile called night mode to turn on and off at certain hours.
In the tasks tab, I've tried to set up the wifi network, but don't see a variable for specifying being connected to it, nor do I see anything for the battery charging wirelessly.
A couple you tube videos later and I'm scratching my head harder.

Larzzzz82 said:
Basically the whole thing... I created a profile called night mode to turn on and off at certain hours.
In the tasks tab, I've tried to set up the wifi network, but don't see a variable for specifying being connected to it, nor do I see anything for the battery charging wirelessly.
A couple you tube videos later and I'm scratching my head harder.
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so for the Wi-Fi part:
- there is the state 'Wi-Fi connected' to activate when you are connected
- you can use 'test net' to store ssid to a variable, then check it for a match with certain ssid, with which you want the profile to react to - only do when connected to certain Wi-Fi.
I don't have wireless charge so I cannot say anything here, but if I remember correctly, recent update of Tasker has included detection of this, so too should bff able to sound something useful in those states or events.
Then finally, in the clock app, you can either try to use intent or simulate taps to switch it to night clock.
After that, hopefully you will be happy with the result

Thank you sir. I will give those a shot

Light dawns on marble head! I got it to work, 98% of what I envisioned.
Is there a way to make this work without having to wake the phone up first? A lot of times, I just place it on the charger.

Larzzzz82 said:
Light dawns on marble head! I got it to work, 98% of what I envisioned.
Is there a way to make this work without having to wake the phone up first? A lot of times, I just place it on the charger.
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what is your solution so far?
for connecting to Wi-Fi, sometimes it does not connect without screen on though, and I still have not figured that out.

Rather than try to explain it, these are my set ups.
Didn't seem to work as I wanted until I added the the, If lines to tasks 2and 3.
Still gotta unlock the phone to start the process though.

Larzzzz82 said:
Rather than try to explain it, these are my set ups.
Didn't seem to work as I wanted until I added the the, If lines to tasks 2and 3.
Still gotta unlock the phone to start the process though.
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did you check to use root in the run shell commands?
Sadly I don't have a solution for the unlocking part.

I did use root. Had to add the if statement at the bottom for. Both tasks are the same aside from the input tap x y numbers
PS.. If I remove the pattern lock, it will work the way I want(ed) it to. Not worth it to do that IMO.
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Larzzzz82 said:
I did use root. Had to add the if statement at the bottom for. Both tasks are the same aside from the input tap x y numbers
PS.. If I remove the pattern lock, it will work the way I want(ed) it to. Not worth it to do that IMO.
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ah the pattern lock! now I see the pattern
do you have Xposed? maybe try to allow clock app over lock screen?

No exposed. Is it out for 7.1.1?
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Larzzzz82 said:
No exposed. Is it out for 7.1.1?
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oh naah....

Seems to stop after the battery is charged... Gotta figure out how to latch the power till the end of the task.