[APP]SVMPowerMgr 2.0 - Yet another power comm. utility

[s.virtan]

Hello.

Firts of all sorry for my bad english.

I know that there is enough applications like this, but I've decided to write my own application, as a beginning for learn embeded C++ and mobile devices development. So, because this is my first app. in such domain, please don't punch me .

May be "power manager" sounds hard, this app. do exactly the same as per example psShotXP, namely:
- turn off the screen of Your device
- put the device in suspended mode
- soft reset the device
- turn off the device (HTC devs.).
- turn on/off wifi
- turn on/off phone module
- turn on/off bluetooth (make discoverable/invisible)
- switch phone bands Auto-2G-3G

You also can create 4 shortcuts to the program with parameters:
0 - turn off the screen of Your device
1 - put the device in suspended mode
2 - soft reset the device
3 - turn off the device.
4 - turn on/off phone module
5 - turn on/off wifi
6 - turn on/off bluetooth

You can change the images of backrounds button separator and buttons, they will be located in "Images" folder after install. With one restriction: now the buttons are black, so if you change the back of main program, consider this ...

Remarks: To close the main window you must tap anywhere outside the buttons or in space between buttons. Also to close additional windows tap the Close button or empty space of window.

P.S.
Discoverable/invisible mode for bluetooth is working on Microsoft stacks, on broadcom is to be developped (works just on/off bluetooth)

P.S. Supported screen resolutions: QVGA (240x320), Square (240x240), SquareQVGA (320x320), VGA(480x640), Square VGA (480x480), WVGA (480x800)

Regards.

[Wiggz]

Looks nice - good effort mate

[ULJ]

Hi

Works fine on Touch Diamond 2. Thanks

I am myself a developer and I was looking for a way to shut down the device from a shortcut. With the keyword "PowerOffWarning" from you I finally found the solution.

[Bxsteez]

Originally Posted by s.virtan Hello. About "turn off". I've tested these only on my Touch HD, and i've used the functionality of this device :PowerOffWarning (when you long-press the power button). May be this will work on Diamond too, i do not have them... Regards.

I might be a good idea to add an explanation on how to do this

[angler]

Thanks for the software. One of the file name in shortcut folder seems mispelling "standbay" instead of "standby".

[Cluster_]

Originally Posted by Bxsteez I might be a good idea to add an explanation on how to do this

Hi there, just copy the createt Shortcut SV*.lnk from /Windows/Startmenu/etc... into /Windows and rename it into "Long_Power.lnk". And thats it. Simply but powerfull.

Greats Tom

[Bxsteez]

Hmmm i didn't do that. I copied the program into the windows directory and changed the name to poweroffwarning.exe and i had to copy the images folder too

[rjmjr69]

Cuts the cleartype font out using this

[s.virtan]

Originally Posted by Bxsteez I might be a good idea to add an explanation on how to do this

Hi.
By "PowerOffWarning" I want to say, that when You long-press the power button on device it seems that a program PowerOffWarning.exe (wich You can find in \wndows dri.) is launched, and You can see the message box "Power will be turned off ...".
This is not my discovery, this is a standard HTC feature ... and a found it here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=424235 (middle of page) ...
That's all

[s.virtan]

Originally Posted by Wiggz Looks nice - good effort mate

Appreciate, thanks

Originally Posted by angler Thanks for the software. One of the file name in shortcut folder seems mispelling "standbay" instead of "standby".

I'll replace, emotions perhaps , thanks ...

Originally Posted by Bxsteez Hmmm i didn't do that. I copied the program into the windows directory and changed the name to poweroffwarning.exe and i had to copy the images folder too

Sorry, but ... why you are doing this ... You don't need to copy the program into windows, You can do this of course, but ... I think there is no need for ...
And about PowerOffWarning, I repeat that this is a HTC program, not mine, and if in \win. dir is no such file, the renaming of SVMPowerMgr to PowerOff will not help.
Regards.