the led simply blinks red , blue and green colours only although i choose other colours
What device are you using? What model number?
[APP] Light Manager Compatibility
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What device are you using? What model number?
It works, but inconsistently. Sometimes when there is a message or I reboot the device the damn stock blue light comes back. But what bothers me more is that the brightness settings in your app doesn't work anymore, properly. I mean I always used your app on my Note 2 with the LED brightness set as high. It was always bright regardless of the ambient light intensity, another stupid thing Samsung does! When I select the same setting on S4, it works 2 out of 10 times, which is annoying. Hope you will fix it sometimes.
Isn't there any way you can detach all the connections with the system LED settings? I mean you know if I turn off the system LED settings then your app doesn't work.
Update: Okay so for testing I flashed a custom kernel, and in STweaks I turned up the LED intensity in low light environment to 120 and it stays. If that's any help to you.
Isn't there any way you can detach all the connections with the system LED settings? I mean you know if I turn off the system LED settings then your app doesn't work.
Update: Okay so for testing I flashed a custom kernel, and in STweaks I turned up the LED intensity in low light environment to 120 and it stays. If that's any help to you.
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Any kernel which now has my LED controls on the 9500 will behave the same as on the S3 and Note 2 (And probably also 9505). I exposed the hardware driver to allow a blinkrate of 0. I tested things with your original app to have userspace behave as it should. You can use /sys/class/sec/led/led_fade as a flag to detect the controls, reverting whatever changes you did should fix things.
Sure, the Rom is that http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2306650
I found another annoying problem, without no nothification the led lights white, alone, without no reason, for this problem i cant use your app
i hope you fix this two problem..
thanks
Please see FAQ #20 for the problem about SMS.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1t26evGufoC4Fha1Vjyho1cgBKHY6MLJGBPHcsGKZVLc/edit
About the 2nd problem, is there any notification you set to white color in Light Manager?
Sorry that I am not going to override system LED settings since it requires root to tweak. Tweaking is different for different device as well.
Good, i will try it :good:
No, i didnt set to white any notification, also i havent any notification when the led start to light white.. is strange, it light alone without any possible reason
i hope we can found the way to fix it, i wanna use your great app...
Thanks for your support
The guy is talking about Adam kernel. You mean your kernel is having the same problem with Light Manager since you allowed blinkrate of 0? But stock kernel is still not allowing blinkrate of 0, right? That's the reason why I couldn't revert the changes.
Adam uses my controls. What I'm saying is to avoid your 9500-specific hack if you detect a custom kernel with these controls which fixed the 0 blinkrate in the drivers.
The way you turn up the LED intensity requires root. So I think I'm not going to do that.
May I know how to detect if a device is using custom kernel without using root?
I don't know, but what's the reason of avoiding root! Isn't everyone rooted nowadays? As I said on Note 2, the LED brightness worked fine, on S4 it isn't working.
Not everyone is rooted. From the beginning until now, I am always trying to avoid root. Trying to make Light Manager standardized to all devices is my main objective as well.
FYI, Light Manager brightness setting is just a workaround method. There is no brightness adjustment without using root.
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26I am the developer of Light Manager. It is an app to configure notification LED color and its flashing frequency for different notification types. Quite a number of people reported that it is not working properly on Samsung Galaxy S 4, however at the same time there are people reported it is working perfectly. I am confused since currently I do not have a device to test.
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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=17353311
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Any kernel which now has my LED controls on the 9500 will behave the same as on the S3 and Note 2 (And probably also 9505). I exposed the hardware driver to allow a blinkrate of 0. I tested things with your original app to have userspace behave as it should. You can use /sys/class/sec/led/led_fade as a flag to detect the controls, reverting whatever changes you did should fix things.
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