The issue of scrolling speed and sensitivity of screen

[Guest echaya]

Once I played with my HTC-touch-cruise (or whatever other htc-touch things), there is always some values in regedit can change to adjust the sensitivity of screen as well as the rate of scrolling up and down.

However, I just looked around, can't find such similar threshold things.

Any one can give me a hand?

[Guest eduuuuu]

I also think omnia screen sensitivity is poor. one of the worst, comparing to any other model

[Guest fenomeno83]

I also think omnia screen sensitivity is poor. one of the worst, comparing to any other model

are you crazy? ;)

omnia has the best sensitive screen in comparison with others resistive touchscreen (not capacitive as iphone)

maybe your rom is old and not good..flashi900DXHI2

http://rapidshare.com/files/148636742/i900DXHI2.part1.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/148621125/i900DXHI2.part2.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/148639638/i900DXHI2.part3.rar

Edited September 30, 2008 by fenomeno83

[Guest eduuuuu]

I had HP, Palm Clie, Palm Tungsten E, E2, treo 680, Treo 750 e now I have Palm TX and Omnia

And from all above, omnia is the worst.

I am using a screen protector, ... maybe that's what causing it, to be bad...? you think?

The fact is that I have always used screen protectors in those above too!

are you crazy? ;)

omnia has the best sensitive screen in comparison with others resistive touchscreen (not capacitive as iphone)

maybe your rom is old and not good..flashi900DXHI2

http://rapidshare.com/files/148636742/i900DXHI2.part1.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/148621125/i900DXHI2.part2.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/148639638/i900DXHI2.part3.rar

[Guest new2city]

Unfortunately, I have to tend to agree that the Omnia has a touch screen that is not very sensitive. Do have you the situation where, when you are doing screen alignment, you have to press pretty hard at the "crosses" to get it to accept your calibration point? I wish there is a threshold registry key somewhere like in the HTCs where you can change the sensitivity..

[Guest echaya]

However, through flashing from one rom to another, the sensitivity of screen does change.

What I believe is that it is controllable by editing the reg like other phones...

you guys have any idea on that?

[Guest Michael122w]

However, through flashing from one rom to another, the sensitivity of screen does change.

What I believe is that it is controllable by editing the reg like other phones...

you guys have any idea on that?

I agree that the sensitivity of the screen is not particularly great on my Omnia. It is a particularly a problem near the edge of the screen (point in case is the Slide-2-Unlock slider). My old gigabyte i300 was much more sensitive. I was wondering if everyone who is having problems is using a screen saver (I certainly am - would hate for my pretty phone to be scratched ;) ).

I went searching for registry edits and found a likely candidate under HKLM\Hareware\Devicemap\touch\Click. I tried a range of values up to 21000 - but didn't seem to make a difference. (though always hard to tell for sure)

[Guest Omnia_1]

Take a look at such apps FTouchFlo, Resco Explorer, SPB Shell etc etc... These apps seem to require less force scrolling, tapping, etc. I seem to remember somewhere in the FTouchFlo (before it became FTouchSL) thread something about LCD screen sensitivity and how to alter registry settings.

Edited October 1, 2008 by Omnia_1

[Guest 1Mack]

This is a great topic I hope one of the gurus can find a hack to tweak it up ;) .

[Guest KM]

Maybe it really depends on the installed rom, because I use a german one at the moment and the omnia has the most sensitive screen I ever owned.

km

[Guest boybi]

Omnia's screen is the worst. Hard to use the right scroll bar, unlike my previous HTC Touch.

[Guest boybi]

Omnia's screen is the worst. Hard to use the right scroll bar, unlike my previous HTC Touch.

[Guest echaya]

I agree that the sensitivity of the screen is not particularly great on my Omnia. It is a particularly a problem near the edge of the screen (point in case is the Slide-2-Unlock slider). My old gigabyte i300 was much more sensitive. I was wondering if everyone who is having problems is using a screen saver (I certainly am - would hate for my pretty phone to be scratched ;) ).

I went searching for registry edits and found a likely candidate under HKLM\Hareware\Devicemap\touch\Click. I tried a range of values up to 21000 - but didn't seem to make a difference. (though always hard to tell for sure)

A good try,man

What I tried is to search for is "pressurethreshold"(one of the entry for HTC touch to adjust the sensitivity), but no luck

[Guest lastnikita]

I already saw that registry key (for omnia) on a forum, but can't remember which one nor on which topic ;)

I think I tried it once and it seemed to me it worked, however I didn't test any further.

[Guest Reuben (MY)]

Unfortunately, I have to tend to agree that the Omnia has a touch screen that is not very sensitive. Do have you the situation where, when you are doing screen alignment, you have to press pretty hard at the "crosses" to get it to accept your calibration point? I wish there is a threshold registry key somewhere like in the HTCs where you can change the sensitivity..

HKLM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH\Click

change it to Hex 250 see if you feel it more responsive. i personally don't feel any different.

[Guest 1Mack]

HKLM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH\Click

change it to Hex 250 see if you feel it more responsive. i personally don't feel any different.

Mines WAS at 500 already and it felt goood ;) but I did not know it was at 500 until you said to look. Maybe when I sent my SKTools to optimize everything it set this. I am on HHI2. But now I have set it to 750 and it is blazing. I will test to see if this setting effects anything but 500 was no problem.

Edited October 1, 2008 by 1Mack

[Guest GSeeker2]

Mines WAS at 500 already and it felt goood ;) but I did not know it was at 500 until you said to look. Maybe when I sent my SKTools to optimize everything it set this. I am on HHI2. But now I have set it to 750 and it is blazing. I will test to see if this setting effects anything but 500 was no problem.

Mine WAS at 1280, and i didn't tweak it.

So i guess it is the default value of DXHI2.

But the screen sensitivity is still very bad compared to HTC devices(I owned Diamond and Kaiser).

[Guest Winkle74]

HKLM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH\Click

change it to Hex 250 see if you feel it more responsive. i personally don't feel any different.

Hi Everyone...

Can anyone teach me how to to this? I'm not very familiar with these stuffs. Do you use a special program to edit the value?

[Guest PaSSoA]

Dude, this is not IRC or MSN, haha... you don't have to type single words. Just type the entire sentence and click "Add Reply".

Anyway you have to get a registry editor like PHM Registry Editor or something similar. Just do a google search :wink:

[Guest Michael122w]

Hi Everyone...

Can anyone teach me how to to this? I'm not very familiar with these stuffs. Do you use a special program to edit the value?

Total Commander is my tool of choice. It is a basic file explorer, but if your explore the "\\" folder in the root and you will be able to explore the registry (it is just like exploring folders)

I am not convinced that the "Click" settings are the problem. I have changed this quite a few different settings and didn't find any difference.

I have a feelling that the problem is the area over which decides when a click has been made. When i use my stylus (which isn't often) the screen picks up the point quite well. However, when I use my finger it is not good. I tried creating registry entries for "DeltaXCoordTolerance" and "DelaYCoordTolerance" which should effect the region for touch recognition. I read some of the tech documentation which suggested this might fix the problem. However - it did nothing ;)

[Guest awarner (MVP)]

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[Guest Winkle74]

Total Commander is my tool of choice. It is a basic file explorer, but if your explore the "\\" folder in the root and you will be able to explore the registry (it is just like exploring folders)

I am not convinced that the "Click" settings are the problem. I have changed this quite a few different settings and didn't find any difference.

I have a feelling that the problem is the area over which decides when a click has been made. When i use my stylus (which isn't often) the screen picks up the point quite well. However, when I use my finger it is not good. I tried creating registry entries for "DeltaXCoordTolerance" and "DelaYCoordTolerance" which should effect the region for touch recognition. I read some of the tech documentation which suggested this might fix the problem. However - it did nothing :wacko:

Thanks. I wish someone could solve this problem soon. Cause it irritates me. especially when i use touch player. ;)

[Guest fenomeno83]

I had HP, Palm Clie, Palm Tungsten E, E2, treo 680, Treo 750 e now I have Palm TX and Omnia

And from all above, omnia is the worst.

I am using a screen protector, ... maybe that's what causing it, to be bad...? you think?

The fact is that I have always used screen protectors in those above too!

yes yes,maybe your screen protector is not good(try without)..I know that some screen protector have problems with omnia!m,any peple had problems with some screen protector on omnia

or maybe your firmware is not good..try i900DXHI2(the best in this moment)

OMNIA HAS THE BEST SENSITIVE TOUCHSCREEN IN COMPARISON WITH THE OTHERS RESISTIVE TOUCH!

[Guest Raul6]

since i started using ftouchsl 2.9 i have no complaints with scrolling but without i find it slow with or without the screen protector

[Guest echaya]

at the same folder of touch/click, there is another key called :updown. I swith the value from 100 to 300, it looks that it scroll a little bit faster...

not sure yet...