Tactile Feedback - Question

[Guest RJP3]

I have the Samsung Omnia II i8000. The tactile feedback stopped working. I no longer feel it when I type, etc. I still feel the phone vibrate when I have it on silent so I know it it working, but I must have messed up a setting or somthing...I have done a softrest, but still not working...Any ideas??? digg_bgcolor = 'transparent'; digg_window = 'new'; digg_url = 'http://www.samsung-omnia.org/index.php?topic=10798.msg59290#msg59290'; digg_title = 'Tactile Feedback - QUESTION'; digg_bodytext = 'I have the Samsung Omnia II i8000. The tactile feedback stopped working. I no longer feel it when I type, etc. I still feel the phone vibrate when I have it on silent so I know it it working, but I must have messed up a setting or somthing...I have done a softrest, but still not working...Any ideas???'; digg_media = 'news';

Thanks!

[Guest sanyboi]

Hi

If you go into settings and then Sound Settings

From there go to Touch Alert, then on Alert what does it have set?

[Guest emperorben]

Hi RJP3,

I had the same problem previously (on G7 rom). I thought it could be due to some software I installed. Eventually, did a hard-reset and got back the haptic feedback.

But i recently discovered way better alternative to the default Samsung haptic feedback and it's free!- Touchresponse (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=450256).

The program works on Omnia 2. I like it becos:

a) You can configure the strength of the feedback

:) You can enable feedback AFTER the finger leaves a screen and

c) You can make it work universally throughout all programs (not just Samsung's)

Give it a try!

[Guest RJP3]

Hi

If you go into settings and then Sound Settings

From there go to Touch Alert, then on Alert what does it have set?

I checked and it has "vibration" set as Alert.

Thanks!

[Guest RJP3]

Hi RJP3,

I had the same problem previously (on G7 rom). I thought it could be due to some software I installed. Eventually, did a hard-reset and got back the haptic feedback.

But i recently discovered way better alternative to the default Samsung haptic feedback and it's free!- Touchresponse (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=450256).

The program works on Omnia 2. I like it becos:

a) You can configure the strength of the feedback

:) You can enable feedback AFTER the finger leaves a screen and

c) You can make it work universally throughout all programs (not just Samsung's)

Give it a try!

THank you...I will give it a try!