Torch for Omnia II

[Guest connectpda]

VTorch 0.1

After trying several torch & flash programs. I have decided to write my own.

This is a simple application which will switch on/off the camera flash for the selected time

(default time is 1 minute).

NOTE: I have only tested this application on my Omnia II I8000. I don't know if it works on other devices.

Requirements:

1. .NETCF 2.0 and above

2. Samsung Windows Mobile SDK 2.0

Install:

Run the VTorchSetup.cab file. It will create a shortcut in "Start Menu\Programs" folder. You can map

this shortcut to any hardware button.

Usage:

1. Select for how long you want the light to be on.

2. Press the button "On".

3. Now if you press the button "Off" then it is switched off immediately. If not then it will switch off automatically after the selected time is elapsed.

Caution: Leaving the light on for long durations may drain your battery.

Screenshot:

Attached Files:

VTorchSetup.CAB

[Guest vidaloka102000]

;) excellent application.

[Guest c3p9]

I've read in many forums that having the led on for more than a couple of seconds can possibly fry the led itself resulting in a "damaged" device.

Anyone has enough experience/expertise on this to post a comment?

[Guest]

I don't think so: what about filming on devices that have leds? They can be left on for a whole hour if needed, and that's the way from the OEM

[Guest Rapid81]

I've read in many forums that having the led on for more than a couple of seconds can possibly fry the led itself resulting in a "damaged" device.

Anyone has enough experience/expertise on this to post a comment?

I'm using the mymade O2Flash and I used it for over a half an hour when I was searched for something. The led still works perfectly!

[Guest connectpda]

I've read in many forums that having the led on for more than a couple of seconds can possibly fry the led itself resulting in a "damaged" device.

Anyone has enough experience/expertise on this to post a comment?

I have tested the application with 10-15minute intervals several times. Led still works.

[Guest connectpda]

I'm using the mymade O2Flash and I used it for over a half an hour when I was searched for something. The led still works perfectly!

Rapid81 - Thanks for the link. The O2Compass is excellent. Great work.

[Guest maldonj1]

on my old i910 i used the flash pretty much every single morning for a year in 5 minute intervals, not to mention all the times i turned it on just to show people along with pictures and i never had a problem.

[Guest dove395]

great app, thanks a lot!!!!

VTorch 0.1

After trying several torch & flash programs. I have decided to write my own.

This is a simple application which will switch on/off the camera flash for the selected time

(default time is 1 minute).

NOTE: I have only tested this application on my Omnia II I8000. I don't know if it works on other devices.

Requirements:

1. .NETCF 2.0 and above

2. Samsung Windows Mobile SDK 2.0

Install:

Run the VTorchSetup.cab file. It will create a shortcut in "Start Menu\Programs" folder. You can map

this shortcut to any hardware button.

Usage:

1. Select for how long you want the light to be on.

2. Press the button "On".

3. Now if you press the button "Off" then it is switched off immediately. If not then it will switch off automatically after the selected time is elapsed.

Caution: Leaving the light on for long durations may drain your battery.

Screenshot:

Attached Files:

VTorchSetup.CAB

[Guest bluhound]

I've read in many forums that having the led on for more than a couple of seconds can possibly fry the led itself resulting in a "damaged" device.

Anyone has enough experience/expertise on this to post a comment?

It is confirmed that LEDs can be on for a long time.

The "frying" problem is very likely related to mobile phones which uses Xenon light instead of white LEDs.

[Guest dande]

Thank you man

p.s Can you make it a Swiss knife as well?? :)

Edited March 20, 2010 by dande

[Guest jebise]

i forgot about this app, the only thing missing is just a on button that will keep it in forever

[Guest Alex_Vr]

Hello, thank you for Torch, for PDA I8000NXXJC1 there is a new version?

not fount DLL PInvoke SamsungMobileSDK_2.dll

Edited March 31, 2010 by Alex_Vr