Bad calibrated Pulse???

[Guest Hakula]

OK here's my problem; youn know those games like labyrinth, and Lumbricidae.. well those games are based on moving the phon left and right, an i noticed that when i put my phone still , for example on a table

the thing in the game (like the ball in labyrinth) keeps going on myleft side, so i saw that it has the calibraion so i thought that i resolved the problem; i thought that it was a game problem, but after playing more games of that type i realized that it always goes to the left side... is thata phone problem???? maybe the hardware is broken or what???

sry for my english....

[Guest Hakula]

OK here's my problem; youn know those games like labyrinth, and Lumbricidae.. well those games are based on moving the phon left and right, an i noticed that when i put my phone still , for example on a table

the thing in the game (like the ball in labyrinth) keeps going on myleft side, so i saw that it has the calibraion so i thought that i resolved the problem; i thought that it was a game problem, but after playing more games of that type i realized that it always goes to the left side... is thata phone problem???? maybe the hardware is broken or what???

sry for my english....

Well i found that it's a accelerometer problem i saw other people comment about this problem...

so le's make it simple.. is there a way tocalibrate the accelerometer? :(

[Guest McSpoon]

Huawei did include an accelerometer test tool but it's completely rubbish. I'm not aware of any calibration tools so this post isn't any help. But if you want to try the accelerometer test, dial the secret code *#*#2846579#*#* into the phone dialer and it should launch the engineering mode application. Now select "MMI Test II" and then press the green button several times, until you get to the "Gravity sensor test" screen. Then simply rotate the phone to match each of the pictures. And it will tick each box. Fun! :(