Automatic backlight adjustment

[Guest mokkimhong]

Hi,

i am just wondering, anyone notice this or not....

my wife is using Iphone 3GS, and of course i am using Omnia2 :D

sometime before we go to bed(light turned off.... :) ), we will do a little bit of phone setting(Eg. alarm, check calendar, etc)

but always, Omnia2 looks very very bright in dark.... it is so bright until my eyes pain...

but compared with Iphone, its brightness in dark makes my eyes comformatable...

i guess the main problem is that even in totally dark condition, Omnia2 does not turn off backlight.

Omnia2 have AMOLED, no need backlight in dark~~~ :lol:

anyone knows any fix that , with Auto brightness adjustment, Omnia2 backlight will auto turn off when in dark?

:D

thanks.

[Guest ov2rey]

Hi,

i am just wondering, anyone notice this or not....

my wife is using Iphone 3GS, and of course i am using Omnia2 :D

sometime before we go to bed(light turned off.... :) ), we will do a little bit of phone setting(Eg. alarm, check calendar, etc)

but always, Omnia2 looks very very bright in dark.... it is so bright until my eyes pain...

but compared with Iphone, its brightness in dark makes my eyes comformatable...

i guess the main problem is that even in totally dark condition, Omnia2 does not turn off backlight.

Omnia2 have AMOLED, no need backlight in dark~~~ :lol:

anyone knows any fix that , with Auto brightness adjustment, Omnia2 backlight will auto turn off when in dark?

:D

thanks.

i do not have this problem. which eboot/pda/phone/csc u using?

[Guest freeall]

yes the backlight's not turned off even in the pitch dark.previous roms allow you do that,but it seems the newest rom does not have the option any more .a small change to the registry is required to switch off backlight. ok,here is the one that do the job.it give you phone a 3-mode brightness adjustment,namely,switch off,auto adjust and max brightness. you have to install mortscript first. hope it works for you

this handy app is credited to GunnarKarlsson

http://www.sto-helit.de/index.php?module=p...amp;action=view

SBacklightToggle.zip

Edited July 2, 2010 by freeall

[Guest mokkimhong]

yes the backlight's not turned off even in the pitch dark.previous roms allow you do that,but it seems the newest rom does not have the option any more .a small change to the registry is required to switch off backlight. ok,here is the one that do the job.it give you phone a 3-mode brightness adjustment,namely,switch off,auto adjust and max brightness. you have to install mortscript first. hope it works for you

this handy app is credited to GunnarKarlsson

http://www.sto-helit.de/index.php?module=p...amp;action=view

thanks for your sharing. how to install this file?

for me, it is really funny we cannot fully turn of the backlight even we are using AMOLED :D :lol:

anyway we can change the lowest brightness to be "turn off backlight" in auto-brightness mode?

[Guest sinancetinkaya]

You can't turn backlight off because there is no backlight :lol: This is amoled which doesn't use a background light source. Turning backlight completely off is equal to switching the screen off

[Guest mokkimhong]

You can't turn backlight off because there is no backlight :D This is amoled which doesn't use a background light source. Turning backlight completely off is equal to switching the screen off

i doubt this.... :lol:

[Guest sinancetinkaya]

i doubt this.... :lol:

search amoled technology on google then :D

[Guest sinancetinkaya]

OLEDs have certain advantages over traditional liquid crystal displays (LCDs). OLED displays do not require a backlight to function. Thus, they can display deep black levels and can be thinner and lighter than LCD panels. OLED displays also naturally achieve higher contrast ratios than either LCD screens using cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) or the more recently developed LED backlights in conditions of low ambient light such as dark

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_LED

[Guest szanka]

this is "AMO LED" and not "AM OLED" , this display requires backlight

[Guest sinancetinkaya]

this is "AMO LED" and not "AM OLED" , this display requires backlight

AMOLED=Active Matrix OLED

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active-matrix_OLED

Nevermind, I give up

Edited July 2, 2010 by sinancetinkaya

[Guest lastnikita]

well "do not require" does not mean "can't use", I'm sure even you can tell the difference between an idle and active phone display :lol:

Maybe it's just decreasing its lighting to a lower level, whatever word you use for this, that's what he wants.

[Guest mokkimhong]

btw, back to the topic...

any better idea how to "auto" turn off backlight under extreme dark environment?