Guest martinhy Posted January 12, 2011 Report Posted January 12, 2011 i've flashed my ZTE Blade with Japanese Jellyfish RLS6. however, i can't make the ambient light sensor working as before i tried to flash the fibblesan's r6 ROM, but the sensor's still not working i've just noticed that the sensor doens't gv values (with all the sensor test apps) until i used that function recently i dun know when the problem rises cuz i didn't use the light sensor at all (not even auto backlight) is it because of the problem of 2.2 ROMs of this phone or a hardware problem?
Guest Azurren Posted January 12, 2011 Report Posted January 12, 2011 i've flashed my ZTE Blade with Japanese Jellyfish RLS6. however, i can't make the ambient light sensor working as before i tried to flash the fibblesan's r6 ROM, but the sensor's still not working i've just noticed that the sensor doens't gv values (with all the sensor test apps) until i used that function recently i dun know when the problem rises cuz i didn't use the light sensor at all (not even auto backlight) is it because of the problem of 2.2 ROMs of this phone or a hardware problem? It is with 2.2 roms. But the light sensor does seem to work on JapJelly.. Sort of. The menu backlight illuminates in low light although auto brightness doesn't seem to work
Guest markusj Posted January 12, 2011 Report Posted January 12, 2011 It is with 2.2 roms. But the light sensor does seem to work on JapJelly.. Sort of. The menu backlight illuminates in low light although auto brightness doesn't seem to work Auto brightness works for me. (JJ RLS5) Once it starts working, it works, but after a reboot it stops. Messing around with the sensor tests (*ZTE*0#) or starting an app that uses the light sensor seems to fix it. In the first couple of minutes it works oddly, it reports indoors 0 SI lux, but in complete darkness (sensor covered) it reports ~16 SI lux, but then it recalibrates itself, and works perfectly.
Guest martinhy Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 Auto brightness works for me. (JJ RLS5) Once it starts working, it works, but after a reboot it stops. Messing around with the sensor tests (*ZTE*0#) or starting an app that uses the light sensor seems to fix it. In the first couple of minutes it works oddly, it reports indoors 0 SI lux, but in complete darkness (sensor covered) it reports ~16 SI lux, but then it recalibrates itself, and works perfectly. but i can't even enter the ZTE test page (*983*0#) with Jap Jellyfish it gives no value both under daylight or in complete darkness for Jellyfish and fibblesan's R6 are they using the same kernel? will the kernel be the source of trouble?
Guest markusj Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 but i can't even enter the ZTE test page (*983*0#) with Jap Jellyfish it gives no value both under daylight or in complete darkness for Jellyfish and fibblesan's R6 are they using the same kernel? will the kernel be the source of trouble? Enable it first with *ZTE*OPENEM#
Guest targetbsp Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 For me, on Jellyfish, Auto brightness does work in that it makes the screen brighter in bright light. Where it seems to have a problem is that the minimum value it will dim the screen to is higher than what the screen is capable of dimming to.
Guest martinhy Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 Enable it first with *ZTE*OPENEM# the diagnosis page works, thx !!! but the proximity sensor and light sensor in the sensor test page showed "failed" the proximity sensor was working just before and i'm sure of that coz the proximity lock was working in this afternoon. but it seems the proximity sensor also failed working .... now the phone is restarting... hope it will be ok .... wt's going on?? ..... :D
Guest SportyBen Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 Sorry for abusing this topic, but is there a way to regulate brightness so that the display gets much darker? to me it is to bright even on the lowest setting. next step would be a customized adaption of the brightnessregulation via the sensor -possible?
Guest targetbsp Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 There's an app for it: http://www.appbrain.com/app/screen-filter/com.haxor I've not used it but I'm told it's great.
Guest t0mm13b Posted January 13, 2011 Report Posted January 13, 2011 Sorry for abusing this topic, but is there a way to regulate brightness so that the display gets much darker? to me it is to bright even on the lowest setting. next step would be a customized adaption of the brightnessregulation via the sensor -possible? Possibly the light sensor/proximity sensor might need tweaking - see here on xda's forum.
Guest SportyBen Posted January 14, 2011 Report Posted January 14, 2011 Exactly what i hoped to get. Thanks guys, you're awesome!
Guest martinhy Posted January 14, 2011 Report Posted January 14, 2011 all the problems are solved after flashing Japanese Jellyfish RLS7 thanks all for your kind support!!
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