Jump to content

Device powering off after call end


Recommended Posts

Guest Laika97
Posted (edited)

Yet another problem rolleyes.gif

I've been using Cyanogen for around six days now, and every time I receive a call, my phone blacks out after disconnection. It doesn't respond to pressing the power button, the only way to get it running again is to take out and replace the battery.

I'd like to known whether this is a known bug, 'cause it's gettin' real irritating... Is there a menu option anywhere? I've searched to no avail. Reflashing doesn't help either.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Laika

Edited by Laika97
Guest t0mm13b
Posted (edited)

Did you calibrate the proximity sensor via Zte Blade Settings app?

Is the handset overclocked? :)

Edited by t0mm13b
Guest Hoonboof
Posted

I'm with tom on this one, your proximity sensor probably just needs recalibrated, takes a few seconds at most

Guest Laika97
Posted (edited)

Hi, been offline a while.

All the proximity sensor recalibration guides I can find either tell me to type in a code -this doesn't work since I don't have the ZTE dialler- or tell me to recalibrate it from settings. I have trawled through multiple options and sub-menus and have found nothing. Can anyone give me a complete path from settings? I've been looking under 'Call settings', among other places.

Cyanogen is a very slick ROM; ideally I don't want to change but this is a major bug.

And yes, my phone is overclocked, to 729.6 megahertz (don't ask) using CPU Master, but only since recently, and as I had the problem before this seems to make no difference.

Any pointers would be most useful.

Laika

Edited by Laika97
Guest t0mm13b
Posted

Its in the App Drawer, not in settings, look for the app called 'Zte Blade Settings' - its a separate thing from the Android 'Settings'....

:)

Guest Laika97
Posted

Its in the App Drawer, not in settings, look for the app called 'Zte Blade Settings' - its a separate thing from the Android 'Settings'....

:)

Thanks, that saved a bit of rummaging! smile.gif Recalibrated, now to see whether it actually works...

Guest trevor33
Posted

Hi, I have been having the same problem with my San Francisco. I removed Orange rom and replaced it with Ginger Stir Fry B27 and all seemed well. That is until I could not disconnect when I had an answer machine reply. There was no way to disconnect. The screen was blank. Onlye way to disconnect was to remove battery. Any help would be appreciated. Please note, I am a newby to this.

Guest Chris Banks
Posted

Hi, I have been having the same problem with my San Francisco. I removed Orange rom and replaced it with Ginger Stir Fry B27 and all seemed well. That is until I could not disconnect when I had an answer machine reply. There was no way to disconnect. The screen was blank. Onlye way to disconnect was to remove battery. Any help would be appreciated. Please note, I am a newby to this.

Calibrate the proximity sensor, as said multiple times above.

Guest trevor33
Posted (edited)

I may be a bit thick here, but I cannot find anything to recalibrate the proximity sensor, please point me in the right direction.

Panic over.......found the app, recalibrated.......all working now.

Thanks all.

Edited by trevor33

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in



Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.