[REQ] Screen time out, wifi
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Zedde
Jul 8, 2010, 10:09:18 AM7/8/10
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Hello
I would love to have added a screen timeout.
Having 3 settings, the value should set to what you like.
Normal: x min
Low power: x min
Charging: x min or All way’s on
Extra wifi settings:
Have option when you lose wifi connection it should be turned off
after x sec/min. So if it just was bad signal och
you just moved outside the range of tge access point it should
reconnect
Bugs or if it's normal but I feel that some of the settings overwrite
others.
Example is if you set both that it should keep wifi connected at your
location and scheme that it should just turn on the wifi/data every 15
it d/c the wifi even if you are at the location.
Should separate wifi and mobile data more.
The wifi range check you should be able to change too
//Daniel
I would love to have added a screen timeout.
Having 3 settings, the value should set to what you like.
Normal: x min
Low power: x min
Charging: x min or All way’s on
Extra wifi settings:
Have option when you lose wifi connection it should be turned off
after x sec/min. So if it just was bad signal och
you just moved outside the range of tge access point it should
reconnect
Bugs or if it's normal but I feel that some of the settings overwrite
others.
Example is if you set both that it should keep wifi connected at your
location and scheme that it should just turn on the wifi/data every 15
it d/c the wifi even if you are at the location.
Should separate wifi and mobile data more.
The wifi range check you should be able to change too
//Daniel
Zedde
Jul 9, 2010, 6:31:55 AM7/9/10
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Option to change brightness on the screen
Surfinette
Jul 9, 2010, 6:42:43 AM7/9/10
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@ //Daniel
in version 1.79 (and works very well (too well actually)). You have to
activate the Location button and let JD some time to train itself to
automatically recognise your home wifi network.
"Extra wifi settings:
Have option when you lose wifi connection it should be turned off
after x sec/min. So if it just was bad signal och
you just moved outside the range of tge access point it should
reconnect "
The extra wifi settings that you are asking for is already implemented
Have option when you lose wifi connection it should be turned off
after x sec/min. So if it just was bad signal och
you just moved outside the range of tge access point it should
reconnect "
in version 1.79 (and works very well (too well actually)). You have to
activate the Location button and let JD some time to train itself to
automatically recognise your home wifi network.
Zedde
Jul 11, 2010, 6:48:59 AM7/11/10
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Sure it has that but it's a 10000r something and if it's meters, it's
10km . way to large area and I can't change it
It should turn on within 100-500 meters and off when it loose
connection.
On Jul 9, 12:42 pm, Surfinette <emmanuelle.braconn...@gmail.com>
wrote:
10km . way to large area and I can't change it
It should turn on within 100-500 meters and off when it loose
connection.
On Jul 9, 12:42 pm, Surfinette <emmanuelle.braconn...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Surfinette
Jul 11, 2010, 12:37:06 PM7/11/10
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No, it's not what you say... JD v1.79 is now disabling wifi as soon as
it looses connection to your known (home) network, whatever the radius
(this works well whether you are 10m, 100m, 1000m or 10000m...). It
believe that for this option to work, you need to activate Auto
Disable in the wifi section of JD. (at least, that's how JD work for
me, what you describe was true only for older versions)
it looses connection to your known (home) network, whatever the radius
(this works well whether you are 10m, 100m, 1000m or 10000m...). It
believe that for this option to work, you need to activate Auto
Disable in the wifi section of JD. (at least, that's how JD work for
me, what you describe was true only for older versions)
Zedde
Jul 12, 2010, 2:33:51 AM7/12/10
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I'll found that option, going to see how it works.
Still I would love it to keep wifi even if I turn off the screen. It
can't be done at this time due to data and wifi is the same in JD.
The other things would be great to have.
I was using Power Manager before but when I reseted my phone I thought
I would test this app.
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Still I would love it to keep wifi even if I turn off the screen. It
can't be done at this time due to data and wifi is the same in JD.
The other things would be great to have.
I was using Power Manager before but when I reseted my phone I thought
I would test this app.
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> - Visa citerad text -
marklowne
Jul 16, 2010, 3:59:20 PM7/16/10
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Location is still pretty much work in progress - however the optimal
'range' (which is not so meaningful anyway as it doesn't use
battery-draining GPS) is now calculated automatically. It just serves
as an indication, nothing more - so e.g. if you live in an area with
an extremely coarse network-powered location provider, you can see the
very large range and might decide to disable Location altogether.
Keep in mind that Location's job is to _disable_ WiFi. If you want to
have WiFi otherwise always on, simply disable the 'WiFi' button on the
triggers top row - voilà (Location will take care to 'Auto Disabling'
WiFi anyway when needed).
'range' (which is not so meaningful anyway as it doesn't use
battery-draining GPS) is now calculated automatically. It just serves
as an indication, nothing more - so e.g. if you live in an area with
an extremely coarse network-powered location provider, you can see the
very large range and might decide to disable Location altogether.
Keep in mind that Location's job is to _disable_ WiFi. If you want to
have WiFi otherwise always on, simply disable the 'WiFi' button on the
triggers top row - voilà (Location will take care to 'Auto Disabling'
WiFi anyway when needed).
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