(SOLVED)Any way to dim the capacitive led buttons? - Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE

Any way to dim the capacitive led buttons on the evO LTE. I know there is a script out there but the download is unavailable. Anyone can help?

Il duce made the script. Find him and ask him.
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scottspa74 said:
Il duce made the script. Find him and ask him.
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Yeah I posted a message on the thread and still waiting. Just wanted to see if anyone had it laying around to share..

Found it one that works! Attached below for others. It lowers brightness to 1, stock brightness is 40. A lot less distraction for operating your phone in the dark. Just take the 50dimleds file(not all the folds, but just the file alone) and place it into system/etc/init.d/and reboot. This should save me a bit of battery too, yeah I know very little. lol

pimpol10 said:
Found it one that works! Attached below for others. It lowers brightness to 1, stock brightness is 40. A lot less distraction for operating your phone in the dark. Just take the 50dimleds file(not all the folds, but just the file alone) and place it into system/etc/init.d/and reboot. This should save me a bit of battery too, yeah I know very little. lol
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I have light bleed from capacitive buttons so this would be great, quick question does this need to be done on the pc or on the phone directly? Do i need to fix permission or anything? Sorry for nob questions

anyone help a noob out with this

bayniner said:
anyone help a noob out with this
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Adjust brightness app in playstore
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wileout said:
Adjust brightness app in playstore
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Only one I found in app store was adjusting display brightness and it didnt work

bayniner said:
Only one I found in app store was adjusting display brightness and it didnt work
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Find this file:
System/etc/init.d/01buttonlights
Open the file in that location in root explorer or similar app. Then in the file, change the brightest value from 1 to something higher. 40 is the brightest.

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Adjustable auto bright hack?

Wondering if anyone knows where I can obtain a utility or hack to adjust the automatic brightness settings? In a dark or dim room, the brightness on auto is much higher than I need.
There were a few hacks available for windows smartphones to do this, but I haven't found any for Android/HTC. Found one specifically for the droid-x but don't think it works for us.
Been wondering on something like this also
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CM7 has options to fine tune how auto brightness works.
^ Shift Faced
confirmed to work for me. I've adjusted mine in CM7 just the way I like.
Question to somebody else who has done it. Is it showing 1 colum having -1 on the buttons box? I noticed only one setting I cant turn off the 4 bottom lights because it doesnt let you change the -1 to a 0...
is there any guides i could read on how to set it all up? i have no idea what everything mean in that menu.
nyeazyone said:
is there any guides i could read on how to set it all up? i have no idea what everything mean in that menu.
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I'm right along with you. I just looked at it and then slowly backed out because I didn't want to mess anything up and I'm usually all for pressing buttons to see what happens.
nyeazyone said:
is there any guides i could read on how to set it all up? i have no idea what everything mean in that menu.
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I'll bump for this as well. I've always wanted to understand how to adjust the auto brightness in CM7, but I've searched around and haven't found any info on it.
On the run
nyeazyone said:
is there any guides i could read on how to set it all up? i have no idea what everything mean in that menu.
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Anyone????
Buehler, Buehler
Its very easy guys I'll take a screenshot of my settings soon and you can see what I like as far as settings.
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fifedogg said:
Its very easy guys I'll take a screenshot of my settings soon and you can see what I like as far as settings.
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So when are u gonna post it?
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e240 said:
So when are u gonna post it?
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lol srsly. Been waiting for a while.
e240 said:
So when are u gonna post it?
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nyeazyone said:
lol srsly. Been waiting for a while.
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Here is the screenshot. This is what I'm currently running.

[Q] Are there any apps to customize the AutoBrightness?

Does anyone know if there are any apps that will let you fully customize the AutoBrightness?
By which I mean, setting up varying sets of:
Light detected between (min, max), Brightness set to ###
I think I saw somewhere that CM7 works this way, but is there any app that will do this for the stock build (rooted and unlocked)?
Its not an autobrightness app but I have seen substancial improvements to my battery life using the SuperDim app, it does have save slots but you have to switch between them manually its not auto. Hope thats somewhat helpful.
WiredPirate said:
Its not an autobrightness app but I have seen substancial improvements to my battery life using the SuperDim app, it does have save slots but you have to switch between them manually its not auto. Hope thats somewhat helpful.
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Thanks, I have something for manual swapping, but it's... inconvenient.
I was really looking for an app that does custom autobright settings. I can't believe no one has coded one somewhere...
Haphim said:
Does anyone know if there are any apps that will let you fully customize the AutoBrightness?
By which I mean, setting up varying sets of:
Light detected between (min, max), Brightness set to ###
I think I saw somewhere that CM7 works this way, but is there any app that will do this for the stock build (rooted and unlocked)?
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Try searching the market. Or google.
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Voelker45 said:
Try searching the market. Or google.
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Those were the first things I tried. I didn't find anything, which is why I posted here.

Xperia S auto brightness

I recently purchased this phone and I am moving from a Nexus S, which had auto brightness however I can't seem to find it in the options of the Xperia, I did remove a few apps when I got it so I just wondered if anyone could confirm if the phone has the feature or not?
Thanks
Yes it has, but you cant confiqure this by your self without root and some mods.
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Thanks for the prompt reply, I'm going to hold off rooting until I get my unlock code from my network.
Its on by default.
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electrash said:
Yes it has, but you cant confiqure this by your self without root and some mods.
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This is incorrect. I already posted my findings here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23393744&postcount=3
Rashkae said:
This is incorrect. I already posted my findings here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23393744&postcount=3
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I used "Quick Settings" to turn off auto brightness but it's good to know it can be turned off without installing anything
Using xperia arc over 6 months so trust me, it work very well. I will explain to you via PM when i get to PC
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Just tested the auto brightness in bright sunlight. It is working fine. Put my hand over the sensor and the screen got darker. Removed it an the screen got brighter again.
The brightness changes are very slow though. It takes the phone a few seconds to adjust. Which actually is pretty nice since you don't get abrupt changes.
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RiotRick said:
The brightness changes are very slow though. It takes the phone a few seconds to adjust. Which actually is pretty nice since you don't get abrupt changes.
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Correct, that's the design.

[Q] Need help to decrease brightness in build prop

Hi Guys,
I have a problem with my Flyer 3G
dropped. sent to repairs. but my brightness control is gone and it's always at maximum brightness.
how can i set it to moderate brightness as i do not see any line in build prop. i'm on honeycomb.
any help will be appreciated.
jacktackle said:
Hi Guys,
I have a problem with my Flyer 3G
dropped. sent to repairs. but my brightness control is gone and it's always at maximum brightness.
how can i set it to moderate brightness as i do not see any line in build prop. i'm on honeycomb.
any help will be appreciated.
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77 views but not a single helping hand! hmmm...
tried this
settings.display.brightness=143
not working
tried this
ro.lcd_min_brightness=10
not working
i think some issue with the chip and nothing will work. somebody say i'm wrong on this.
Try downloading a settings app like quicker https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bwx.bequick2
And see if it lets you adjust brightness
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wyldkard said:
Try downloading a settings app like quicker https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bwx.bequick2
And see if it lets you adjust brightness
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c'mon you can do it better. if that can help, the inbuilt brightness settings could also have done the job.
i need expert solution.
n e ways thanks for the reply and thanks for your time.

[APP] Capacitive button notifications

Thought I'd share. For those of you that are looking for an alternative to the power button LED for missed notifications, XDA just featured an app called Buttonled by GermainZ. Basically, it turns your hard buttons into your led.
Thanks to ewcrider, if you prefer the red power button LED in place of the capacitive buttons, use the first file path on the list, led:red, instead of button-backlight/brightness.
Been using it for a couple hours and it's working great, so far.
Make sure to enable in accessibility.
Find the apk and give all thanks to GermainZ at the link below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1958939
TangoXray said:
Thought I'd share. For those of you that are looking for an alternative to the power button LED for missed notifications, XDA just featured an app called Buttonled by GermainZ. Basically, it turns your hard buttons into your led.
Been using it for a couple hours and it's working great, so far.
Make sure to enable in accessibility.
Find the apk and give all thanks to him at the link below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1958939
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Thanks for sharing. Are you using the HDPI or MDPI version? Sorry if this is a noob question but I don't know what those mean. :silly:
This should also be able to control the power button LED if you desire.
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Thanks for sharing. Are you using the HDPI or MDPI version? Sorry if this is a noob question but I don't know what those mean. :silly:
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HDPI
ewcrider said:
This should also be able to control the power button LED if you desire.
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Cool, how would one go about it? Changing the file path?
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Cool, how would one go about it? Changing the file path?
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Yep. Select the one with "led:red" in the path. For me it was the first in the list.
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Yep. Select the one with "led:red" in the path. For me it was the first in the list.
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Awesome! Seems to be working. Thanks.
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Is there supposed to be a prompt after the one about auto-finding the path?
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Is there supposed to be a prompt after the one about auto-finding the path?
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You should get a prompt with a warning in the title, click it, then the different options will appear.
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TangoXray said:
You should get a prompt with a warning in the title, click it, then the different options will appear.
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After I tap this nothing happens. I'll have to enter the path manually. Any chance you know what it is?
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johnbyebye said:
After I tap this nothing happens. I'll have to enter the path manually. Any chance you know what it is?
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I couldn't find it manually, myself. I did the auto locate. My first install was kinda buggy, try deleting the app and try again.
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TangoXray said:
I couldn't find it manually, myself. I did the auto locate. My first install was kinda buggy, try deleting the app and try again.
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Thanks I'll try that. Btw checking the app under aspect ratio correction makes it fullscreen I discovered.
EDIT: Got it working. Here is the full path for the power LED.
johnbyebye said:
Thanks I'll try that. Btw checking the app under aspect ratio correction makes it fullscreen I discovered.
EDIT: Got it working. Here is the full path for the power LED.
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Awesome, glad to hear you got it going. Not sure if I prefer the buttons or the power led. Kinda like how the red led glows though.
TangoXray said:
Awesome, glad to hear you got it going. Not sure if I prefer the buttons or the power led. Kinda like how the red led glows though.
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I really like the red. Changing the flash intervals works with this app so I'm happy as a clam now. Couldn't stand the long off delay or whatever it's called, haha.
I saw this in the XDA Twitter feed. It's exactly what I've been looking for.
johnbyebye said:
I really like the red. Changing the flash intervals works with this app so I'm happy as a clam now. Couldn't stand the long off delay or whatever it's called, haha.
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Nastybutler said:
I saw this in the XDA Twitter feed. It's exactly what I've been looking for.
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My thoughts exactly!
Thank you John Bye Bye!!! That did it for me! Had to keep going Back and then sselect manual selection again. Sometime thte screen would just be blank. odd, but it finally worked
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Thank you John Bye Bye!!! That did it for me! Had to keep going Back and then sselect manual selection again. Sometime thte screen would just be blank. odd, but it finally worked
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After my second install I no longer get a laggy app. Might help you too?
Wow amazing find. Thanks for sharing.
Here is how I set it up, if anyone wants to know. This works just like BLN.
Pick the /sys/devices/platform/msm_ssbi.0/pm8921-core/pm8xxx-led/button-backlight/brightness PATH. (Should be the second one)
I set Turn LED on for 7200 (Which, if my math doesn't suck, should be two hours.)
Then I set Turn LED off for 0
Finally I hit, Enable ButtonLED in accessibility. (This took a while to pull up, I recommend doing it yourself through the settings)
Joecascio2000 said:
Wow amazing find. Thanks for sharing.
Here is how I set it up, if anyone wants to know. This works just like BLN.
Pick the /sys/devices/platform/msm_ssbi.0/pm8921-core/pm8xxx-led/button-backlight/brightness PATH. (Should be the second one)
I set Turn LED on for 7200 (Which, if my math doesn't suck, should be two hours.)
Then I set Turn LED off for 0
Finally I hit, Enable ButtonLED in accessibility. (This took a while to pull up, I recommend doing it yourself through the settings)
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Can you clarify a little more what that does. I figure it leaves the backlight on for two straight hours?
TangoXray said:
Can you clarify a little more what that does. I figure it leaves the backlight on for two straight hours?
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That's about it. Basically, if I am awake I will see if there is a notification within the two hours. But if I'm asleep I don't want the capacitive LEDs on for the whole 8 or so hours I sleep. I also don't want them to pulse or turn off if there is a notification. Two hours just seemed like a good medium.

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