As title say - how can i know is it working for me, are there any menus, settings which i can do to have deep sleep in 207?
mirost1 said:
As title say - how can i know is it working for me, are there any menus, settings which i can do to have deep sleep in 207?
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I guess when you don't see huge drain in battery while the screen is off for long then it means that its working otherwise its not.......
mirost1 said:
As title say - how can i know is it working for me, are there any menus, settings which i can do to have deep sleep in 207?
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Install BetterBatteryStats. It shows time of deep sleep and many more.
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Hello, I have installed the app CPU SPY to monitor the Deep Sleep of my tab. I have left it alone for about 2 and a half hours but only 4 minutes is gone to Deep Sleep.
I have WIFI OFF, Flight Mode ON.
How can I check these things ?
kordellas said:
Hello, I have installed the app CPU SPY to monitor the Deep Sleep of my tab. I have left it alone for about 2 and a half hours but only 4 minutes is gone to Deep Sleep.
I have WIFI OFF, Flight Mode ON.
How can I check these things ?
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There exists an app that you can download which will show you what is keeping your device awake, and as a result, running at 216mhz. The app and a lot of documentation about it can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
There is also a separate app which puts all but one of your CPU cores to sleep when the device is not in use. I've installed it on both my phone and tablet and it works great.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eugene373.cpu.sleep&hl=en
w.jeffrey said:
There exists an app that you can download which will show you what is keeping your device awake, and as a result, running at 216mhz....
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Thank you for your reply.
I have installed the BetterBatteryStats, please let me know where should I focus mostly to find what is causing this. Thank you.
I notice if I go into settings, sound, system- and turn off the touch sounds, the screen lock sounds, and vibrate on screen tap that the tablet goes right into deep sleep. It helps the battery a lot but it's still a bit worse than CM9 roms.
Kushracer said:
I notice if I go into settings, sound, system- and turn off the touch sounds, the screen lock sounds, and vibrate on screen tap that the tablet goes right into deep sleep. It helps the battery a lot but it's still a bit worse than CM9 roms.
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It seems the same to me...
After using the leaked version of 4.1.2 jelly bean on my GT-i9100 s2 , i have turned to the official release XWLS8.
Now my Wifi won't go to sleep anymore , even if my sleep policy is set to 'never'
Anyone else having encountered this issue ?
Cheerio !
thefrm said:
After using the leaked version of 4.1.2 jelly bean on my GT-i9100 s2 , i have turned to the official release XWLS8.
Now my Wifi won't go to sleep anymore , even if my sleep policy is set to 'never'
Anyone else having encountered this issue ?
Cheerio !
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Is your phone rooted? Which kernel did you use if so?
themadba said:
Is your phone rooted? Which kernel did you use if so?
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Thanks for the quick reply , this time i am using a full stock rom , the Spain release to be more exact.
Wifi sleep was working on previous custom roms as well as the 4.1.2 leaked version.
Another option i have tried is a battery saver app , to put my wifi in sleep mode when i turn off the screen , but i don't like battery saving apps , so that's gone
So now i am left with this bug i guess?
thefrm said:
Thanks for the quick reply , this time i am using a full stock rom , the Spain release to be more exact.
Wifi sleep was working on previous custom roms as well as the 4.1.2 leaked version.
Another option i have tried is a battery saver app , to put my wifi in sleep mode when i turn off the screen , but i don't like battery saving apps , so that's gone
So now i am left with this bug i guess?
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It probably is a bug. You could try Siyah Kernel or Dorimanx Kernel and try it for a few days to see if the WiFi goes to sleep on them. I suppose you could turn off the WiFi and just turn it on again, only if you are going to have the phone asleep for 10mins+ or I guess it wouldn't be viable turning it off and on all the time.
themadba said:
It probably is a bug. You could try Siyah Kernel or Dorimanx Kernel and try it for a few days to see if the WiFi goes to sleep on them. I suppose you could turn off the WiFi and just turn it on again, only if you are going to have the phone asleep for 10mins+ or I guess it wouldn't be viable turning it off and on all the time.
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Or maybe i'll go back to the leaked version , which had a Wifi bug as well , sometimes the screen would freeze before unlocking , if wifi was left on and had gone into sleep mode
thefrm said:
Thanks for the quick reply , this time i am using a full stock rom , the Spain release to be more exact.
Wifi sleep was working on previous custom roms as well as the 4.1.2 leaked version.
Another option i have tried is a battery saver app , to put my wifi in sleep mode when i turn off the screen , but i don't like battery saving apps , so that's gone
So now i am left with this bug i guess?
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If you set policy to "never" it will NEVER go to sleep...Use the middle option (only when on)
That is the menu for selecting WiFi sleep. Middle option only keeps on WiFi when the phone is charging.
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NunoPitbull said:
If you set policy to "never" it will NEVER go to sleep...Use the middle option (only when on)
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I am familiar with the options , i believe 4.0.4 had things the other way around.
The idea is that no mater which option i go for the wifi will not go to sleep , so strange as it may sound the final version still has a Wifi bug. ( the leaked one had the lock screen freeze when on wifi )
Silly question , but how long should the phone stay in sleep mode for wifi to go off ?
I am now on 'Simplistic Completely Stock' + jeebo kernel ( which should fixes the freeze screen issue )
I have the same problem with wifi : never sleep.
I try back ginger bread, ics, another jb and the same result : wifi never sleep.
NunoPitbull said:
If you set policy to "never" it will NEVER go to sleep...Use the middle option (only when on)
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Where can I find that setting!?
puredesire said:
Where can I find that setting!?
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Settings>Wifi > press menu> Avanced > Than click on: Keep Wifi ....and select never
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Hi there i was wondering why most of ics rom's dosn't go to full deep sleep ?I have created my own rom from stock but battery drane in sleep mode are biggest probliem . So did there need add someting or what to get full deep sleep ? And yes kernel have deep sleep function.
Ainster said:
Hi there i was wondering why most of ics rom's dosn't go to full deep sleep ?I have created my own rom from stock but battery drane in sleep mode are biggest probliem . So did there need add someting or what to get full deep sleep ? And yes kernel have deep sleep function.
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The phone does not go into deep sleep because of something know as "wakelocks". Please read this guide to detect which apps are causing wakelocks - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1433309
Ainster said:
Hi there i was wondering why most of ics rom's dosn't go to full deep sleep ?I have created my own rom from stock but battery drane in sleep mode are biggest probliem . So did there need add someting or what to get full deep sleep ? And yes kernel have deep sleep function.
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Try using betterbatterystats and see whats wakelocking your phone. (you can get the apk here in xda)
Hello. I was curious about deep sleep and looked at the battery settings built into the phone: settings -> battery -> click on graph -> and it shows awake in blue. Is it accurate to assume where I don't see blue the phone was in deep sleep?
grimloktt said:
Hello. I was curious about deep sleep and looked at the battery settings built into the phone: settings -> battery -> click on graph -> and it shows awake in blue. Is it accurate to assume where I don't see blue the phone was in deep sleep?
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Use CPUSpy from playstore
akellar said:
Use CPUSpy from playstore
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I didn't want to install another app but did anyways. Thnx. That sneaky little spy...
Is there any app, Xposed module, mod, etc to get the "double-tap to wake screen" feature like LG phones have?
I tried an app that woke the phone by waving in front of the proximity sensor, but that was a battery hog.
Would like to be able to wake phone without power button.
I'm running PAC ROM which does have double-tap to sleep.
Thanks for any suggestions!
2nd this.
This is typically dependent on the kernel. It also needs to have support by the hardware, otherwise there is massive battery drain. I'm 99% certain our phone does not have the proper hardware for it.
We have douple tap to sleep. But not wake.
Moody66 said:
We have douple tap to sleep. But not wake.
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You just echoed the OP .
What can be done to get wake on tap is my question.
You would have to start by removing tap to sleep.
Can't have both. Its doable but as said earlier it would cause drain issues.
Moody66 said:
You would have to start by removing tap to sleep.
Can't have both. Its doable but as said earlier it would cause drain issues.
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Why can't we have both like LG?
I would prefer double-tap to wake, since I already have icons/apps that can put the phone to sleep like Green if click on an icon.
How does LG do this without battery drain problem I wonder?
divineBliss said:
Why can't we have both like LG?
I would prefer double-tap to wake, since I already have icons/apps that can put the phone to sleep like Green if click on an icon.
How does LG do this without battery drain problem I wonder?
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Hardware differences.
Moody66 said:
You would have to start by removing tap to sleep.
Can't have both. Its doable but as said earlier it would cause drain issues.
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Moody66 said:
Hardware differences.
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Was afraid of that being the answer. Thanks!
divineBliss said:
Was afraid of that being the answer. Thanks!
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Still doable. Not sure what all can be done to reduce drain. Its like Google now voice detection. Disabling that increases battery life as well. So it really boils down to what you are willing to sacrifice for a particular function addition.
Moody66 said:
Still doable. Not sure what all can be done to reduce drain. Its like Google now voice detection. Disabling that increases battery life as well. So it really boils down to what you are willing to sacrifice for a particular function addition.
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Implementation with a disable switch solves that. User can decide turnoff if too much battery drain.
Yep. Would only make sense to be able to disable it. If I couldn't disable Google now voice I would delete it all together... Handy tool. But I enjoy my battery life way to much.
Yes, Gravity screen
divineBliss said:
Is there any app, Xposed module, mod, etc to get the "double-tap to wake screen" feature like LG phones have?
I tried an app that woke the phone by waving in front of the proximity sensor, but that was a battery hog.
Would like to be able to wake phone without power button.
I'm running PAC ROM which does have double-tap to sleep.
Thanks for any suggestions!
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Check out gravity screen, it rocks:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plexnor.gravityscreenofffree&hl=en
Harris.S.Newman said:
Check out gravity screen, it rocks:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plexnor.gravityscreenofffree&hl=en
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I saw it in my hunt before creating this thread. Have you used it? I'm wondering about battery loss before I give it a try. Thanks.
Harris.S.Newman said:
Check out gravity screen, it rocks:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plexnor.gravityscreenofffree&hl=en
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divineBliss said:
I saw it in my hunt before creating this thread. Have you used it? I'm wondering about battery loss before I give it a try. Thanks.
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I felt battery drains and uninstalled it.
MT2-User said:
I felt battery drains and uninstalled it.
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Thanks! How long did you use/try the app for? I tried one that uses the proximity sensor over a few days, but it was using 10% of the battery.
divineBliss said:
Thanks! How long did you use/try the app for? I tried one that uses the proximity sensor over a few days, but it was using 10% of the battery.
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Since CM Preview (MT2).
I have Tasker (paid app). So I even disable CM's double-tap to sleep function.
MT2-User said:
Since CM Preview (MT2).
I have Tasker (paid app). So I even disable CM's double-tap to sleep function.
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I don't get your point? What does Tasker have to do with double-tap?
divineBliss said:
I don't get your point? What does Tasker have to do with double-tap?
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I meant Display/Lock in Tasker instead of double-tap to lock the screen (Screen Off).
Screen On can also be set with Tasker, functioning exactly the same way as Gravity Screen.
Gravity screen rocks
divineBliss said:
I saw it in my hunt before creating this thread. Have you used it? I'm wondering about battery loss before I give it a try. Thanks.
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I use it every day, all the time. I liked it so much as to pay for the it, not using the demo, which is sufficient. No, it doesn't drain the battery.