How to disable proximity sensor? - Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

My screen goes blank during calls and it only wakes up after the completion of the call. Can anyone please help me in disabling proximity sensor ?

If you have rooted your phone then use call screen fix which is a xposed module
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motor0id said:
My screen goes blank during calls and it only wakes up after the completion of the call. Can anyone please help me in disabling proximity sensor ?
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Why u need to be screen on while in calls, it can accidently touch screen controls(so it must be off when u pick call)

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Proximity sensor

When I'm in a call and put the phone to my ear the screen does not turn off instantly. Only after the screen timeout period has reached does the screen goes off. Is this normal?
Hello, and sorry for my english, i have the similar issue, when i put the phone on my ear the screen continue on, only in a few second appear lock the screen. I have another issue: the ambient senson, in darkness and sun light the automatic brightness doesn't change the bright of the screen, only when i enter to the brightness settings and change the bright automatic off and on go right, i believe that is problem of the firmware, my firmware version is the spanish vodafone version. Can i change to the generic firmware via Sonyericsson Update Service software??
kiwi45 said:
When I'm in a call and put the phone to my ear the screen does not turn off instantly. Only after the screen timeout period has reached does the screen goes off. Is this normal?
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I don't think the proximity sensor would switch off your screen instantly. It will ignore all touches to the screen so you wouldn't touch something by mistake. The screen will be off later. Can test it with your fingers on the sensor during a call.
shvyue said:
I don't think the proximity sensor would switch off your screen instantly. It will ignore all touches to the screen so you wouldn't touch something by mistake. The screen will be off later. Can test it with your fingers on the sensor during a call.
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I did that. If the sensor is blocked with my finger or ear the touch can't be used. But the screen turns off quite a bit later than that. I think it's the same screen off settings that you use normally when the phone is unlocked and you don't lock it.
I've notice that my sensor doesn't seem to work. Under the brightness option if I check the "Adjust automatically" the screen still does not adjust the brightness. Also noticed the screen goes dark a minute in on a call, when I move it from my head it does not go bright. Sometime I have to unlock screen if call is longer than a few minutes.
Yep normally proximity sensors (on Nokia, iPhones..etc) turn off the screen immediately when ur face is close. Some examples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xakUmz1zwc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjlDm9zGLpc
kiwi45 said:
Yep normally proximity sensors (on Nokia, iPhones..etc) turn off the screen immediately when ur face is close. Some examples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xakUmz1zwc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjlDm9zGLpc
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Yeah, that's true. But I know that mine works! It's just not turning off the screen. Don't really know if it's supposed to do that though. But I think so!
Just spoke to vodafone and they are sending me a replacement tomorrow.I doubt that will sort the problem. But its worth s try!
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The Proximity sensor works fine. However it works differently from what you would expect:
-When making a phone call the sensor detects your big head and locks the screen (put your finger near the sensor to try it, you won't be able to push any buttons on the screen).
-It only locks the screen. The screen turns off after some time.
-When the screen is off during a call and you remove your head (or finger) from the sensor the display turns on again.
Works fine for me! Don't kill SE because they do it differently then other manufactures, it works just fine.
Well I wish I could disable the proximity sensor right now.
I am trying to make a call without my big head bloking the proximity sensor, as I need to dial a number get trough the switchboard. (right now its lying flat on my desk while I am dialing.. So no head at all, just roof)
and the screen is still locked so I cant press the number 1.
The strange thing it worked when I called SE support, but it doesnt work now.
But right now when I need it, it does not work.
Vin87 said:
The Proximity sensor works fine. However it works differently from what you would expect:
-When making a phone call the sensor detects your big head and locks the screen (put your finger near the sensor to try it, you won't be able to push any buttons on the screen).
-It only locks the screen. The screen turns off after some time.
-When the screen is off during a call and you remove your head (or finger) from the sensor the display turns on again.
Works fine for me! Don't kill SE because they do it differently then other manufactures, it works just fine.
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drfjeld said:
Well I wish I could disable the proximity sensor right now.
I am trying to make a call without my big head bloking the proximity sensor, as I need to dial a number get trough the switchboard. (right now its lying flat on my desk while I am dialing.. So no head at all, just roof)
and the screen is still locked so I cant press the number 1.
The strange thing it worked when I called SE support, but it doesnt work now.
But right now when I need it, it does not work.
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That is indeed strange. I've just tested it several times:
Make a call> Let the screen turn off>remove from my big head>screen turns on >screen is unlocked and I can acces the 'dialer'.
Well as I wrote, sometimes I can do it sometimes I can't.
I will try to clean the proximity sensor (right side of the Sony Ericsson logo)
the next time it happens. Maybe its to over sensitive.
Right now it works to the same number I was trying earlier..
Vin87 said:
That is indeed strange. I've just tested it several times:
Make a call> Let the screen turn off>remove from my big head>screen turns on >screen is unlocked and I can acces the 'dialer'.
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Is it right to assume that the auto brightness is controlled by the proximity sensor. When I change my screen brightness to auto. It goes dull and stays dull.
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Ny88 said:
Is it right to assume that the auto brightness is controlled by the proximity sensor. When I change my screen brightness to auto. It goes dull and stays dull.
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I think that's another sensor actually.

Galaxy S2 proximity sensor problem

Hello, i am facing a problem with my galaxy s2's proximity sensor, it does not work while in a call it does not shut my screen off. In the *#0*# menu at sensor tab at proximity it says : null ADC:1(1,2,3) when nothing is in the sensors way, when i totaly cover the sensor with my finger it says ADC:255(255,255,255) but it does not turn the scrren green how it should do. Anyone have a clue about this ? Thanks
İf when you put your finger on the sensor the screen doesnt turn green and doesnt vibrate welcome the club anyway it is a hardware issue i have same problem and i m trying to replecament . if your phone under warranty do the same
i see, when i make a call it's staying on not blinking how is yours reacting ? does your sensor indicates something when you enter *#0*# menu ?
no it does not while test screen by sensor option like i said it is a hardware problem
ca you please tell me what are your readings in *#0*#
tedulus said:
ca you please tell me what are your readings in *#0*#
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Better you'd test by app call Andero Sensor
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i did *#0*# test . you should press sensor menu and when you put your finger close to proximity sensor the screen has to turn green and phone must vibrate. my phone doesnt react this test and the values of proximity were null.
i got a call from service today and they said it was a hardware problem and they started to replacement process. i explained in my question topic
i thought i was the only one
i am facing these kind problem, it should be the hw problem. i send back for warranty, in process now. waiting .......
so...nobody here can tell me the adc values of a working sensor ??
tedulus said:
so...nobody here can tell me the adc values of a working sensor ??
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My sensor is working and these are the ADC values:
without finger = ADC:1 (1,1,2)
with finger = ADC:220 (219,220,221)
thanks, i went today to samsung service center, i payed the equivalnet to 16-17 euros for a new camera/light/proximity sensor flex and....now it;s all ok now without finger adc 0(0,0,0) with finger 220(227.......)
same here
hi,
I suffer from the same problem .. i ordered a new sensor, but i would like to disable the turning black of the screen, when a call incomes ..
does anyone know how to disable the function ? Thank you in advance
Corey- said:
hi,
I suffer from the same problem .. i ordered a new sensor, but i would like to disable the turning black of the screen, when a call incomes ..
does anyone know how to disable the function ? Thank you in advance
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in the call settings there is and option to not use proximity sensor
phone icon > menu touch button > call settings >untick turn off screen during call
you can then turn the screen off and on using the power button as per normal use.
help me
tedulus said:
ca you please tell me what are your readings in *#0*#
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i have same problem. tap on light sensor phone struck and say "unfortunately, com.sec.android.app.lcdtest has stooped"

[Q] Proximity Sensor Issue.

I have Xperia J . After I dropped my phone my proximity sensor doesn't work. When I call someone screen doesn't off. So I touch the screen with my ear . It causes some problem. I made some research on the forums but I didn't find any solution. I need a app when I call someone turn off the screen automatically. And after I close the call turn on the screen. Could anyone help me? Thank you for your attentions. I'm sorry for my English If I made a mistake.

How To Disable The Proximity Sensor In Call

Hello everyone i have xperia m4 but its proximity sensor its broken i thing inside the glass something in front on proximity sensor
Results in Screen is always off when in call no matter what i do.. i cant even disconnect the call cant even use keypad..
IS there anyway that can disable the sensor permanently
Please Help me i really need it
(Proxmatiy sensor repaired/reset ) app in Google play fix it
mnopy said:
(Proxmatiy sensor repaired/reset ) app in Google play fix it
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Nice program, i also have problems from time to time after placing of call - display was black and need to unlock to finish call. Let see if will work for me.
Edit: Not work for me, still when I'm in call phone become locked and after finish of call my screen is black. Every time I need to press unlock button first to switch on screen and after that I can press red button of call screen to finish call.

call screen

Hello , friends.
during a call the speaker in the call screen on by its self and i need to off in order to continue my call . i did calibrate my proximity sensor but it did not solve the problems. can any one help. i am using third party call screen now. Thanks.
JAMALDEEN said:
Hello , friends.
during a call the speaker in the call screen on by its self and i need to off in order to continue my call . i did calibrate my proximity sensor but it did not solve the problems. can any one help. i am using third party call screen now. Thanks.
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Well obviously the third party call screen is the problem
How did you calibrate your proximity sensor ? I have some trouble with it
Go into setting by using the Mi code number. There you will see options to test your phone one of it is the proximity sensor wave you're hand at the screen and you will see the word calibration and press it .

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