Hello,
It's quite simple, but has a tradeoff: You cannot use the phone during the process because the method only works with the menu open (you can turn off screen, obviously)
Steps:
1: Go to phone dialer and dial *#899#
2: Tap on "manual test"
3: Tap on "charge and discharge mode"
4: Tap on "charge"
5: Set the desired % and tap on START
Lock the screen and enjoy, phone will stop charging at the percentage you selected
Thank you, worked like charm
Polo4413 said:
Hello,
It's quite simple, but has a tradeoff: You cannot use the phone during the process because the method only works with the menu open (you can turn off screen, obviously)
Steps:
1: Go to phone dialer and dial *#899·
2: Tap on "manual test"
3: Tap on "charge and discharge mode"
4: Tap on "charge"
5: Set the desired % and tap on START
Lock the screen and enjoy, phone will stop charging at the percentage you selected
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You could also use Max Hz but requires adb
Why should I set a limit?
Krecik_Cygan said:
Why should I set a limit?
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For your battery take longer to start dying super quickly
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I have very bad LTE reception at my house. 3g is great. So, usually I keep the Mobile Network to 3g as LTE drains battery for lack of signal. However, as soon as drive to the main road, LTE is full signal.
I purchased Tasker a long time back. Can I use Tasker to:
a. Switch to LTE as soon as I am some distance away from my house
b. Switch to 3g as soon as I am within some distance from my house
Any help/ pointers to do that with Tasker on a Nexus 5 will be appreciated. I am stock, rooted with xPosed and GravityBox setup.
You must be rooted.
Step 1: Download Secure Settings
Step 2: Open the app, go to Options and scroll down to Custom ROM Actions and ensure that "LTE" is checked
Step 3: Select new task > select task name (for example "LTE on")
Step 4: Select "+" button . Plugin > Seccure Settings > Click Configuration > Custom ROM Action > Select LTE.
Step 5: Select new task > select task name (for example "LTE off")
Step 6: Select "+" button . Net > mobile Data 2G/3G
Step 7: Create new profile by Clicking "+" sign and select location in Context.
Step 8: Set your location where you want to use 3G. Make sure to select desired Radius. Press Back button.
Step 9: Select task "3G"
Step 10: Long press on profile name > Select exit task > select LTE task name
You're done. I hope this will help.
vipulkarkar said:
You must be rooted.
Step 1: Download Secure Settings
Step 2: Open the app, go to Options and scroll down to Custom ROM Actions and ensure that "LTE" is checked
Step 3: Select new task > select task name (for example "LTE on")
Step 4: Select "+" button . Plugin > Seccure Settings > Click Configuration > Custom ROM Action > Select LTE.
Step 5: Select new task > select task name (for example "LTE off")
Step 6: Select "+" button . Net > mobile Data 2G/3G
Step 7: Create new profile by Clicking "+" sign and select location in Context.
Step 8: Set your location where you want to use 3G. Make sure to select desired Radius. Press Back button.
Step 9: Select task "3G"
Step 10: Long press on profile name > Select exit task > select LTE task name
You're done. I hope this will help.
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Thanks. When I go to Net > mobile data 2g/ 3g I see a message that I need to be on a custom rom.
Some ROMs do not let change the Mobile Data by default.
There's another work around.
Step 6: Replace the action with any other actions like alert, notify etc.
Keep your 3G data on and only select LTE task in Exit task.
So your device will perform Task of Step 6 till you're in specific location and as soon as you leave that place it will switch to "LTE on" task.
Turns out I cannot enable step 2...enable LTE in secure settings plug-in. Any workarounds?
No Tasker workaround/Use apps from Play Store
monilchheda said:
Turns out I cannot enable step 2...enable LTE in secure settings plug-in. Any workarounds?
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Sorry dude,
Till my knowledge is concern there's no other workaround with Tasker but there are few apps that lets you switch LTE/3G/2G.
Check "SwitchPro Widget" (by Leo) or "Power Toggles" (Painless Apps) in Google Play Store.
It lets you create widget on your home-screen so you can switch instantly between networks. :fingers-crossed:
vipulkarkar said:
Sorry dude,
Till my knowledge is concern there's no other workaround with Tasker but there are few apps that lets you switch LTE/3G/2G.
Check "SwitchPro Widget" (by Leo) or "Power Toggles" (Painless Apps) in Google Play Store.
It lets you create widget on your home-screen so you can switch instantly between networks. :fingers-crossed:
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I have xposed + gravitybx. That allows me to toggle 4g. I wanted something to do it automatically.
Anyone know a way to disable tap-to-click on remix os for pc?
Im also looking to disable it. It's almost unusable on my laptop's touchpad.
+1
Please add this feature.
You can disable the touch pad if you want to use a mouse
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lollyjay said:
You can disable the touch pad if you want to use a mouse
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Thanks, but I want to use the touchpad without accidentaly clicking every two seconds.
Hate the tap-to-click feature, it's the first thing I disable after a clean install in every laptop.
ignaciojn said:
Thanks, but I want to use the touchpad without accidentaly clicking every two seconds.
Hate the tap-to-click feature, it's the first thing I disable after a clean install in every laptop.
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You might try this:
First, you need to identify the name of the input device used by the system:
• Start root terminal by typing (Alt/F1), You will get a prompt with a #
• Type getevent and press <ENTER>
• You will see a long list of devices scroll by
• Press the device you wish to deactivate (for example, I touched the touch pad) and note the event number (in my example it is 13)
• Type Ctrl/c to stop and you will get a prompt with a #
• Type getevent again and look at the list displayed; Look for the event number that matches your device (NOT THE DEVICE NUMBER!)
• You will see under it the device name in quotes (for example "SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad")
• Use the input device again to check you've found the right event number (my touchpad, for example, was 13)
• Press Ctrl/c again to stop
• At the prompt #, press Alt/F7 to exit the terminal Next, you need to modify the excluded-input-devices.xml file:
? In your root browser (I use SE File Explorer), navigate to root/system/etc/excluded-inputdevices.xml
• Open it with the native SE Text Editor; the file should end with something like this: <devices>
<device name="Power Button" />
</devices>
• Add your device between the top and bottom "</devices> as in my example for the touch pad
• Your modified file should end like this (again with my example): <devices>
<device name="Power Button" />
<device name="SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad"/>
</devices>
• Save the file and reboot.
• Test after boot.
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My Remix OS is not rooted. And rooting seems to need a reinstall. Don't really have the time right now.
I appreciate your help.
lollyjay said:
You might try this:
First, you need to identify the name of the input device used by the system:
• Start root terminal by typing (Alt/F1), You will get a prompt with a #
• Type getevent and press <ENTER>
• You will see a long list of devices scroll by
• Press the device you wish to deactivate (for example, I touched the touch pad) and note the event number (in my example it is 13)
• Type Ctrl/c to stop and you will get a prompt with a #
• Type getevent again and look at the list displayed; Look for the event number that matches your device (NOT THE DEVICE NUMBER!)
• You will see under it the device name in quotes (for example "SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad")
• Use the input device again to check you've found the right event number (my touchpad, for example, was 13)
• Press Ctrl/c again to stop
• At the prompt #, press Alt/F7 to exit the terminal Next, you need to modify the excluded-input-devices.xml file:
? In your root browser (I use SE File Explorer), navigate to root/system/etc/excluded-inputdevices.xml
• Open it with the native SE Text Editor; the file should end with something like this: <devices>
<device name="Power Button" />
</devices>
• Add your device between the top and bottom "</devices> as in my example for the touch pad
• Your modified file should end like this (again with my example): <devices>
<device name="Power Button" />
<device name="SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad"/>
</devices>
• Save the file and reboot.
• Test after boot.
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Thanks for your tip...I had thought it otherwise....Another help I want from you regarding disabling input devices....
I just installed RemixOS (April release) on my touch supported 11" Dell 3147. I had read it somewhere (tried to search for it but couldn't find it) that removing Power Button string will enable Power Button wake and lock just like in our Android Phones but removing it did not work on RemixOS...Also doesn't the device go in sleep (deep sleep as well) mode when not in use? I thought the Power Button tweak would achieve that functionality in our laptop..
thank you..
ssanjy said:
Thanks for your tip...I had thought it otherwise....Another help I want from you regarding disabling input devices....
I just installed RemixOS (April release) on my touch supported 11" Dell 3147. I had read it somewhere (tried to search for it but couldn't find it) that removing Power Button string will enable Power Button wake and lock just like in our Android Phones but removing it did not work on RemixOS...Also doesn't the device go in sleep (deep sleep as well) mode when not in use? I thought the Power Button tweak would achieve that functionality in our laptop..
thank you..
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I have had no success in enabling the power button to sleep. I use Nova Launcher and the double tap to sleep works to initiate deep sleep.
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lollyjay said:
I have had no success in enabling the power button to sleep. I use Nova Launcher and the double tap to sleep works to initiate deep sleep.
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Sorry I don't know how to activate double tap to sleep.... Instead I just activated Nova action to lock screen...I hope it does it's job to put device into deep sleep.... Could you please tell me how to activate double tap to sleep?
Thanks
ssanjy said:
Sorry I don't know how to activate double tap to sleep.... Instead I just activated Nova action to lock screen...I hope it does it's job to put device into deep sleep.... Could you please tell me how to activate double tap to sleep?
Thanks
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Same here I just set it to use double tap to activate
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lollyjay said:
Same here I just set it to use double tap to activate
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I couldn't recover it from sleep.... The device restarted
Edit: device did go to sleep but not in deep sleep i guess... Battery drained about 4% in about10 mins... So guess it's only stand by mode rather than sleep mode... i think if I keep my device in screen of mode for longer time it fails to wake up and rather restart....
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Some time has passed... Did anyone come up with a solution reg. the original post, i.e. disabling tap to click? The latter makes using Remix OS on my Laptop a real pain. Which is a shame, because otherwise it works really great.
Just received the phone and already stumped, can't figure out how to disable the lock screen, so annoying when it locks! Thanks in advance
Solved! Thanks to Jamesbarr2000 on Reddit!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Huawei/comments/bdgz00/huawei_p_smart_2019_how_to_deactivate_lock_screen/
jamesbarr2000
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Settings - system - developer options - screen lock
The developer options menu is hidden by default, Try this 1 :Unlock your phone and go to Settings.
Step 2 : Under Settings, scroll down and open About phone.
Step 3 : Under About phone, find Build Number and tap seven times on it.
You will get a message on your screen that "you are now a developer"
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For anyone who is rooted and wishes to use the app Battery Charge Limit, this is the control file you need to add to the settings.
1. Open Battery Charge Limit app
2. Open settings (the gear icon in the top right corner)
3. Enable "Configurable CTRL File Data"
4. Click "Configure Control Data"
5. Click "I Understand" on the Advanced Users Only warning
6. Under Set Path to Desired File, type:
Code:
/sys/class/power_supply/battery/device/smartchg_stop_charging
7. Under Set Enabled Value, type:
Code:
0
8. Under Set Disable Value, type:
Code:
1
9. Click "UPDATE CTRL FILE DATA"
I have submitted a pull request to the app developer's Github for this control file to be added to the app, but in the mean time users can manually do this to be able to use the app.
so,this is about the percentage limit or the ampere-voltage limit?
vagenrider said:
so,this is about the percentage limit or the ampere-voltage limit?
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Percentage limit. The app (not developed by me) is designed to limit the maximum charge of the battery to keep the battery health good. Most li-ion battery degradation occurs when the battery is charged up to and/or held at 100% charge. By limiting the maximum charge to like 80% or even 90%, your battery will degrade MUCH slower that normal. The ROG Phone 2 already has a similar feature built in that you can activate, but some people might still prefer to use this app anyway.
Thank you very much! <3
Can someone confirm that this works with ROG Phone 1? I will try it asap and report back. I almost lost hope.
Works with ROG Phone 1!
You can otherwise use the built in planned charge limit feature of the phone. Just make it cover the whole day and voila.
just use this
Don't fret too much. Just use a Chargie (https://chargie.org), it works with both rooted and non-rooted phones. It costs a few bucks, because it involves external hardware, but it works like charm. It even has delayed charging like the iPhones, only much more configurable.
bluegizmo83 said:
For anyone who is rooted and wishes to use the app Battery Charge Limit, this is the control file you need to add to the settings.
1. Open Battery Charge Limit app
2. Open settings (the gear icon in the top right corner)
3. Enable "Configurable CTRL File Data"
4. Click "Configure Control Data"
5. Click "I Understand" on the Advanced Users Only warning
6. Under Set Path to Desired File, type:
Code:
/sys/class/power_supply/battery/device/smartchg_stop_charging
7. Under Set Enabled Value, type:
Code:
0
8. Under Set Disable Value, type:
Code:
1
9. Click "UPDATE CTRL FILE DATA"
I have submitted a pull request to the app developer's Github for this control file to be added to the app, but in the mean time users can manually do this to be able to use the app.
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But this file will be specific to your phone device. For my motorola E4 I am unable to find such file. It have "status" file . I think this is the file but when I add any content in this file, it immediately overwrite by system.
How cand we edit the button order and/or toggles? Can't edit, nor found settings for
Had exactly the same issue, follow these steps and should work for sure(a little bit long procedure).
1. First of all download this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zacharee1.systemuituner&hl=en
2. Give permissions using adb(if you get some security error, make sure to enable usb debugging, plus usb debugging(security settings)
3. After that go inside this app, go to toggles and then press reset
4. Now there will be two pages of toggles, swipe left to access the second page and the last item will be EDIT
There is a faster way.
Go to Setting/Additional settings/Full screen display and toggle "Mirror buttons".
Hancoz said:
There is a faster way.
Go to Setting/Additional settings/Full screen display and toggle "Mirror buttons".
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After toggling 'Mirror buttons',what to do next?