Showing posts with label calibration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calibration. Show all posts

Friday, January 06, 2012

How to calibrate Galaxy note S Pen

Do you have problem with your Galaxy Note S-Pen? The point and the line draw too far away...you may try this auto calibration...it works for me on N7000XXKL8. It should work for you as well...

The idea is, to touch all edges of the screen. You may move you pen on the screen side from one end to another or just by clicking on every edges. The S Pen need to detect the maximum for up or down and left or right movement before it can actually calibrate itself.

Press your S Pen near the edges more often and calibration adjusts accordingly.

What I did is, I execute Phone and Application using S Pen :)

Continue testing here
Dial *#0*# using phone dialer.
Latest testing 7 Jan 2012. I can't really draw until the end of the bottom edges either LEFT or RIGHT.
I have no problem to draw on the TOP part.

Photoeditor. Able to draw all the edges, but there are a few millimeter blind area at the bottom. Outside of the image.
S Memo do have blind area at the bottom. We can't stretch the image to 100% full screen.

Other Tips
1. Upgrade to latest ROM.
2. Just Disable Auto Rotation. S Pen good for Portrait.
3. Some experience by disable and enable auto rotation, S Pen fix.
4. Try select Setting > Pen Settings > Dominant hand > Right handed/Left Handed. Reported that S Pen will re-calibrate again.

5. Calibrate Horizontal and Gyroscope. Check out Setting > Display

How about you?


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Monday, November 14, 2011

Galaxy Note S-Pen Test

How to test Galaxy Note S-Pen?

Before that you should set this first.

Menu > Settings

Left or right handed. Then continue with LCD test below..
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Dial *#0*# using phone dialer

 Select S-PEN Test
Make all the box GREEN. The system will display PASS/FAIL result.

Note: I have PASS result.
The alignment might be 1-2mm different between the pen and actual line so you could see what's you are drawing. It's normal ...be patient and draw slowly...you will be familiar soon...


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

How to calibrate your compass

How to calibrate your compass

Compas Calibration. Dial *#0*#. You will see image above. Click on [Sensor]
Note: If you are on Darky RE. Please install "lcdtest.apk" using DarkyROM Tool first.

Rotate your phone until "needs calibration 0" turn to "3". See above image.
Yes. Direction to Mecca is correct (Test using MySolat application).

Monday, October 10, 2011

Android battery guide

What should I do. My phone battery drop very fast. Below are a few things that you can do including galaxy calibrate battery. Hope it works for you.

Note:
All the tips below come from Android users and my own experiences. I will keep updating it once I found new tips...keep visiting :)

1. Upgrade your phone OS to the latest version. It's known that Gingerbread ROM have bugs

You can identify this drain by checking
Setting>About>Battery Use.


If Android OS is above 20%, often between 40 and 60% of the battery consumption while your phone has been idle most of the time, then that's it.

2. WiFi sleep policy
Settings > Wireless and network > WiFi settings > Menu key > Advanced > Wifi sleep policy. Set to Never or Never when plugged in.
Note: 3G used more phone battery than WiFi 


3. Display configuration
Settings > Display > Animations. Set to "NO or SOME animations"

4. Flight mode configuration
Setting > Wireless and network > Flight Mode. Toggle the airplane mode on/off 3 times in a row, that will reduce your Cell Standby battery usage

5. Others basic rules
- Always flash with 100% battery. Else battery calibration is required
- Avoid having too many widgets
- Avoid using live wallpapers
- Avoid using energy saving apps (they actually run non-stop in the background, eating your battery)
- Set your screen time-out to an acceptable low value, like 30 seconds

- Brightness: use a low value (between min and 25%) or tick auto-brightness,

- Use dark/black wallpaper
- Try different modems (as they are responsible for networks and networks use a lot of power)
- Buy a 10% higher capacity battery (1650mAh) made by Samsung for SGS devices
- Calibrate your battery.

  •  Under Power Saving Mode, I've got it turned off. Your mileage may vary and you may get even better results...Havent really explored this yet.
  • Under Battery Usage, click the battery graph just beneath the status bar. You want as much green phone signal as you can (dependent on your location). The Next three bars (Wi-Fi, Awake, Screen-On) should be as black as possible. Awake tells you how much time the CPU is not sleeping, which is wasting power.
  •  Under Accounts and Sync, Background Data ON and Auto-Sync off.
  • Under applications, select Running Services. Shutdown, Disable, Freeze or uninstall as many of these as you can.
  • Under Sound, use as much silence as much as possible, also keep the haptic feedback off or reduced to perceptable levels (it's a motor).
  •  Under Wi-Fi settings, Turn off Network Notifications
  •  Disable all automatic app updates. Example of Evernote

  •  Disable all automatic app updates. Example of Android Market
  • Disable all automatic app updates. Example of Facebook
  • Tips from Samsung Galaxy Note Power Saving
  • Settings > Date and Time. NO automatic again. iPhone iOS 5 have this problem as well...phone keep asking for what's the time for this location??? for what! We are not traveling that fast right... :)


How to Calibrate your Battery (Galaxy calibrate battery)

Sometimes the battery isn't being used to its full extent, or it shows wrong values. This is due to some wrong data stored in a file called batterystats.bin stored in /data/system.

Follow steps below:
1. Charge your battery full 100%
2. Drain your battery to 0% until it shuts down by itself (watching video/playing games)
3. Wait 2 minutes and reboot the phone to ensure the battery is completely flat. It will dies again
4. Remove the battery and wait 2 minutes
5. Replace the battery and plug the charger (DO NOT switch on the phone). Wait until it shows 100%
6. When phone shows 100%, boot in recovery (volume up + home + power)
7. Go to > Advanced > Wipe Battery Stats > Confirm (move up/down using the volume keys)
8. Reboot the phone and unplug the charger when the "battery full notification" comes
9. DONE. Now you phone status and it's actual value is calibrated.

Note: 
-Repeat the same process 2 or 3 time and your battery will be nicely calibrated
-Only wipe battery stats once, run a few cycles of full charge / discharge and after that just use your phone as normal