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[Samsung Gear S] psyx3x:
For notifications no for bluetooth but..

install in mobil https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pacosal.m2d.notifications&hl=es

install in gear s https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pacosal.m2d.receiver&hl=es

notification for wifi or data,calls,sms,whatsapp,etc
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
1. So whenever you wear the watch, you're broadcasting your phone SSID?

2. How about the drain on the watch itself?
[Samsung Gear S] mariorossi248:
Difference of the file from samfirmware.com?

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[Samsung Gear S] stevenlb:
1. Yes

2. I get through 10-12 hours if I don't mess with it too much. 8-10 if I play with it a bit. Your milage may vary, depending on the apps and usage.
[Samsung Gear S] computerguru:
The Galaxy Note 4 has a UV sensor. Not sure if it's the same chip being used, but you might be able to glean from the kernel source how Samsung is passing the info up the stack...same with the bio/hr sensors.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
"Privacy

The server never stores the message that it receives, it only makes like a proxy for shipment and is very light.

Further messages are encrypted with the encryption key (change those default)"

So it still makes a request to the server? Even WiFi tethering is more secure than this.

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Does anyone's date revert to January 2013?
[Samsung Gear S] biktor_gj:
I guess I'll have to keep looking through Android's documentation then ;)

And here I am, fighting off the proximity sensor and not understanding why the f**** it doesn't work, and then I suddenly realize we don't even have a proximity sensor.... *facepalm* We have a *palm down* gesture on the touchscreen (that's why in Tizen you can touch the entire screen with your hand the music is stopped), but no proximity feature.

-------------[LCD]------------

[light] [home button] [UV]

Magnetic sensor starts responding! It reports excessive data which kills android due to buffer overflows into the system server, but it could be worse ;)

EDIT: Ooookay, we'll call it a draw. Pressure sensor up, magnetic sensor reporting data... not what it should, but at least it starts working without closed source libraries. The data it responds is strange though. I think it should return values between 0 - 256 for each axis (X Y Z), but returned data goes from -32767 to +32767 (max int values which is what the library reads). I don't know if it is because it doesn't get to open calibration data, or because I'm doing something wrong... Good news is, at least now I think I know how to implement the rest of the sensors, except UV, which isn't available in the Sensor HAL. Samsung engineered it in the Note 4 / Galaxy S4 by using a proprietary HAL, I don't think it's even worth the time it will take for me to code it it's not supported by Google Fit / any standard android app (I only saw one app on google play that uses it)

If your phone does have a Pressure Sensor, could you check if values from the library are the same / similar to what the watch gives with the attached library? Mine doesn't have one so I have no idea if the values reported are the correct ones... Download the attached zip, and push the decompressed library to /system/lib/hw.

You can use Sensor Control Box on Play store to check your sensor values.

Thanks!
[Samsung Gear S] mariorossi248:
After reset, launguage deutch because the firmware csc ita?

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[Samsung Gear S] dabenaute:
what do you mean?Can you be more clear please?
[Samsung Gear S] mariorossi248:
Even after the reset and load the firmware you recommended to reboot and always in German.

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[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Slightly off-topic, but I'm following the instructions (sender/receiver keys, etc) but still can't get it to work. How did you set yours up? Is there a limit on the number of characters in a key?
[Samsung Gear S] mariorossi248:
my model and SM-R750 ITA BRAND WIND

I have not got the backup firmware full eng flashed but always start with language in German. I would like to bring it back to its initial state. Could you help me?

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[Samsung Gear S] Kirrrr:
[MENTION=1641290]mariorossi248[/MENTION]

Man, are you ok? Please, do not create such monstrous overquotes!!! :eek:
[Samsung Gear S] Jnioms:
[MENTION=1641290]mariorossi248[/MENTION]

First flash that using ODIN (if you are currently with the CM).

Then (or if you are already back in tizen) go to http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ insert your Gear S's model and download the firmware you like (or the latest for your country, thats what i recommend you) and flash it through ODIN.
[Samsung Gear S] mariorossi248:
Already done but to restart after reset and again in German

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[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Mine resets the clock and date whenever I reboot or power cycle.
[Samsung Gear S] Jnioms:
If flashing a new firmware doesn't fix those bugs then i think factory reset is the last thing you can test
[Samsung Gear S] biktor_gj:
Couple of things: if your language is wrong the rom you flashed contains a different CSC partition than what your device came with. You can either:

1. Find the exact rom you had

2. Insert a SIM from your usual carrier

3. Sync with Gear manager so it will change the language

4. Skip it all and choose your language from the settings.

The default region for your watch is stored on the EFS partition, mounted on /efs on Android and /csc in Tizen. Any flash package here won't touch anything in there.

About the clock going nuts on reboot/shutdown, as far as I know it happens in Tizen too. It also happens with the LG G Watch R, and I guess it also happens on the Gear Live. It seems these watches don't keep the RTC running when the watch is off, corrupting the date/time whenever the device is not 'running'

About sensors: magnetic orientation sensor working (lcd still not rotating though, no idea why). Started work on:

Rotation Vector

Heart Rate Monitor

SSP Context Sensor (step counter and other virtual sensors calculated by the MCU)

The skeleton is done and sensors are recognized in Android, but they don't report anything yet (wip). If curious, check Github :)
[Samsung Gear S] iNDEX3:
offtopic?

Tell me, please, where i can download the watch faces and launcher from chinese android-watchs?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vTn3Gud-wE
[Samsung Gear S] cylent:
this language issue bugged the hell out of me and i gave up on it.

in baghdad. they brought over watches from ROMania and sold them. of course all roms have all languages which is OK but the watch when reset to factory would give you the initial pairing text in "Romanian" i believe. EVEN THOUGH i installed a British rom or any other (arabic) for that matter.

however, once you guess the buttons and pair it with your phone it'll change the language according to the phone language.

i wish i had found a way but i sold my gear S (and i regret it to be honest) and opted for a gear 2/neo which i now have full fledged android wear on it.

of course this is all thanks to biktor_gj	... we couldnt have gotten anywhere without him. :cowboy:
[Samsung Gear S] mariorossi248:
So why did this happen to me? I followed the guide to put on the 12 cm and after that I made restoring the Co file recovery. Agency available on this forum

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[Samsung Gear S] jay_dremix:
I try to use adb push for a file but the /sdcard is read only. How to change to RW in adb ?
[Samsung Gear S] Ranomez:
I highly doubt it was in Romanian because I am in Romania and bought mine from a local store and after factory reset it is in English, I also know other people that bought the Gear S from other stores, some online only (all of them only selling in Romania) and they have the same as me so I don't really know why but it seems that, although I do know that there is a Romanian version, it seems stores in Romania either never got it, either brought them from retailers in other countries instead of Samsung or just ran out of it because up to now I haven't met anyone to have the Romanian model of the Gear S in Romania.
[Samsung Gear S] :
Anything fix for Bluetooth Calls ??
[Samsung Gear S] biktor_gj:
The file I was talking about earlier is (in Android)

/efs/csc/csc-active-customer.inf

if you run cat /efs/csc/csc-active-customer.inf as root through ADB, it will return a 3 letter code. Mine is PHE, for example, which is the variant for Spain. If you change that variant code for the one of your region (if, for example, you're from UK and bought a Serbian watch), the watch will change the language to the default one for your region upon reset, *if* the correct firmware is installed.

These 3 letter codes are common for all Samsung devices, you can check them out here: http://www.galaxys5update.com/change-csc-code-samsung-galaxy-s5/

[MENTION=2766389]iNDEX3[/MENTION]: I found a copy of the Watch's firmware at https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0B7Pb2_pDHfjLWDNPU0Q1NUNYRkU&export=download, though apps don't seem to work for me. I didn't bother to check what error they're giving though, you might want to give them a try

[MENTION=1368645]kbythwood[/MENTION]: I can't find the correct audio route. I've spent hours(days?) already trying to find what switch is not being triggered, even made myself a 400 line PHP script just to help me convert Tizen's ALSA UCM file (which holds the audio profiles in tizen) and checked them one by one, but I can't find what is wrong. If anyone can find it, another set of eyes would come really handy
[Samsung Gear S] psyx3x:
12 hous and gear s now is with 46% of battery

wow ,no it good with cm40

thanks biktor ;)
[Samsung Gear S] darksimo:
hi thank you very much for your hard work! i have question, i buy a gear s international , i want flash you android port , but i want know:

can i flash it directly in odin? or i must have a backup of my tizen? or must i install CM12.1 before and make a dirty flash?? THANK YOU§
[Samsung Gear S] psyx3x:
possible root gear with any file as Odin or whatever?
[Samsung Gear S] runningwarrior08:
I can't get it to work either. You have any luck? In his help file he says something about 2 receiver codes but I can only get 1...
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
I have both, but it still isn't working. I really don't want to go to PushBullet on this one.
[Samsung Gear S] runningwarrior08:
Yeah, not gonna do that with a monthly fee. So far I found one more. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.hcilab.projects.notification&hl=en

Works well if your watch has a data connection, does not support bluetooth.

Speaking of bluetooth for the watch currently if there is not an intent holding bluetooth, like tether or even another app it disconnects from my phone immediately. I remedied the situation by enabling bluetooth tethering on the watch and now it stays connected fine.

I have started to develop an app to push notifications to the watch over bluetooth, no where near functional or even working so I do not know if I will even complete it but I am least working on something.

Biktor, I will also look into the A2DP and voice over headset issue. It looks like the mic is even receiving the data when going through but for some reason it is not being passed through.. Interesting..
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Please let us know when it's available for testing - as long as it isn't too intrusive and doesn't require too many permissions, I'd be glad to test and report back with feedback.

EDIT: I'd prefer if it was as open source as possible.
[Samsung Gear S] runningwarrior08:
At this moment I am unsure if it will be open source or not. I may use some old code from someone I know, if I do then it will for sure be open source. Otherwise I am unsure.
[Samsung Gear S] lauerp:
Doesn't matter, as soon as you do it, You'll rock!
[Samsung Gear S] Shum Channel:
It would be great. Without this feature, smartwatches are useless.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Also, based on what I've read (without installing it), it may not be that feasible as a notification solution, as 1) you'd have to be running it from within a browser on Gear S and 2) the watch wouldn't vibrate at all.
[Samsung Gear S] runningwarrior08:
You should try it first :)

It does stuff not mentioned. Just install it in both, it vibrates and makes noise fine. Shows up as standard notification and has history.. Only things it doesn't do is turn on the screen, or allow reply.

I am talking with the dev now and we are possibly working together to get it to wake on notification and maybe incorporate BT. Just add a checkbox for android to android implementation.

The dev was even surprised it worked as well as it does and may capitalize on this by adding more features.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
1. Now that you've said it, I'll give it a go - thanks.

2. Double thanks for working with other developers.

UPDATE 1: okay, tried it with a Nexus 4 on the same, tethered, Wi-Fi - works very well so far.

UPDATE 2: not that it's a big deal at all, but I've successfully got the receiver

vibration and screen on working

when I receive a text from Desktop Notification. If we can get Tasker working on the watch, this is a fairly simple process to do via intercepting that notification.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
I've been doing some tinkering with BT vs WiFi and must be a little out of it by now. While WiFi-tethered, the watch isn't discoverable via Wlan from within ES File Manager on a phone, BT tethering is discoverable, but not accessible. I don't want to resort to cloud-based storage yet and am having difficulties with ADB drivers; how can we transfer files onto the watch?
[Samsung Gear S] runningwarrior08:
Tasker is a good idea. Didn't think about that.

Mtp is enabled by default so you should just be able to plug in and drag and drop.

For adb drivers try "minimal adb and fastboot" here on xda.

Or are you trying to do transfers between the phone and watch?
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Nope, not recognized in Windows at all. While booted into CM13, I plug the watch into the cradle, USB to the computer - Device Manager shows up, refreshes, but nothing shows up in the Computer.

Either phone or PC - since Play Store isn't available, I need to transfer Tasker and Autonotification onto the watch.
[Samsung Gear S] runningwarrior08:
Okay MTP comes stock in all versions of Windows but you could try downloading Android USB drivers.

Or via ADB you could try downloading Minimal ADB and fastboot like I talked about earlier and see if you can find the device with

ADB devices command

If you are able to communicate you can push any file to the device. You must first put the file in the minimal adb and fastboot folder for ease of pushing the file

then use

adb push FILENAMEHERE.EXTENSION sdcard/downloads

EDIT: If you are unable to see the watch via ADB or via MTP try a different cable, or a different dock if possible.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Right, adb isn't working either. "adb devices" shows nothing. I'll see what I can do about the drivers.

UPDATE: in any event, we need Play Services working on the watch in order for Desktop Notifications to work.

UPDATE 2: got to a different machine; adb worked, transferred files via TWRP, etc. Got the Play Services and gapps installed from the modular nano package (the gapps are the same ones that's in this video). Device performance has reduced drastically, to a point of being unresponsive to taps for several seconds with no apps running in the list of recent apps. I'll keep tinkering but think I'll wait until there is a better optimized version of gapps for the CM13 build.

UPDATE 3: excuse the focus issues, but it looks like Desktop Notifications work fine now (rebuilt Dalvik and reinstalled the app), still will have to tinker with Tasker and Auto Notifications to get to where I want it to be. All notifications are via WiFi tethering - far from ideal but works.

UPDATE 4: successfully created and tested a Tasker profile on the watch that Auto-intercepts Desktop Notifications, vibrates and wakes the device via Secure Settings. There is a delay of about 5 seconds or so between the phone notification and watch push, but it works. Also, the earlier performance issue (from UPDATE 2) has improved to a decent state.

UPDATE 5: created a separate thread with the watch mods once CM is in working condition.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
So far, has anyone got sensors to work reliably with Tasker?
[Samsung Gear S] DQEight:
Im thinking of buying a used gear s just for this. Have a few general questions.

Does cellular functions work?

Call, text, internet etc?

Can you install xposed?

The post says unlocked gsm versions. Is that tmobile version? I only see tmo, sprint and at&t when shopping online.

Will T-Mobile(or whatever version I need to flash this) version work with cricket sim card?

Anyone tried watchmaker live wallpaper with this?
[Samsung Gear S] viperbe:
Unlock boot loader steps?

Has anyone tried these steps on the AT&T Bootloader for Gear S?

http://unlock-bootloader.net/how-to/unlock-bootloader-samsung-gear-s/
[Samsung Gear S] GOIGIG:
Unfortunately, that is a scam website. Using the words you typed into search engines to create a page based on what you are looking for. If you read closely, look at the screenshot. Many people must be googling At&t Gear S boot-loader unlock. I must say the more I read the funnier that site is, Battey life up to 90 Min's. Fingerprint support, android pay (no NFC LOL) happened to me a million times with other devices. (Ie sch i605) verizon note 2, att galaxy mega. many many devices that i own, with no root/rom capabilities. I'll get a site identical that says the same thing but the device Im looking up. probably more common then the Gear S until recently.
[Samsung Gear S] GOIGIG:
I do believe Cricket is now GSM, therefor in theory it should work as AT&T, now they are absorbed. At least from what I just read. Keep in mind it will likely be hspa+, Edge, Or 3g.

(sorry I didn't multi quote)
[Samsung Gear S] viperbe:
Thank you...I found the same thing after go ogling several different Samsung phones...thank you again...I am only dreaming of an unlocked bootloader
[Samsung Gear S] superperr:
If you are not using 3G, notifications are via internet throut WiFi tethering: phone -> internet -> google services -> internet -> phone -> BT of WiFi (thetering) -> gear s

I think taht BT has lees power consumption than WiFi o both devices.
[Samsung Gear S] foura:
hello to friends from Greece.....i'm very very newby to "destroy" phones and i want a little help for one problem that excist....i have already instaled the android 5.1.1 to my GearS using the GearS_Kernel___20151114- and the CM_Build40 via Odin_v3.09 and everything work fine but the bluetooth can be transfer the playing music to the headset but they can't be transfer the call's voices...i have tried four different brands of headsets but i have the same problem...any solution are welcome because the headset function are important to me...thank you in advance
[Samsung Gear S] lauerp:
Hi, it's one of the bugs that the dev haven't fix yet and yeah, for me it is also a big thing but it will worth the wait!
[Samsung Gear S] andrew.mackew:
Fellas, what is the last build available? v40?
[Samsung Gear S] foura:
ohhh i see....has tried someone to downgrade from 5.1.1 to 4.4.4 ? maybe is firmware problem
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Where did you get this information? OP has neither updated this thread nor the first post.

Try it.
[Samsung Gear S] Jhfreeze:
Yes from a few pages back he posted a link to build #40 with all the latest.
[Samsung Gear S] andrew.mackew:
I got that information from that post mentioned by [MENTION=6120818]Jhfreeze[/MENTION] . :good: [MENTION=6120818]Jhfreeze[/MENTION]: Thanks for clarifying, indeed that is the last version available.

BTW, there is a "new" merge regarding sensors that, probably and hopefully, will make us really happy. :good: :good: :good:

Thanks to [MENTION=803006]biktor_gj[/MENTION] for his awesome work! :good: :good: :good: :good:
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Oh yes, sorry, I was confused; I'm using CM40.
[Samsung Gear S] foura:
i wanna try but i don't know what can i do.....if you want to help me you'r welcome...
[Samsung Gear S] biktor_gj:
There's still a bit of work so it can actually work :) So far sensors are declared, initial code is ready, and compiles and it doesn't crash, which itself is not bad, but there's a few important bits to sort out:

Some sensors (HRM and step counter), need external initialization. This is done by sending some commands through

/dev/ssp_sensorhub (for the developers out there: 0x hex instruction 0x hex sensor 0x hex data param)

I managed to turn hrm on and start reporting garbage, but I still haven't found the code to turn it off and didn't find an app to correctly test it.

My biggest headache is with the step counter, in the sense that it doesn't even exist, step counter data is calculated by the mcu based on the accelerometer and gyro data, and it doesn't have its own device node. Reading the kernel code, tizen sensor library and all the logs I could look into, it seems you request the step counter/detector to /dev/ssp_sensorhub, and it replies the data via the ssp_context input node, but I don't know if it really works that way, and exactly what kind of data it responds and if there needs to be some parsing after that.

I'm not sure if Standard Android's (wear does) Google Fit uses the step detector if it has one, so I'm not sure if I can use it to check if it works. Doesn't seem to support the HRM though, couldn't find an option to use it

Apart from all that, I have to implement sensor calibration on boot, so it stops thinking that north east is south west, and that I'm two kilometers underground ;)

Work in progress, as always!
[Samsung Gear S] andrew.mackew:
Thanks for such A-M-A-Z-I-N-G work! :good: :good: :good:

You are a hero for all of us that own an Samsung Gear! :)

About the app to test HRM, I wonder if S-Health wouldn't do the trick just to test sensors.. HRM, UV, Accelerometer and so on.

Once more, thanks a lot! :good: :good: :good:
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
Do you know what is the Tasker's "shake sensor" based on? I can't get it to work reliably in CM Build 40.
[Samsung Gear S] sas007:
Unsure..

Hi guys I purchased my gear s from fleabay

Whilst it's the real deal I have no idea about compatibility to use the port..and would love this on my wrist instead of the Samsung O.S

Model number-SM-R750

Software version-R750XXU2BOK1

Any help and/or advise would be great fully received..

P.S is this the same as what's on YouTube the android 5.1.1 port?.
[Samsung Gear S] -LBT-:
The very first step would be to go to the first page of this thread.
[Samsung Gear S] nghiaxp:
Great work on this port! Absolutely loving my gear s now. I'm also getting pretty decent battery life as well: ~11-12 hours as a secondary device WiFi tethered to my phone, and about half of that as a primary device on GSM (I play clash of clans on my watch). This ROM makes the gear s a must have. Thanks for your hard work!

One thing to report: daydream clock does not always turn on for me. Still trying to figure out exactly why that is.
[Samsung Gear S] sas007:
Hi Thanks for the heads up...I have read the first page and then posted as i still have no clue...that's why I asked for advise...
[Samsung Gear S] ChipJapan:
Try flashing it and see if it works.

I have the Japanese model and wasn't sure if it would work but it did and i imagine you'll get stuck at an early stage if the bootloader is locked.

Id try to find your firmware on sammobile.com first though.

If you still cant figure it out then maybe this is not for you and you should wait for a stable build and a nice how to video when its all done and give the developer a big fat wad of thank yous then.