yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ArnoldGarry256:
Hello, phone failing to connect to any WiFi network. It connected when it was on stock. Restored stock again to verify and it connected successfully. Flashed Hyper-Rom v6 again after full wipe. It still fails to connect to WiFi. Used Philz Touch 6.59.0 4.0 by [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION]. Anyone facing this? Any recommended solution to this? I like this ROM. Don't want to remove it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neovo79:
Could you please include hyper camera mod in new release? Or could anybody share working camera mod with 30Mbits video recording? I used to have it in another rom a couple of years ago and this device can record outstanding videos with 30Mbits recording capability.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BrianIbrahims:
V6 wifi works fine by me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hyper.Alvi:
ux style// soon
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
good

---------- Post added at 04:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:38 PM ----------

Like the iPhone (multitasking card) card of the background, can you have?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] amr sam33:
awesome can't wait
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neovo79:
Any chance for 30 mbit Camera? Or is it hopeless?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] josete_197601:
New update Touchwizhome v8_final.

You can download it and see the changes that leads from here:

http://www.esp-desarrolladores.com/showthread.php?t=4413&p=130757#post130757
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ahmed-Iraq:
topic not in english ,what are the differentes in this verision

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Thank you, hard. The starter animation effects. The custom is good. The comparison of the original look good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S.B.Ali:
Hi; I installed Hyper-Rom v6.0 on S3 i9300; everything works fine except the wifi; i cant get it to work no matter what I do, i even tried connecting at my friends place just to be sure it wasnt my router; and no success. The wifi connection accepts the password and shows as 'saved' and the strength is strong... But the wifi conmection icon never appears and browsing keeps saying no internet connection, can anyone help please? Greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mavippro98:
I'm from Vietnam...

that's a wonderful rom !!!

but please, I have problem with my battery. It drain rapidly. how an I fix it :laugh::laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] george_shudi:
Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gaideran:
Check out post #210. There are links there that will fix this. The one that worked for me was the very first one, Murata.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Can through the translation.

S3 download address:

http://tenet.dl.sourceforge.net/pro...ock/TouchWizHome S7/TouchWizHome_S7_v7_S3.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] josete_197601:
Forgive, it was bad for the download link .

it is already corrected

https://sourceforge.net/projects/ad...e S7/TouchWizHome_S7_v8_final_S3.zip/download
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Thank you very much.good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] josete_197601:
Inadvertently put v7 version that was the last.

v8 is the one that has added options gestures and new animations
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Well, know. thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hyper.Alvi:
v7's calculator
[Galaxy S III Android Development] uzman47:
Thanks. Very good...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] amr sam33:
much better , thank you
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
When update log?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xman66:
Love the color distribution

Adding beauty to functionality
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S.B.Ali:
Thanks a ton; I wasnt even aware of this.. I will try this and let you know. Appreciated!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S.B.Ali:
This was a life saver advice; thanks alot... for me the Murata worked as well and the wifi works just fine now. This is very well appreciated.

Going to tag this post with a few keywords so others with this issue can find the answers here.

S3 i9300 Hyper-Rom v6 Wifi issue - not connecting /or/ Authentication error /or/ password saved but does not connect to wifi

Solution: Install one of the following zip indicated in post #210 (mostly Murata should work)

- Simple flash the zip using a custom recovery

All credit goes to the uploaders; / developers I am just sharing this info... I have not done any of the actual work in making/modifying those zips.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] carlos15black:
I got a probem with camera :s in v6. Help me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raulmere:
For problems with the camera use this fix to resolve your problem:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23991606952609292
[Galaxy S III Android Development] josephpatrick:
hi josete_19760, another request, is it possible to enable support for dynamic calendar so that it displays the date on the splanner? i have seen a lot of ios lased android launchers that displays the current date on the splanner icon.....this feature is available on s6 and later phones running lollipop, it is just about modifying the launcher to support it, have tried few things, no luck yet....maybe you can do something about this cool feature....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Benjamin Cepeda:
ux looks spectacular with style, you'll do something for the Note 2?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mehdi250:
hi Hyper.Alvi plz use black theme in contact and sms and settings and more....for better battery use:D:D.plz get black theme in aroma inV7

menyyyy thanks man keep going ur best dev for own old SIII i9300 :good::highfive::laugh:

sorry for my bad English
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
The new ux theme is white. More good-looking. Should customize the theme of the white and black.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] khatar_matar:
i have no notifications in lockscreen!

whats the problem?

using v6 and installed with fullwipe.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pankaj_GB:
s3 n note2 are identical..just need to edit update script, kernel and modem...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Benjamin Cepeda:
Perfect, thanks.

Enviado desde mi SM-N910C mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aeonized:
New "enhanced" lock screen remove most features than it added :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] da213:
I have just received message which reads

Unfortunately,

"keyguardtestactivity has stopped"

not going away keeps on coming any solution for this would really be helpful guys!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] josephpatrick:
Fastest option is to create a recovery file which only contains stock keyguard.apk file (depends on the version of the ROm you currently have), connect phone to PC, copy file to phone, go into recovery and flash the file.

The longer option is to reflash the ROM
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Birotot:
v7 this week ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LoriOP3:
[MENTION=6913647]Hyper.Alvi[/MENTION] please debloat the rom of function we don't need ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
S3 lock screen interface if there is any chance to change like this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aeonized:
This actually looks much better :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Yeah! More like s7. But s4 models have been used for. S3 don't know. Hope the brother of xda can give us the lock screen interface.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vyrnach:
I have just in stalled V6 after a full wipe and selected afew extras like calculator. Then while sync data from my Google account, the Samsung setup crashed and the setup froze. Rebooting does not help. Any idea?

Edit: I did the exact same thing except I skipped the Samsung account setup step went straight in the OS and no longer have problems. Added Samsung account after setup and it's ok now. So far I have to say. Thanks for the AMAZINGLY fast and awesome rom :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lukaaa477:
When v7?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bojrfawi:
When version 7 ?!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raulmere:
The most likely is that it will be this weekend the V7...hopefully :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Hope!!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raulmere:
Looking forward to and a lot of expectation......

Hopefully very soon... :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sereno_1:
The V7 to be released this week Hyper Alvi; there is a lot of expectation..Many it agradecerian...Thanks for your time and work employee... :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
I'm also looking forward to this a new ROM to come
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mehdi250:
i wish mr.hyper the best dev for own SIII that uses black theme (settings,contacts,msg,...) in the next v7 ROm.

pLZ plz put black theme in Aroma because saves more battery................... u better know that mr.Hyper

ty for ur best trys and ROMs for our SIII:p ;) :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ahmed-Iraq:
guys how can i enable deepsleep ?to save battery ! and is the idle or AFTR for save battery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xman66:
Go to wifi sitting then advanced search for enable wifi even when the screen off and disable it.

And for battery saving choose AFTR it's the most efficient mode
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Please don't ask for eta's

Regards

Moderation Team
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewKode:
So this ROM can be flashed on Note 2 too?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Black and white two themes have to do is optional. This will be very good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] air40:
Why the phone after a few days of work on this rom comes slowly?

sorry for my bad English
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raulmere:
For real deep sleep off this.... : o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ahmed-Iraq:
guys what is the stable tweaks for this room? Lspeed app? i want it for battery life and perfeomance

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] lukaaa477:
V7 coming tomorrow
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mavippro98:
waiting for love :laugh::laugh::laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WOXIANGNI530:
Be quick

Hurry up and update
[Galaxy S III Android Development] amir.vahidi:
[MENTION=6913647]Hyper.Alvi[/MENTION]

thanks for your perfect rom

but when the v7 you will upload?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yzfr1kong:
I selected chrome in aroma installer but it didn't appear in my app drawer.

Anyway, this hyper rom is really fast and smooth. But it should come with boeffla app pre-installed since it is already using the boeffla kernel.

Better battery stats show the drain as 6% per hour. There are some alarm wakeups from android gms and play store. Hoping to get better battery life after i use titanium to freeze google play and set boeffla idle to AFTR.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] george_shudi:
We are not in ApriL, Don't do this.

If u believe everything you read don't read (He is not the Developer, [MENTION=6913647]Hyper.Alvi[/MENTION] said v7 work in progress)

Don't ask for ETA, it will be out when it's ready.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] air40:
the phone comes very slowly !. use ram 730 mb free 100 mb ....
[Android Head-Units] TransAmMan:
I just bought a Joying Steering Wheel control radio. I got the 10.1" but I assume they all are similar. My question is, what type of input is the radio looking for to get the steering wheel controls to work? I have a 1999 Pontiac Trans Am. I had a Pumpkin Android radio and it had a Key1 and Steering Wheel Ground. I purchased a Pac SWI unit that connected to my car steering wheel wire. I set it for Pioneer, then used a 3.5mm jack from radio shack to connect to the PAC SWI with one wire to Key 1 and the other to steering wheel ground. It worked great. I tried this same technique on the Joying Stereo which doesn't have a steering wheel ground so I went straight to regular ground. It of course didnt' work. Are joying radios looking for a change in resistance, change in voltage? Does anyone know any adapters like the PAC that will output what the Joying wants to see?

I tried Joying customer service. They're very friendly but worthless. I couldn't find anything searching the net either.

Thanks in advance for the help!
[Android Head-Units] halloj:
It doesn't matter what Chinese brand you buy. They all have resistive inputs. As you wrote Key1 for left side and Key2 for right side and ground.

If your car has can-bus SWC you need to go here and get what you need. e.g axxessinterfaces.com or Crutchfield. There's a specific interface cable for

Chinese head-units.
[Android Head-Units] TransAmMan:
Thanks for the quick response. So if it's just a resistive input, do I just hook my two connections from my PAC SWI to Key 1 and Key 2 so that way the resistance change goes across those two connections?
[Android Head-Units] TransAmMan:
Update. I got it to work. So from my 99 Trans Am, I hooked the single steering wheel wire up to the PAC unit. It's the SWI-RC. I set it and programmed it for a Pioneer radio but I don't think it matters. The output is a 3.5mm headphone style plug. I bought a 3.5mm jack from radio shack and soldered wires to the large connector and the top one. One wire goes to Key 1, the other to Key 2. Programs and works perfect!
[Android Head-Units] halloj:
Time to buy a lottery ticket. :D
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Man, what are the chances for my XDA PAC search to turn this thread up?!?! I too have a Trans Am (2000) with Joying headunit and had problems getting the PAC to work with it last night. I have Key1 hooked up to the PAC output wire and didn't work, but I also had my PAC set to "other".

Since you have the same car, just to make sure, you have your PAC programmed for "1", dial on side of it set to "pioneer", right?

I'm going to get a female 3.5mm jack today. I'm confused on what you mean by the large connector and the top one. Could you please explain?
[Android Head-Units] TransAmMan:
I just bought a 2nd Joying radio and will be installing it in my other Trans am this weekend. I intend to put together a very detailed 'how to' video when I do the steering wheel control part. I was amazed that there was very little info out there on how to hook it up. When you get your connector, you'll see 3 terminals on in. One is very large and sort of wraps around backwards towards the plug. When you plug your 3.5mm plug from the PAC, you'll see the tip touches this part of the jack. You solder 1 wire to that long connector. There's a small tab opposite the large. You solder the 2nd wire to that one. Now all you have to do is hook up the 2 wires from the jack you just soldered to Key 1 and Key 2. It doesn't matter which wire goes to which one. Any other questions, feel free to ask!
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
You said your jack had 3 terminals, but you talked about 2 wires plus the key 1 and key 2 wires. Where is 4th wire? Also where are the first 2 wires coming from? 1 has to be from the cars steering wheel wire but the other?

I actually have a 3.5mm jack laying around but they have wires on them. I cut the end off and have white, red and yellow.

Sorry for the questions and really appreciate the help and the future how to video. Still random as many vehicles on the road someone with same car and headunit knows how to get it to work. Thanks!
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
I had to quickly sketch it out in CAD to follow it, I was confusing myself, lol. Now I'm following, sounds like you only use 2 of the 3 terminals or maybe the 3rd needs to be ground or just don't connect it?

I'm going to pick up a female 3.5mm plug from radio shack after work. This is what I plan to get.

https://www.radioshack.com/collecti...-stereo-in-line-audio-jack?variant=5717422981
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
You can just do this:
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Is it really that simple??? It does make perfect sense since it looks for resistance and can program buttons in setup
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
Yup. That simple.
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Heck yeah! I know what I'll be doing when I get home. Thanks!
[Android Head-Units] TransAmMan:
Sorry for the late reply. Your sketch looks correct. Here's my youtube video showing the install https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45t9-meX5qY
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
No worries. I tried simply hooking the OEM steering wheel wire to Key1, but still didn't work.

Thanks for the video, very much appreciated! You are the man!!
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
You have to connect the key wire AND the ground from the harness. Resistive systems are two wires. Your ground is probably floating.
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Steering wheel wire & ground wire from the OEM harness were connected to Key1 & ground on HU harness. Is that what you mean?
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
There are two wires that make up the system used for the steering wheel buttons. The diagram was simplistic and showed only one wire from the harness to the adapter that you bypassed. If you truly have only one wire and your adapter was only connected to one wire that would be weird.

Assume that there are two wires coming out of your trans am wiring harness for the resistive buttons. Connect the wire that is probably white and green to Key1. Ground the other wire to the ground from the head unit to the ground on the vehicle. That would result in 3 wires being connected together for ground.

Basically, when a button is pushed you are connecting power to ground. If your ground for the button is floating then you cant measure the resistance of the button in the head unit. Nothing is happening.

If you have all that working and its not working...did you program the buttons in settings?
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Thanks for the reply. Unless I'm mistaken, the Trans Am OEM harness only has 1 wire for steering wheel controls and there are no more wires that aren't connected from that harness. Wouldn't it be better to hook it up as you suggested OEM 1 wire to Key1 and then just ground Key2?
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
Don't tie key2 to anything. Its for a second button control set if you have one. You don't have one.

Did you state the year of your car?

Here is the install for for an ASWC-1 adapter for 1999 (like the op). You can use this to cheat on getting the wiring right.

http://contentdocs.installernet.com/documents/vehicle/12425.pdf

If you have this year or this applies double check you have attached to pin 14 wire. Assuming you had an aswc of some sort and it worked you are probably ok using the wire it used (as long as its not acc or ground of course).

If you have another year you can look up the install guide to get the wiring instructions or check your service manual.

http://axxessinterfaces.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=19

What's telling you that they way you have it wired isn't working?
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Mine is a 2000, but exact same as the OP. You said I could bypass the PAC (or axxess) from the picture on page 1 and the links above show there's only 1 wire that comes from the T/A harness for steering wheel controls.

I'm confused but appreciate the help. What am I missing here?
[Android Head-Units] pounce:
I'm trying as best I can. Do you think you could answer the question about what exactly makes you think its not hooked up correctly? We don't know if you even tried to program the buttons etc. I'm flying a bit blind so pictures of the wiring and such would help. Sometimes it helps to undo the connections and then recreate the whole thing.

Also, did you remove the pac or axxess adapter?
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
Sorry, I left out a few parts. I hooked it up per your drawing (just 1 steering wheel wire) to key 1. Tried to program the buttons through the unit itself but didn't work or recognize it. I did try to reconnect it to the single steering wheel wire with no luck. Key 1 has been connected to that wire since then. There is no 2nd steering wheel wire on this car, assuming it's using chassis ground to complete the circuit for resistance reading.

I think I'll hook it up per the video and should have no issues at all, especially being the same car. I appreciate the help though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45t9-meX5qY
[Android Head-Units] ROCNDAV:
I had an Alpine W203 installed in my 2002 camaro and had the steering wheel controls (SWC) working via a PAC SWI -JACK.

Two years ago, I purchased, what I believe is, a AN-21 unit. I could never get the SWC to work with the Android stereo as it did with the Alpine.

I tried contacting the eBay vendor at the time and they said I should have a professional installer install the unit. :confused:

The SWC circuit for my car (and your Trans Am) is a simple voltage divider:

ls1tech.com/forums/attachments/stereo-electronics/152314d1225484048-help-me-separate-my-steering-wheel-control-my-head-unit-steering-wheel-control-circuit.jpg

Using the formula Vout = R2 x (Vin / (R1+R2)) tells me that pressing the following buttons will result in the following voltages

Vol + (Sw1) = 10.9

Vol - (SW2) = 10.6

Play (SW3) = 10.3

Mute (SW4) = 9.9

Seek+(SW5) = 9.3

Seek-(SW6) = 8.2

Band (SW7) = 6.1

Pwr (SW8) = .1

But, I remember reading somewhere that there is an internal resistance in the OEM radio (inside boxed diagram on bottom of schematic).

I forget if it is 100ohms, might be more. Putting that into the mix kicks up the voltages a bit (.1-.2 VDC).

Now, is this too much voltage for the Android stereo in the SWC Key1 wire?

Should we be dropping the voltages to output a max of 5VDC or even 3.3VDC?
[Android Head-Units] mwrutherford:
I think the problem you are having in trying to connect the one wire directly to the Joying, is that the Joying isn't using the steering wheel signal quite the same way that the factory GM radio does for gen 4 Camaros and Firebirds. The steering wheel controls are wired with a positive 12 volts (I think it's 12) going into the steering wheel controls with the one wire coming out of the controls and going to the radio. So, the GM radio is reading a positive voltage run through the resister network of the steering wheel, whenever a button is pushed.

According to the Joying documentation, key 1 and key 2 produce +5 volts and one or both of those wires in combination with ground, allow you to read steering wheel resistance. They intend that you can use one of the key wires for one side of the steering wheel and the other for the other side.

It looks to me like you can make the steering wheel controls work without using something like a PAC adapter, but you'd have to rework the wires going to the steering wheel switches. I think you'd have to remove the 12 volt input and ground that side of the switch instead, then connect the single wire that originally went to the GM radio, to key 1 or key 2. The gen 4 Camaros and Firebirds do have left and right controls, but I think they are wired in series inside the steering wheel, so you can't use key 1 and key 2 to read them separately.

I've been looking at this because I bought a Joying unit and installed it into a 2000 Camaro. I have not messed with the steering wheel controls yet. I haven't decided yet if I want to cut up the factory connections or just get a PAC unit and plug it in.
[Android Head-Units] InfiniteReality:
I watched the video and got it working. I don't remember exactly what I did though, been too long, lol. I did realize that the 3.5mm connector isn't necessarily needed, it can be hardwired if you so choose it to be. Ever since I got it hooked up, it's worked perfectly. :)
[Android Head-Units] ngochoangimsat:
All of the android head unit, which come from china have Key1 [Key2] [GND] for Steering Wheel Control . You can connect direct to SWC on the car (if it is not a canbus SWC). This is schematic for SWC

[IMG="steering wheel control - Điều khiển vô lăng"]https://img.otofun.net/upload/v5/201349/u7_zybhnevxdco0l3afm_steeringwheelcontrolAndroidHeadunit.jpg[/IMG]