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[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
update: ok, so noticed the book cover sensors (Hall sensor) don't work either. Meaning the screen doesn't turn on/off when I open/close the cover.

Does anybody know where that sensor is located?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
here is picture of the major components that work and don't work
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
Here is the SM-T800 wif, similar to the LTE but has a dummy SIM slot

[IMG="T800 with removed back cover"]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/a09f/n1fx1869qp1ct5k6g.jpg[/IMG]

The Hall sensor is small rectangular chip on the flex of SIM but after the SIM slot. First, you open the back cover the wrong way which still has the frame of back cover attached to the LCD frame. What you did remove is just a part of the rear cover assembly.

In order to see all serial connections start from SD, USB port, the back cover should be removed from the front. Search youtube how to open it. Do your way a few times, the back cover won't close anymore as you will break some locking plastic tabs from the back cover.

If you want to see where the leak comes from the water lines, the border of dry and wet area is the section should be checked.

The same thing with this serial connections, where the failing start is where you should look for your connection if it's connected properly.

The reboot problem comes from battery connectors, there is no point to disconnect and reconnect all flex cables.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
Thanks Beut, appreciate the response.

Agreed, I think the failure point is at the SD/Power flex, since everything downstream (SIM card, hall IC, Home button) has failed.

I replaced all of the flex cables this past weekend with replacements that I ordered last week from TVC Mall, but the behavior is EXACTLY the same! Still no SIM card, hall IC, or home button functionality. I'm a bit at a loss what could cause the failure at this point....

Here is what I replaced:

- SIM card reader and Hall IC sensor flex cable

- Charging port and SD card reader, flex cable

- Mic and flex cable
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
Make sure your USB flex is fully seated, the line on the flex should be aligned with the one on mainboard.

If everything is working before, it should work now unless you damaged a connector when pressing it to other. Watch carefully these connectors, pins aligned in rectangular shape. If pressing when it is not aligned with other will bend pins.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
The flex is aligned, but i'll have to check the pins. That's a good point...

Do you know if the power port/SD card flex assembly is the same for the SM-T800 and the SM-T807V (Verizon LTE version)?

They look the same and I replaced the SM-T807V with the SM-T800 version...just want to make sure it's not missing circuit lines that may part of the problem.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
Most parts of them are the same, I can swap mainboard of Wifi to a LTE tablet
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
Update: I inspected the USB/SD card flex and connector/pin assembly on the motherboard, and they all seem fine - pictures below. I also inspected the downstream connectors (e.g. from USB/SD card flex to the SIM/Hall-IC flex) and they also seem OK. However, still everything downstream from the USB/SD flex assembly isn't being recognized by the tablet. I've tried all new flex assemblies and there is no change at all. I'm at a loss on what to look at next - any guidance would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
This is the connector from USB flex cable

[IMG="connector from USB"]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/0a28/05cbng8hj2ufgu26g.jpg[/IMG]

And this is the connector from SIM flex

[IMG="Connector from SIM flex"]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/ec4f/bbkze2qc7c9toc36g.jpg[/IMG]

You have to look closely if there is any bent pin.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
They look fine, i even swapped the cables with new ones. I'm running out of options here.

Do I have to reformat the tablet after HW component swaps? Or is there tamper protection if I start the tablet without a back cover on?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
I have no idea either, turn the tablet on without the back cover is fine. I do all the time when testing hardwares. Even I can test with the mainboard, USB charging flex and battery only to see if the mainboard is taking charge.

You can try a Factory Reset but I don't think it will help. Normally when I change the LCD assembly and put everything together, I can test the HOME button without power on. When connected to a charger, press the HOME button, the flashing battery icon should show up
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
Awesome, thanks for that tip! I did some probing around with the back cover odd and the source of the problem is the motherboard connector where the USB power flex plugs in.

When I put pressure on the connector I get full functionality back...intermittently.

Even though the connector looks fine, maybe it has some cold or bad solder joints....or I damaged or cracked it during disassembly.

Any idea where I can get a replacement board for the verizon LTE version? Is it even worth replacing?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
Try to use a tape to hold down the locking tab and cable to mainboard, it may fix the problem.

You can apply flux and reheat the connector, either by solder iron or hot air, I don't know if you're capable of doing this. Otherwise, ask someone who know how to solder to help.

If you don't need LTE, wifi mainboard SM-T800 will fit perfectly
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
Tried the tape, didn't work. It seems that I need to apply decent pressure right on top of the connector for it to work.

I taped a thin piece of foam on top of the connector that presses down on the connector when I put the back cover on.

I have a working home button again, but the SIM and IC Hall sensor don't work. I have to put direct pressure on the connector with my fingers to get those to work.

I can do basic solder, but have never tried to re-flux a connector, or soldered a connector with this pin density.

I'll remove the main board this coming weekend and check out the back-side to see if I can see any disturbed solder joints.

Thanks for all the help! I'll keep this board posted on what happens.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
This is a surface mount connector, nothing is on the back
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
How would I go about heating the solder up without burning the connector itself?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
Use hot air or iron solder you should be able heat up the mainboard close to these pins, don't heat up the plastic connector as you're going to melt it.

It seems you should give it to a professional to do the rework. they're very small pins. I think the problem may be from the locking clip, somehow you may damage it.

without this locking clip, the cable will loosely connected in the connector. This is just my guess as I have no physically access to your tablet.

I see very often, novices break or damage these locking clips or the connector as they don't know which way to unlock the cable.

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Don't try if you don't know how, you already damaged your tablet from a simple disconnect and reconnect cables.

There is no part for these connectors, you damage it then you're done, looking for another mainboard.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] index41:
Thanks Beut. I'll use the tablet as-is for now (no LTE, no IC-Hall detection) and may replace the main board at some point in the future, if I find an LTE version. Doesn't make sense to replace it with a non-LTE version, since I get that functionality now with the broken board/connector.

You are probably right about the locking clip on the connector. I will reinspect the hinge and pins and may try to shim the flex cable and tape the connector. But other than that, i'll leave it as-is.

Appreciate all the help tracing this down.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Bjur:
1. I have installed Opera Mobile on my TyTN II and it works ok, but if I go to check my mail and wants to open a link in the mail it gives me the error:

The file OperaLaunch can't be opened. It's either not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of the components are not found. If the problem continues you can try to reinstall or reinstall the file.

How do I solve that, without reinstalling Opera, or can I make it use IE instead.

2. Is there a program that can remember pin-codes, cause it's not in there as standard program?

3. How do I make a link from perhaps an .exe file? It's no problem to copy the existing links and edit them, but it has a number in front, and I can't see which number are the latest.

4. Is it possible somehow to use activesync over wifi, or do I need another program, and in that case which one?

Thanks for the help in advance and sorry if it has been answered before.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] GSLEON3:
1. Search for the Opera as default browser post & pay attention to Menneysyys or see his bible here: http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=1828&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

2. Try roboform for PPC

3. You can copy it then paste as shorcut using Reco or other file explorer or even dewsktop. The # you see is a reference to the number of characters in the command, i.e. 46# "\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\File Explorer.exe"

4. Bluetooth is possible with a few hacks & the right version of A/S.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Bjur:
Thanks for the answers:)

I'll try when I get home, and return if there are any more answers:)
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] flamingsquash:
The mobile network just shut off for some reason.

I'm fairly inclined with tech, so scanned through the usual network settings and the apn network options, multiple reboots, clearing cache still nothing.

I am definitely in good standing with my mobile carrier, so I don't think its a carrier side thing.

Anyone have a similar issue?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] flamingsquash:
Here is a link with a screenshot of what the network icon looks like: http://imgur.com/a/wIZpg
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] BarryH_GEG:
I'm using a Galaxy View LTE with no SIM inserted and that's the icon that's shown. Can you place emergency calls? If so your phone sees your SIM. If not that means your phone doesn't see your SIM and I can't offer any help as to why.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] linom:
Do a factory reset and try again. OR change your SIM.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] azsgolf:
I had a similar problem. Go into settings>Connections>More connection settings. At the bottom go to Wi-Fi calling. Check to see if Never use Cellular is checked. It was on mine. Don't know how or why. It just was.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bummler:
I have an microphone- issue with my Note 4.

It has 3 Microphones. The Mic on Top(rear mic) works fine its active when Recording Videos and phonecalls over LoudSpeaker but the two mics on the bottom (front mics) have some issue and are really quiet.

I have to scream when i do normal phonecalls and also in whatsapp nobody understands my voice.

First i thought it would be some dirt in the mics,but i cleaned them and the issue is still there. i know that i can change the Microphone Sensibility in the mixer_paths.xml, i just dont know the details and values.

i also tested with" Hi-Q MP3 Recorde"r some settings. i can increase there the front mics on the bottom 20db+ and then the sound is fine but its just in the Voicerecord-program and not in the system.

So its not a real hardwareproblem that forces me to change the mic or the phone.

So i need to know which values i have to change in the mixer_paths.xml and how to do it step by step and i know that some more people have that problem.

i hope for your help and i know that this board has some real good programmer and experts.

THanks

Android 6.0.1

SM-N910f

Stock-rom
[Moto Z2 Play  Questions & Answers] FLAcco:
Hello, I need the apk of the launcher stock I want to try it on the xt1635-2
[Your Portfolio] me owl:
Download

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This minesweep version boasts a rich UI with Robust 3D graphics and responsive game play. The game sports an optimized back-end. It is a classic rendition of a timeless classic.

Now featuring unlimited play!!
[Your Portfolio] me owl:
Update: Added Google play authentication and leader board
[Your Portfolio] me owl:
bump
[Your Portfolio] TheBlueSn0w:
I think you should improve the graphics a bit, at least to catch the attention of the player from the first time
[Your Portfolio] me owl:
I originally made the UI like this to get my feet wet with using blender models on android. You are not the only one ask improve the UI. Personally, I think some of the menu buttons are an eye sore. I will work on it when I have a chance.
[Huawei Watch 2] ezfreeze:
I am trying to figure out how I can access my workouts on the web or download them to my PC...

I used the default Huawei workout app and can't seem to find a way to access the history outside of the watch...

Is there a way to export the data?

Thanks

EZ
[Huawei Watch 2] giangishanghai:
hello,

I believe the only thing you can do is to transfer (better say share) your data to wechat, QQ or weibo.

maybe if one day we can root our watches.......we can pick data from it

regards
[Huawei Watch 2] ezfreeze:
Have you done this before? I don't mind doing that if that is what I have to do, but how would I do that?

Thanks

EZ
[Huawei Watch 2] giangishanghai:
hello,

never tried before, I saw this in HW Health option, I dont know if you are in China, maybe there are differences because locations

regards
[Huawei Watch 2] ezfreeze:
Ok... I had trouble with the HW Health app connecting to my watch... Then I installed Huawei Wear app and to it to sync to my watch and then the HW Health app was able to get readings from my watch...

Then I was able to share it...

Thanks... Crazy how all of the different apps needed to be installed on my phone before I could use the HW Health app...
[Huawei Watch 2] reikow:
Hi friends,

I was looking for a way to view/analyze the activities - and to create a history to see the trend after a few years.

Problem:

* Must be compatible with already recorded data in runkeeper, support new devices and software in future

* Huawei Health cannot export, so after factory reset or with a new phone all data will be lost.

* Runtastic: limited functionality without premium account

* Runkeeper: was my favorite in the past, but cannot record heart rate data and it doesnt transfer GPS data to google fit

* Google fit: shows heart rate data in the phone, but not on the web. and limited functionality (only a few statistics)

Now I found another way :good:

Use google fit on your watch. It will save all data to your google account.

Export the data with https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout - as TCX file

Install mytourbook on PC http://mytourbook.sourceforge.net/mytourbook/

change the activity desciption field >>options>>import>>TCX

import the TCX files. It can import all at once...

Great tool. I'm so happy now...It shows all the data even heart rate. I can modify, merge activies. It can show statistics...awesome.

The only thing i miss is the temperature, but I guess the HW2 has no temp sensor...

Good luck

r
[Huawei Watch 2] jamina1:
A little bit late, but Ghostracer will record GPX / TCX on your phone or watch and automatically upload to online services like runkeeper, strava and smashrun. That way you don't have to do all that data manipulation, it just *works*
[Huawei Watch 2] serban1987:
Does the Huawei health app data sync with Google fit and access the data from there?
[Huawei Watch 2] strekib:
Is any software to export this automatically and import to Endomondo, Nike+ and others? Is Endomondo heart rate sensor compatible?

Odesláno z mého SM-T815 pomocí Tapatalk

---------- Post added at 10:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:35 AM ----------

Now I use TomTom Runner 2 watch. Exports to many app are so easy and automatically when device is connected to PC. Hmm watch 2 is not easy to export what I red.

Odesláno z mého SM-T815 pomocí Tapatalk
[Huawei Watch 2] tsakk:
No. The Huawei app is bogus bloatware.
[Huawei Watch 2] ldmelo:
I got the huawei watch 2 a few weeks ago and I am still trying to find the best way to record my runs and other activities. One thing I noticed is there is no need to use the huawei apps... You can use runstatic, strava or google fit directly on your watch. They will even record your heart rate. And you can have google play music running on the background for offline music.

When you return home data will get sync'ed and your exercise will show up on strava or runstatic on your phone. You can set Strava or other apps to connect to google fit service... So data will go to google fit if you have that enabled.

And, If battery is not a problem, you can even have more than one app running at the same time on your watch to track your exercices .

Of course, it would be nice to use the default app, since it seems to be better suited to the watch screen and because it has heart rate zones and training programs... But I never found a way to export data from huawei health to strava, endomondo or any other of these well known platforms.

By the way... Google fit seems to work perfectly for the gym. It automatically recognizes what kind of exercise I am doing, how many repetitions, etc and it even tells me to rest between each set of repetition.
[Huawei Watch 2] ldmelo:
A few updates...

Google fit is proving to be unreliable. I sometimes get different things on the phone, watch and web. Furthermore, I don't know why, but the last times I tried using Google fit directly on the watch, it did not send the heart rate to Google fit on the phone.

By now I really think the most reliable way to use the watch is to track the activities with Ghostrace or Runtastic on the watch and then use syncmytracks on the phone. Syncmytracks can send the activitiss to many other platforms... I am syncing to endomondo and Google fit.

The watch includes a 3 months trial for runtastic which I am finding perfect.

I still need to figure how to have audio feedback for interval training.

UPDATE...

I reset my watch and reinstalled google fit on my phone. Now everything seems fine. Google fit is recording my heart rate continually during the day. After a run I now get a "heart rate" graph (previously I was only getting pace and elevation). ...... Ghostrace is still better though: customizable screens and upload to strava.
[Huawei Watch 2] itamargs:
Nice thread. Im having the same problem with my Huawei watch 2.

Shame how Huawei didn't figure how to cloud sync.

Unfortunately, Google fit seems to sync false data from Huawei health app.

Other helath apps are fine but they don't have the details of the Huawei health app and the training programs.

To bad thus stupied little things that are deal breakers.
[Huawei Watch 2] ldmelo:
One stupid and simple solution is to use both apps at the same time.. Start the tracking in strava (or ghostracer) and then switch to the default app and start the tracking there. This way you get the benefits of the default watch app (vo2max, trainning programs, etc) and you get your activities sync'ed to strava. The extra battery drain is minimal.
[Huawei Watch 2] itamargs:
Everyone,

Please report the issue of the " Google fit syncs wrong exercice values from the Huawei app."

Google actually see thus feedbacks so it can help.

Go to the workout in google fit-> 3 dot menu-> send feedback
[Huawei Watch 2] walkerx:
How do u get GF on watch to sync your heartrate on regular basis and also track activity correctly.

I've use HW but found if reset or change device I lose everything, I tried runtastic which seems fine, but rather just use 1 app which works properly.
[Huawei Watch 2] moolash:
I also have my Huawei Watch 2 now and even though I am not clueless but I have the following problems:

- I prefer Endomondo (to Runtastic at least) as it is cheaper and I find it better. Right now Endomondo runs on the watch but it is kind of like an extension of the mobile app only - Endomondo say Androir Wear 2.0 is not natively supported. (can anybody confirm?)

- right now there is no way to get my data into Endomondo. (Fit only imports FROM Endomondo but not backwards). Of course I can add my trainings manually but it sucks

- Runtastic is not bad, it tracks a hike well, you can also export the .gpx (or even to other formats) from the web afterwards and there enough info to analyze

- I find the Huawei Workout app completely useless (is there any way to uninstall from the watch? I haven't figured out yet)

- Google Fit and Fit Workout apps are not useless but close :)

- other honorable mentions are LocusMaps and Viewranger (this one the least customizable)

Almost forgot to mention: Runtastic is so far the only one being able to do AutoPause. Which is very useful !

Any tips or experience?

PS: I used to have a TomTom Adventurer and I mainly do hikes. (geocaching and stuff)

Sometime I miss the simplycity of the TomTom watch. It synced to the TomTom mobile app or PC and to Endomondo with that.
[Huawei Watch 2] NPeete:
Altough I have a Huawei Band 2 Pro, the takeout process is not working for me perfectly. Before I bought my watch, I gave a try to the process, tracking a route with Huawei Health, connect to Fit, takeout, upload to Strava, which was working fine, however the route recorded by the Band 2 Pro when gets synced to Fit, looks like to lose its gps information (gets only into Low Accuracy folder and doesn't contain the position - compared to a Strava record). The map is however visible in Health (and I didn't take the phone to my route), so there must be record of the position information. Any ideas what could I do?
[Huawei Watch 2] ldmelo:
I have being using the procedured I mentioned for a long time now and it is still working perfectly. I start ghostracer on the watch and then I switch to the huawei app and start it (I find it better suited to the watch screen and therea are the trainning programs)... When I am back home ghostracer automaticaly sync the activity to strava and the huawei app sync it to huawei heath.

Btw... The software on the watch has improved a lot.. it now records my sleelps, google fit is better an I even think the battery is lasting longer.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] JDM9499:
Please take a look at the photos I attached. I noticed the wear a week ago, but just getting around to posting this now.

I have always kept my phones in my left jeans front pocket. Since the Galaxy S7, I've worn the same jeans (Don't hate! Love my naturally worn faded denims). Anyways, no issues with the screen on the Galaxy S7. Fast forward to now with the Galaxy S8, I received it on release day, and now have a smudge mark that won't go away. I did some investigating, and where the mark is on the screen matches up to a seem in the pocket. So after weeks of putting it my pocket and walking around, the seem in the pocket appears to have rubbed whatever coating on the S8 screen off in that particular location. Something the S7 never had an issue with.

Any thoughts? Is it repairable?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] theprfct10:
Maybe a warranty issue with Samsung? Sorry to see that.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] JDM9499:
Just got off the phone with T-Mobile. I've got to bring in the device to a store for them to determine if it's a manufacturer defect or my fault.

Strange things is, using a microfiber cloth removes the smudge, but after I rub it with my fingers for a few seconds or water gets on it, it appears. Which leads me to believe it is the oleophobic coating that wasn't applied right.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] theprfct10:
I'd agree with your assessment good luck. Still frustrating.