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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Schermbecker:
Hm, did not work for me :(

I am using Diamond Project Rom 3.2 and when I first started the calibrator the indicators showed 100% correct calibrated positions.

Stupid as I am I nevertheless pressed the calibrate-button and afterwards I had the same situation like I had before - while using the t-mobile stock rom (1.37)... the indicators where not correct anymore. Even when trying several times.

Where does the gsensorcalibrator save the data? Is there a way to get back to the original rom values (which were perferct)?

Would appreciate any hints :o
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Da9L:
Schermbecker

It saves the data in the memory of the g-sensor so even a hard reset won't help .. You can't get your old data back unless you find some other of calibrating your device.. :(
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Black93300ZX:
Anyone know if there'd be a reg edit for the G-sensor to be calibrated or not? I have a Raphael, so I know the hardware must be capable, but even after installing this app it won't save the changes. Hoping I could just change a 0 to 1 and call it a day.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Baronic:
not working on mine as well no matter the rom. i tried all roms
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] andrew_sh:
hello people, I just want to contribute a bit.

I have the European 1.93 rom installed and 1.93 unsigned spl.

I tried many times to calibrate but the settings got lost after a soft reset.

I was bored today and gave it another shot and it worked!!!!!!!!!!

What I did is press calibrate, wait for the message "calibrated successfully" (or something like that) and then did it again about 5 times. THEN I SOFT RESET THE DEVICE WITH THE STYLUS. I don't know if that was the solution or I was just lucky but these are things you can try.

I hope the setting are saved in a permanent memory that is not affected by rom updating, hard reset etc.

Good luck
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
....perhaps.....

I've been playing with the calibrate program, HTC Test tools (testHTCSensorDemoAP.exe) and the Teeter programme......

With my device I faund that it needed calibration (out by approx 9deg) using HTCsensor and Teeter (drift when on a level surface), so

Ran the calibration tool and within moments all was calibrated (perhaps because within the 15deg tolerance threshold??)

Once calibrated all was well with the device.....however......

after reset (immediately after callibration) it returned to off-spec by a few degrees...Calibrate again, no problems!

It seems fairly obvious that the calibration details (i.e. the software offsets applied to the "mechanical" hard sensor device in the Diamond) are written somewhere (registry/memory/wherever???) that is overwritten by a SOFT-RESET! Now I'm not clever enough or patient enough to find out where, but I get the feeling that some clever folk in this thread could pin-point this easily and quickly :rolleyes:

Find where Accelerometer Callibrator for the GSen writes the sensor offsets in the "memory" (as affect by a soft-reset) and your half way to the solution.

Not sure if this will help......:o
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Da9L:
Thats not a bad idea! We just need someone to do that.. Schaps maybe?! :o
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Chatbox:
Hey Da9L,

I finally managed to have my sensor calibrated (using Shine On 1.3 ROM, but it has more to do with the version of the G-Sensor Calibrator than anything else). You can read my reply to the ROM's thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2542234&postcount=598

My Diamond was like yours in the sense that nothing managed to get it to calibrate for 6 weeks or so. Try the ROM, see if you can get yours calibrated.

Good luck!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] clovis:
i don't know if this was already solved. If not, can someone use a workaround?

just make the g-sensor calibrator to save the settings to a registry key. then make a small program to read these settings at windows startup and re-apply them to the driver.

That is, if the calibration doesn't survive a soft-reset, lets re-apply the calibration every reset.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] TML1504:
thanks, but it didnt work for me...

one question: are the bubbles in the calibrator totally steady when you do

not move or shake the device (when it lies on a table for example)?

maybe it could be a problem that the bubbles oscillate (what comes from

the data-noise of the sensor i guess), and if this oscillation is above a certain

limit the calibrator wont work because it "thinks" that device is not in a

steady position...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Da9L:
Thank you so much for the tip! I have allready tried the rom, but unlucky as i am it did not work for me either.. :( But thanks for the tip!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
Strange

People, this program is working out of my or any logic. I've used many times G-sensor calibrator (may be 10 times) After nothing happend I installed BubbleLevel. I've calibrated by it. After Reset it showed the same wrong slope. Then I runed G-sensor calibrator again. Nothing happend. My Diamond was connected by USB cabel to PC. G-sensor calibrator was running on top. When I was reading forum My Diamond felt to stand by. After that I pressed power button to wake it up and SURPRISE! Bubbles in G-sensor calibrator were in the middle! Now I can play Teeter flawlessly :) :) :)

SO Try this:

1. Put your Diamond to the right level connected to PC.

2. Run G-sensor calibrator. Press Calibrate. (Try to run BubbleLevel as well, but I don't think it is important)

3. Let aplication running and let the phone go to sleep by itself.

4. Awake it by power button.

5. Press Calibrate again. I think it was calibrated when I've awaken phone. I'm not sure if you have to do this last point.

Good Luck! I hope I am helping many Diamond owners :)

P.S> I've just tried Soft Reset and it is still OK !!!!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] losdrivare:
I'll be damned. IT WORKS!

I was going to try the steps petkos01 suggested, but all I needed to do was to connect it by USB to my PC and run ActiveSync. Then the calibration works!

(using SwiftBL 6.0)

EDIT: well, it worked once but I seem to be unable to replicate it. We're definetly on to sth, though. I've never been able to calibrate before.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
No solution...

soft reset still returns out of calibration setting.....:(
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Da9L:
Just tried your method.. Dosn't work for me either.. :( But my diamond never goes to sleep when its connected to pc? You mean turn the screen of right?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
I've got "not to charge, when connected to PC" in power settings. Than is going to Stand By, because is running on battery and I have setted to go to sleep after 5 minutes during my experiments. ActiveSync is running of course, because is connected to PC.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
My calibration still last, even after Soft Reset.

Good Luck to All, but it realy works.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
I am not sure, because I've tried to run calibration with phone connected to PC and ActiveSync running, and nothing happend.

I think, "G-sensor calibrator" must already running when you connect or awake phone with cable connected to PC. ActiveSync might be important as well.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] MasK:
K.. most guys here.. when they mention "works", can we assume working even after soft reset?

Of all the ROMs Ive tried, all of them could be calibrated without soft-reset, except for 1, which I can't remember. It will start calibrating, and when it says complete, the bubbles will be out of position.

For the rest which works, it looses data after soft reset. I have a feeling SwiftBL's v6.0 might work as it's using 1.94 base..

Hmmmm
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
New Experiments And Results:

I've Done Calibration Again. Succesfuly. It Didn't Work With Short Time (50 secs) Before Go To Stand By. But When I've Set 5 Minutes As In First Succesful Experiment, it Worked. Maybe G-sensor Need For Calibration Longer Time Without Moving. After I Awake Phone From Stand By, I Was Able To Do Calibration Again. Phone Was Connected To Pc And I Did Calibration Before Phone Sleeping And After As Well. One After Phone Sleeping Was Writen To Registry Or Somewhere.

P.S. I've got SwiftBL's v4.5 and calibration last after Soft Reset.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] MRE-net:
I have a HTC Diamond Pro with sliding keyboard in front of me at work. It has G-sensor built in.

Rom info is:

ROM Version: 1.90.401.1 WWE

ROM Date: 08/01/08

Radion Version: 1.02.25.19

Protocol Version: 52.33.25.17U

HTC Touch PRO T7272

I've extracted the dll files from the HTC Diamond Pro....

* GSensor.dll (8/1/2008)

* HTCSensorSDK.dll v3.3.1817.2628 (7/16/2008)

* HTCSensorService.dll v3.3.1817.2628 (7/16/2008)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
Working!!! Keeps calibration after SReset!!

WOW.....Overwrote these files with what you have provided (only HTCSensorSerice.dll appeared revised/newer, but still replaced all) and callibration sticks after soft reset now :eek:

Legend mate...and big thanks!! :D :D

Try this!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
In my case it worked without these new files. Calibration last after soft reset.

P.S> I've tried new calibration. I let mobile connected to PC with G-sensor Calibrator running untouched for 5 min. Than I pressed power button to put mobile to Stand By mode. Than I awoke it, calibrated and it's worked. Calibration was written to registry :) Last after Soft Reset with using only calibrator from first post.

Good Luck to all calibrators!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
...not good now

OK bad form, all it did was "freeze" the GSen totally as callibrated..in other words the GSensor not working now, reverting to back-up...OH well!! :(
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Studebaker72:
oh lord......

OK guys, I fooled around and messed up. Of course I overwrote the files in the Windows folder with the files from MRE-net ( => GSensor.dll (8/1/2008), HTCSensorSDK.dll v3.3.1817.2628 (7/16/2008), HTCSensorService.dll v3.3.1817.2628 (7/16/2008)) and the calibration froze like PJ6363 mentioned already. Well, ich copied my backup-files into the windows folder but oh my!!! Still stuck....

Anybody knows what else to change back?? Thanks folks!!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
I was lucky...I had a bckup (Spb Backup)....what I think you have to do is stop the GSen file processes using task manager, delete existing files (there will be copies/duplicates as you could not write over the files as they were in use!) and replace with the originals...if not, perhaps back to square one (good time to move up to SwiftB new v6.0 ROM :o )
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Studebaker72:
One more thing...

Hm. OK, thanks allot for your help so far! I checked the Task Manager, there is none of the GSen processes present. Do you know how to identify any "copies/duplicates" that I may have created in the Windows folder during my raging noob session? I managed to rename all three files in the Windows folder, and copied my backup files once again. After that I deleated the renamed files from Windows. But I did not think of the possibility of duplicates being present that the system may have generated. After a soft reset I tried again, the backup files are still there (date of creation shows that these were the original files), but the calibrator and Teeter of course are still dead. Well, what to do. I have indeed a backup set of Sprite, but after I created it I installed some additional stuff. If I restore the Sprite backup set, does that mean that all programs I installed after the set has been created are gone for good? Oh, I would not like that too much... Greetings, and thanks again pal!!!

P.S. I found out that the glorious Sprite let's you decide which folders to restore! So my magical question is, which one did you restore? I will try the same then... 8-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Baronic:
using petkos' sleep method still doesnt work. my problem isnt the "unable to save after soft reset" but when i press calibrate, the bubbles move and go to the middle and IMMEDIATELY reverts back to square one. any ideas guys?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Schermbecker:
freezing completely here :eek:

trying to copy backup files again...

hm, seems that HTCSensorServices.dll can not be deleted anymore (after overwriting it once). what now???
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
It is important to let running calibrator untouched for 5 min (time is important, short time doesn't work!) than put to stand by, awake and do calibration again. Aplication is still running and phone is always connected to PC. After this calibration bubbles last in the middle.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] ginfreeces:
Thank you so much, I use HTC Diamond

hTC Touch Diamond SingTel ROM Code Update (2008/31/07)

ROM version: 1.93.871.1 WWE

ROM date: 07/23/08

Radio Version : 52.29.25.12H_1.00.25.05

It is so much work!!! though soft reset
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
Task Manager editor....

For those who suffered from the GSen freeze :mad: (from Raphael file replacement/overwrite) and don't have a back-up you might be able to stop the freezing GSen process (?) using this...

http://htc-diamond.sosref.com/download/TaskMgr_3.1.cab

...then, apply your original files immediately after. Be careful, make back-ups, and use these apps at your peril.

Good luck!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Studebaker72:
Tried already...

Thank you PJ6363 for your assistance, I tried already with Schap's Advanced Taskmanager v0.7. There is no Process running which points to the Gsen, or would you be able to identify it by a specific name or desigantion? Will try my luck on that one :confused:

Edit: Tried your Taskmanager, disabled the HTCSensor Service, copied my files again. No luck at all. Will press the big button now and start from scratch...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] habitat.dnb:
Weird things happen. I was playing around with that today as petkos adviced and let's say that it has started to work after many attempts. I don't even know what a special move i've done, but suddenly it calibrates even when the phone is disconnected from ActiveSync. I'm running on SwiftBL Full 6.0. Phone was laying today in various time periods on the table, connected to ActiveSync and from time to time i've clicked to Calibrate button and suddenly, it works!

Seems being patient is the only way? :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] petkos01:
Perfect, next succesessfull calibrator. In my case works any time as I've writen above, just need to wait 5 mins and it works by one attempt :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] frankpr:
success

Yessss! Updated my Diamond with the new ROM from HTC (1.93.407.1 GER), and the calibrator saved the calibration data on the first attempt! It's still properly calibrated after several soft resets. I'm happy :-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Schermbecker:
Did this work for you without replacing the sensor.dlls?

I had a ROM somewhen before which had perfect calibrated sensors. I don't remember exactly but I think it was a Diamond Project ROM (3.2?). I tried to calibrate even if it was ok and since then the crap began. All ROMS after that one were decalibrated and I was not able to get the stuff in shape again.

Thats pretty bad - Teeter is a advanced task for non-calibrated devices :cool:

Now I use panosha Shine On 1.5 but same problem.

Maybe I should flash that HTC GER ROM and calibrate it. And then back to another ROM again.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] computman:
Alors cette surprise ...???

Then, what about the surprise .... ??? i'm so impatient !! :D
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] frankpr:
Yeah, did not replace anything. I usually try not to mess with system files :-)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] andrec:
My story

Great! Worked for me the first time. Have official ROM 1.93.413.3 (Swedish) with no mods.

When I bought the Diamond the g-sensor was ok, but after some time it got very unaligned.

I just installed the calibrator (ActiveSync via Bluetooth connected), put my phone on a level desk, launched the software, hit the calibrate and got the successful message. I tried Teeter and it worked super! After that, I did not do a soft reset, as that is the same as pulling the power from a PC (might loose unsaved data). Instead I did a gentle shutdown by long-pressing the On/Off button.

After device started up again, g-sensor is still perfectly aligned (hope calibrator will be included in future official ROMs).
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] morphox:
Didn't work for me :( (HTC_NLD_1.93.404.1) When i calibrate it goes right back to old settings. So guess it can't save data. Hope this get fixed.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] giangishanghai:
run perfectly

Hi all,

try the app. on my Diamond. RUN perfectly and i can save the setting after soft reset.

my rom in my signature.

thanks a lot for the great app.

ciao
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] MRE-net:
To copy back the original files, use the taskmanager 3.1 as in the link above and select the processes tab. On the processes tab, stop the HTC Sensor Service and copy back the original files. After copying, restart the HTC Sensor Service.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] edl:
Works fine

Hello,

i have german diamond with latest original HTC-Rom.

Calibration works fine without any modifications.

To save the calibration, ihave to switch the phone off via the on/off button on the upper side.

Simply performing a softreset, don´t save the calibration.

Thank you for this great Application.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
Anyone got this sorted yet? Seems a bit silly to create a callibration tool that does not work accross all ROM's and then doesn't keep said callibration (if it does work!) beyond a soft reset !!

Anyone....HTC perhaps....we know your out there.....:rolleyes:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Argun:
Here is what I did to calibrate successfully :)

1. I started Accelerometer Calibrator.

2. I put the device on a flat surface.

3. I pressed the Calibrate button.

4. I pressed the ON/OFF button while it was being calibrated (the device went to sleep).

5. I pressed the ON/OFF button again to wake it up. (A message appeared: Calibration Aborted!)

6. I pressed the Calibrate button again.

7. I pressed OK and closed the application.

The application was installed in the Device Memory and the USB cable was not plugged in.

The calibration was off 11 degrees and now it is OK even after soft resets.

I hope this works for you too.

HTC Touch Diamond, the latest HTC ROM from their support site, with no mods...

ROM Version: 1.93.456.2 WWE

ROM Date: 07/10/08
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] tararura:
Thanks Argun

Your method worked for me too.

thanks again
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] PJ6363:
Did not work for me unfortunetely....will try changing the polling interval for the Gsensor, might make a diff :confused:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] boolean22:
Weird, but worked!!

At last Hologram and Teeter will work as intended, if only Gsen would cooperate!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] bau33:
finally i found the solution for me - after i tried hundreds of times all the solutions form this thred i did the following - open Calibrator - leave it working for 15 minutes without doing nothing (phone goes to stand by), awake the phone from standby with power button, pressed Calibrate and voila! - its working! (press Calibrate 1 or 2 or 3 times after phone it's awake - depends from case to case). No activesync, no bubble level , no nothing - just leave Calibrator app running for 15 minutes
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] tabugman:
Worked like a charm, thanks! I'm using the SWE 1.93 original HTC ROM.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] klern12:
Working with 1.93 Original rom too. Thank you.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] perfect_:
Hi,

i am Mi A2 Lite user and my phone has OmniVision OV12A10 back Camera sensor. 1080p@60fps Video recording doesnt work on my device. (Android 10 v11.0.5)

This site says Mi A1 also equipped with OmniVision OV12A10 back Camera sensor.

My question is did anyone tested 1080p@60fps video recording on his Mi A1 ?

To check Camera sensor Dial this:

*#*#64663#*#*

Version information

Back Camera

Video Info Viewer app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roryhool.videoinfoviewer
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] ranjodhricky:
mi a1 support 1080p60fps video with Gcam
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] perfect_:
Can u check Camera model and recorded video's fps info with Video info viewer app?
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] x2138:
hy guys

i purchased redmi note 8 pro 128gb global but it doesn't have extra sd slot but just single tray with either 2 sims or 1 sims and 1 sd card. but as far as i know it should have extra sd slot.

is it normal or i have refabrushed phone.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] olivrd:
only the indian version has 2xsim + sdcard. the rest are sim + combo slot.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] x2138:
buddy thx for reply but can you tell me how to check my device variant if it is global or other one?

edit: it does have global rom installed but not sure device itself is global or not
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] olivrd:
https://www.phonemore.com/models/xiaomi/redmi-note-8-pro/
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] x2138:
ok thx i have global one
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Muad.Dib:
The good thing to know is that you can have both 2x sims card + a sd card even on a Global variant with only a single hybrid sim tray.

All you need is to be fearless, a candle and some glue :p

Used that method on mine, working like a charm.

Regards.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] x2138:
thx for tip?
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] u8ububu:
I suppose you put the sdcard on top of the sim. How did they fit in though? The slot is quite thin.
[Redmi Note 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Muad.Dib:
Yes. I wont lie to you you kind of have to brute force it back inside, but it gets in and out in the end with some patience and some located strength (as long as you do not keep taking them in and out all the time it is ok).

To make it work you have to 'peal' the Sim chip off its plastic support. That's basically the trick. But that's an handy one.

What I wonder thought is if the Indian flavor of the phone with that extra dedicated Sim tray, has an hybrid tray bellow, meaning wondering if that trick could make them have 3x sims + 1x SD. I suppose not, but still curious.
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Painkille5:
hi all,

my oneplus 5t has a broken rear camera lens for a while,

since then my camera seems to work but can't focus and I would like to ask:

1. should rear camera lens replacement fix this?

2. does the rear camera lens has any functionality or is it just for the camera protection?

3. the frame of it my also be damaged because the broken camera has been taking some damage for a while, so maybe rear camera lens replacement will not work and I also need a new back panel? (this is in case the lens does have some functionality and getting electricity from the back panel or something).

Thanks in advance!
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] paul1n:
Hey :)

I'm having the same issue right now and was wondering if replacing the glass fixed it for you.

Thank you in advance!