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ackoolness

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Aug 4, 2010
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alright, so i installed light flow to control my led's (thanks GB) anywho...

i noticed that a yellow led will flash when its charging/not charging. my battery is at 80% and the led will not stop no matter if its plugged in or not (usb) the only way to turn it off is to turn the screen on.

now on to my question(s)...

How do i turn it off?

i noticed that the notifications for the battery section are all turned off, but in the general section it has battery and a charging notification. there is nothing to turn it off only 'cycle slow medium fast' and 'priority only.' now a funny thing...i just turned on my phone to check what it exactly said in those sections, and when the screen faded back to black, the led did not flash this time.

i have no notifications, everything has been cleared. the only thing on my notification bar is 'lookout security' btw.

very weird. anyone with help/info will be greatly appreciated.
 
I don't have Light Flow installed at the moment and am certainly no expert at it, but there are several on here that I'm sure know it well that can help you.

Also, there already is a thread that you might want to visit and post in:

http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid-x/291749-app-light-flow-control-your-led-notification-reminders-phone-specific-app-works-dx.html

The developer of the app, andrewpmoore (great guy and very good dev), has also posted in that very thread and might very well see you questions and respond to you.

Cheers!
 
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It's interesting because I'm running GB and LightFlow is working great for me.

I have one occasional issue where it seems that LF will pick an LED color at random and blink it like I have a notification. If I turn the screen on and off again, it clears. But that's, oh, maybe once a week for a couple minutes - nothing intrusive.
 
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Lightflow's not working correctly for me. The LED will flash for emails or text messages even after I've cleared the notification. It doesn't always happen, but it's happened enough that it's annoying.

Are you clearing the notification with the individual notification removals?

Lightflow can't directly access your notification bar. Android doesn't allow that. So you have two options. You can use the option that will clear all notification lights when you press the "Clear" button in the notification bar (it's an option in the settings). Or, you can clear the notification by actually going into the app that generated it, which will remove the notification in Android, and also clear the blinking LED.
 
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For what its worth...

I spent all morning doing two factory resets and that seemed to work, ill keep testing.

the first reset i did i had to do over again, cuz i said "yes" for google to restore all of my apps, well i let titanium do the same thing on top of that.

anywho, my leds seem to work now. my text messages (even though i use handcent,) gmail, and calendar notifications seem to work, but like i said, ill keep looking out/testing.
 
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Huh. Here's what I'm running: .596 Rooted Deodexed from TBH. No themes or other ROMs. All I've deleted is Madden and City ID. I have 2 Gmail accounts, 2 Yahoo accounts, and 1 email.com account. Just using MotoBlur - no Handcent or K-9. All notifications, whether sound only, sound with LED or LED only are all working fine. I haven't tried vibrate on any Light Flow setting because the vibrate on this phone just doesn't do it for me. I use something else for that.
 
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Anyone know why lightflow might not be working anymore for at least of my notifications? The test notifications work fine, but not real world.

Hey heycal ;) :)!

I haven't played with Light Flow for a long while now, but see if there's anything relevant in the dev's Play Store and support site links:


Cheers!
 
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