Capacitive buttons stay lit?
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shawheim_a
Android Enthusiast
Most phones with capacitive keys have a setting under display that allow you adjust the time out on the keys, or to turn them off.
The "night" setting? Is that settings -> display -> Daydream?
No... If you open the clock app, there's a menu in the upper right of the screen. One of the options is "night mode". Choosing that dims the screen. The problem is the capacitive buttons stay lit while plugged in.
Looking for a solution that will turn off the buttons.
Looking for a solution that will turn off the buttons.
Did you have "Daydream" turned on in Settings | Display?
... Thom
... Thom
Good question. Daydream was on but no options were selected. Should I be using Daydream somehow?
I do not know. Try a few and see what you learn.
... Thom
... Thom
There is a clock setting with night mode for Daydream, if the Turbo is anything like the Droid Maxx. You also need to tap the button at the bottom, when to daydream, which is set to when docked by default - you probably want it set to charging.
That said, if the Turbo is like the Maxx, that still doesn't stop the cap buttons from lighting. I believe that they are lit when the display is on and the light sensor determines that the surroundings are dark. Perhaps the best solution is to put the sticky part of a post it note across the buttons while you're sleeping, if Daydream is no different on the Turbo from the Maxx.
Montana Man
Android Expert
In this day and age, if you have to put the sticky part of a post-it note across the buttons of your phone to solve the problem, then this device simply isn't worth it.
Honestly, if lit up capacitive buttons is the worst thing, or even the only bad thing, about a phone, I'm fine with it.
On my Maxx I have display timeout set at 1 min. Then the minute is up the screen goes black and the three buttons go black. This happens if it is plugged into the charger or not. This happens in dream mode Droid and dream mode Clock.
... Thom
... Thom
In settings / display / Daydream, this is what I see on my list on the Droid Maxx. I'm not sure if the Turbo is the same...
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Ah, too bad. Probably not.
But I did find this article: Five apps to take advantage of Daydream in Android 4.2 | Android Central
Maybe one of those apps will work with the capacitive buttons off?
But I did find this article: Five apps to take advantage of Daydream in Android 4.2 | Android Central
Maybe one of those apps will work with the capacitive buttons off?
I checked those other apps...still lit.
I think the problem is this...the phone is plugged in at night while running (it's showing the clock). Because of that, the capacitive buttons are going to remain lit.
I just wish there were an option to control the buttons separately from the function of the phone.
I think the problem is this...the phone is plugged in at night while running (it's showing the clock). Because of that, the capacitive buttons are going to remain lit.
I just wish there were an option to control the buttons separately from the function of the phone.
Can't you use it on a different page ... like the home page?
... Thom
... Thom
??? Use what on a different page?
Set the alarm ... go to the default home page ... plug it in.
... Thom
... Thom
Was a clock showing during the night? I can hit the power button and turn off the display which also turns off the capacitive buttons. The problem is, the clock is also off which defeats the purpose.
