Vibration app

Mr_Gee

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As some of you might know there was some discussion on xda-developers.com about having the phone vibrate when you press a key.
I was wondering if I could create a small program wich would be able to provide that functionality

There is no help file , but if you run the program without any arguments
you'll see how to use it.

I can also mentione it here :
Create a .ink with '\link\to\ngVibrate.exe' 3 50 100.
Phone will vibrate 3 times each for 50ms with a 100ms pauze

Let me know what you think, be gentle it's my first release :cool:
 

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taximania

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Let me know what you think, be gentle it's my first release.
Gentle !
I feel 'gently' irate.

Copyright Mr_Gee 2008
DZT wrote/found that code, AND, posted it on here months ago !!

I used the code for my DZTLeds.dll, respect to DZT :)
Yours is called dzLEDs.dll :(
Coincidence, Reflector shows nearly identical code for both .dll's


I forgot to bring it to the forum's attention in my thread linked below

Using the .dll I wrote using DZT's code

.ActivateLed(0) makes my XDA Orbit's Led flash,
.DeActivateLed(0) stops the flashing.

.ActivateLed(1) makes my XDA Orbit vibrate,
.DeActivateLed(1) stops the vibration.

http://www.b4x.com/forum/questions-help-needed/4444-turning-status-led-off.html#post25467

If someone had asked on here, "How do I make my device vibrate?"
I could have said, "Try DZT's code that's in my DZTLeds.dll"



I do like your usage of the Args() coding though :sign0152:
 

taximania

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I knew I'd posted something somewhere :sign0137: My website.

I first used DZT's code in my RawIR.dll
See this page from my website.
IR - IRDA RS232 from microchip Pic to Pocket PC
The vibrate function wasn't apparent at this time as I wasn't using a Phone PDA.
I think I realised later, that on a Phone PDA, using my RawIR.dll LED properties could have the adverse affect of setting the phone vibrating.

If you quit your program before issuing a 'stop flash or vibrate' command,
you had to reset your device to make it stop.

The date that page was last edited was 27th ‎January ‎2008, ‏‎11:35:37
That's about a month before I purchased the Orbit.

My fault for not telling the forum about my findings.
 
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