[Badulay]

Hi everyone,
I used my asus p 535 for two years and bought omnia II a while ago and I used samsung u600 for a while both of them can use their flash like a flashlight on asus you can press and hold the task switcher key flash turns on till you close. on u 600 press and hold the upper volume control button it starts working

I wonder to know if omnia two has code or app for using its flash like a flashlite thanks for everyone.

There are some solutions but not proper for omnia II

This post has been edited by Badulay: 09 October 2009 - 12:36 PM

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[MaliciousKen]

Badulay, on Oct 9 2009, 20:21, said:

Hi everyone,
I used my asus p 535 for two years and bought omnia II a while ago and I used samsung u600 for a while both of them can use their flash like a flashlight on asus you can press and hold the task switcher key flash turns on till you close. on u 600 press and hold the upper volume control button it starts working

I wonder to know if omnia two has code or app for using its flash like a flashlite thanks for everyone.

There are some solutions but not proper for omnia II

Extract the attached folder to my storage or storage card.
Move the shortcut in the folder to device\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
go to start-settings-personal settings-buttons
map one of the button to flash light

Attached File(s)

•  Flash_Light.zip (56.09K)
  Number of downloads: 5182

[inmatrixout]

Very useful!!! Thank you!!!

[Badulay]

Thanks for your help

[jjjjj]

MaliciousKen, on Oct 10 2009, 14:42, said:

Extract the attached folder to my storage or storage card.
Move the shortcut in the folder to device\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
go to start-settings-personal settings-buttons
map one of the button to flash light

[Ed Wong]

For those of you getting an error message, you'll need to use notepad or a text editor to edit the shortcut file to point to the right path.

If you intend to put in My Storage, you need to change the text in shortcut to:

55#"\My Storage\Flash Light\Flash_Light.exe"

and obviously for Storage Card:

55#"\Storage Card\Flash Light\Flash_Light.exe"

You could also put in the main device, wherever you like, just make sure the shortcut points to the right path.

Ed

[MaliciousKen]

Ed Wong, on Oct 10 2009, 22:31, said:

For those of you getting an error message, you'll need to use notepad or a text editor to edit the shortcut file to point to the right path.

If you intend to put in My Storage, you need to change the text in shortcut to:

55#"\My Storage\Flash Light\Flash_Light.exe"

and obviously for Storage Card:

55#"\Storage Card\Flash Light\Flash_Light.exe"

You could also put in the main device, wherever you like, just make sure the shortcut points to the right path.

Ed

Thanks for adding these info. Totally forgotten the part abt the path

[monyozt]

thanks. will have a try soon

[C J]

wow.. finally the wait has paid off. it works exactly like the program torch!

[Wilson@China]

Thanks a lot, already looking for it long while.

[MaliciousKen]

Wilson@China, on Oct 11 2009, 22:56, said:

Thanks a lot, already looking for it long while.

No problem. Too bad I can't remember where I downloaded this app, can't give credit to the app creator.

[inmatrixout]

MaliciousKen, on Oct 11 2009, 18:01, said:

No problem. Too bad I can't remember where I downloaded this app, can't give credit to the app creator.

I think is Zucchelli
http://microsoft.handango.com/PlatformProd...roductId=258320

[silvos3189]

i use a different method... LOL
i call *#0*#
then press Megacam

[wes58]

Since I wanted to have a Flash light to work the same way as in Omnia I900 I have decided to write a little application that does it. It can be installed to any location you choose.

- You can assign it to any available button (through WM settings).

- When you press the button (or click on the shortcut) the flash will switch on. 

- After a preset time (default is set to 4 sec) or after a second press of the button the flash will turn off. 

The timeout can be set manually in the registry by changing the value of the key "Timeout" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Torch. The setting is in ms so, 4000 equals to 4 sec. time out. If someone wants to try it, feel free.

Attached File(s)

•  Torch.Arm.CAB (131.25K)
  Number of downloads: 953

[spaanplaat]

wes58, on Oct 21 2009, 11:25, said:

Since I wanted to have a Flash light to work the same way as in Omnia I900 I have decided to write a little application that does it. It can be installed to any location you choose.

- You can assign it to any available button (through WM settings).

- When you press the button (or click on the shortcut) the flash will switch on. 

- After a preset time (default is set to 4 sec) or after a second press of the button the flash will turn off. 

The timeout can be set manually in the registry by changing the value of the key "Timeout" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Torch. The setting is in ms so, 4000 equals to 4 sec. time out. If someone wants to try it, feel free.

Doesn't work on B7610.

[wes58]

spaanplaat, on Oct 21 2009, 13:20, said:

Doesn't work on B7610.

Because it uses Samsung Windows Mobile SDK - API v2, (http://innovator.sam...d=2&cntsId=5365) so it only supports the phones that Samsung specifies: GT‐B7620 and GT-I8000. 

[bobobird]

wes58, on Oct 21 2009, 09:25, said:

Since I wanted to have a Flash light to work the same way as in Omnia I900 I have decided to write a little application that does it. It can be installed to any location you choose.

- You can assign it to any available button (through WM settings).

- When you press the button (or click on the shortcut) the flash will switch on. 

- After a preset time (default is set to 4 sec) or after a second press of the button the flash will turn off. 

The timeout can be set manually in the registry by changing the value of the key "Timeout" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Torch. The setting is in ms so, 4000 equals to 4 sec. time out. If someone wants to try it, feel free.

Works fine. Thanks.

[gcrasy]

spaanplaat, on Oct 21 2009, 21:20, said:

Doesn't work on B7610.

Please use the program "Flashlight". It should work in B7610 (not tested, but should be).
I'm the creator.

[simpagirl]

My thanx and best compliments it works great on omnia 2 and also the timer...

I have changed it in 15 seconds putting 15000 in the registry key..

It doesn't works on omnia pro b7610, it a pity..


Also flashlite doesn't work on b7610... it install but when start no light (wm 6.1 rom)

This post has been edited by simpagirl: 23 October 2009 - 01:12 AM

[wes58]

simpagirl, on Oct 23 2009, 01:10, said:

My thanx and best compliments it works great on omnia 2 and also the timer...

I have changed it in 15 seconds putting 15000 in the registry key..

It doesn't works on omnia pro b7610, it a pity..


Also flashlite doesn't work on b7610... it install but when start no light (wm 6.1 rom)

Unfortunately it is using Samsung API, so until they provide support for B7610, I don't think it can be done. I made it for my Omnia 2 and because I was happy with the result I wanted to share it.

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