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Can the Service light be De-activated on the T68i? |
Miss UK
Joined: Jan 11, 2003
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Hi...
I find it annoying flashing, ive only had this phone a Day now and it's irritiating! can the light be turned off, if not im gonna have to live with it  I guess!!!
Another thing how do you check what software it has,
and someones always going on about Joystick counts where and how do I get that up on Screen?
ANY HELP MUCHO APPRECIATED! |
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Sydney, London
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All these questions can be answered by search, of course, because they have all been covered time and time again.
However...
NO. you can't turn the service light off.
To check firmware you enter the service menu by following the sequence (from the standby screen) of
> * < < * < *
where < and > are joystick movements.
You will find the joystick count in there too.
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bossjohnc
Joined: Jan 24, 2003
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@miss uk
Lots of these answers can be found in the FAQ or by searching... however, to access the menu, go > * << * < * (where < is left, and > is right on the joystick).
All you need for the joystick count is there.
There are several ways to 'disable' the service LED, you could...
- Bung it in the microwave, this guarantees no signal
- Switch it off
- Get violent
Other than that, you're stuck with it I'm afraid
Edit:
Darnit masseur, you beat me by 3 whole minutes!!
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Miss UK
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Thanks you too, Sorry I was being lazy haha
Joystick counter is 1281
is that normal for a brand new phone???
Oh well shame about the Service light, as long as I don't stick Bluetooth on now i'll be throwing up da wall soon enuff tis a pain upda A** which i'll have to live with btw  |
masseur
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fyi, although you didn't mention what firmware you got, the latest firmware for T68i is R8A015
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vinnieza
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you could always stick some tape on there, non-see-through, like duck-tape  ,
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Miss UK
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Ive got R8A15 @ Masseur
So its New btw
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you could always stick some tape on there, non-see-through, like duck-tape ,
Hmm Suppose sooo it look horrid d'oh so im gonna leave it
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masseur
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On 2003-09-27 18:34:50, vinnieza wrote:
you could always stick some tape on there, non-see-through, like duck-tape ,
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ah! the famous macgyver duct tape approach!
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Miss UK
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I guess you've been there done that @ Masseur
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gatevital
Joined: Dec 01, 2002
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From: Bath England
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You could open it up and remove the led.
This message was posted from a T300 |
exodus
Joined: Jun 17, 2003
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You could make it flash red for signal and green for low power. |
wrath000
Joined: May 14, 2003
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From: Norway
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You can take a screwdriver and a small hammer, and carefully smash the LED.... 
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discub
Joined: Aug 03, 2004
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I like the flashing led, cause i always find my phone during the night, and it gives a bit of life to it:o) |
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Posted: 2003-09-27 17:42
