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Author Topic: G-Sensor Calibration  (Read 7343 times)

rfdbrown

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G-Sensor Calibration
« on: December 13, 2011, 03:24:42 AM »

I just purchased an AirpadP.

While looking through the menus I came across the "G-Sensor Calibration" option in the settings - display menu.

I selected the option to see what it did. B:( Now the G-Sensor does not seem to work, the screen won't auto-rotate.

I checked to make sure that the Auto-rotate box was checked, and it is.

I tried to recalibrate the G-Sensor by selecting that option from the display menu. The instructions weren't clear but I believe that "Please put it down on plane and click on the right button" means to set the AirpadP down on a level stable surface with the screen facing up and press the radar looking icon on the bottom right of the screen - which I've done several time but with no results.

Does anybody have any suggestions? -:) The users manual  rofl lacks any information that I could discover on what to do.

Has anybody had a similar experience? Did you solve it?

Rick Brown
« Last Edit: December 13, 2011, 04:31:47 PM by rfdbrown »
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android7.ip

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Re: G-Sensor Calibration
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2012, 07:45:06 PM »

I have the same problem.  Ever since I tried the G sensor calibration, the screen rotation stop working.  I can "manually" change the screen orientation - check the auto-rotation box it turns to landscape, and uncheck it to switch back to portrait mode. 

If I try to do the G sensor calibration again, it shows error message "The application Settings (process com.android.settings) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.) and only allows me to click the "force close" button.
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Re: G-Sensor Calibration
« Reply #2 on: March 13, 2012, 08:16:39 AM »

android7.ip,

I worked on one unit in the past with the same symptoms. I shut off that unit and turned it on a few hours later. It then allowed to do the G-Sensor calibration, and has worked fine ever since. If you still cannot do the calibration, try setting the unit back to the factory settings.



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