#100 Vibrating Function for Kyocera 6035

[Anonymous]

Thanks for all the work that you've done. I'd like to be
able to set diddlebug to vibrate. It says unsupported
hardware. I suspect it will be similiar to the clie problem
Im runing PalmOS 3.5.3. Thanks!

volwrath@msn.com

[Peter Putzer]

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If you tell me how to do it, I'll gladly implement this feature.
On Palm m5xx etc. I'm using the Attention Manager API.
This API is only available on PalmOS >= 4.0. I have not found
any documentation regarding vibrating or LED alarms on any
other devices than those from Palm itself - even Sony CLIEs
with OS4 apparently don't use the Attention Manager fr
vibration.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Would be nice, too, if Diddlebug could vibrate, flash the light,
or both. Also, on my Kyocera 6035, the alarm on all of my
other Palm apps is adjustable; however, the Diddlebug alarm
always sounds at MAXIMUM VOLUME no matter how I try to
adjust it... ...am running Diddlebug 2.5.2 (I'll try 2.6 and see if
it fixes the problem.)
The Kyocera 6035 could prove an excellent "project" for the
open source community because these Palm/Phones have
become very inexpensive to obtain. I obtained a new one via
E-Bay for $70....

[Miguel S. Garrido]

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In my Kyocera 7135 doesn't work also but in other programs
like ToastTimer selecting the Default Midi Sound allows
vibration when in silent mode, perhaps this could be
implemented. (I'd would like know how I can change the
Default Midi Sound preference).