[zarkon985]

hello everyone!!

there is a instruction in python to switch on/off my smartphone?
if there isn't, where i can look for make this?

thanks in advance!

[cyke64]

There's a key undocumented in key_codes.py !
It's PowerOff key=EKeyDevice2 !

Add this line to key_codes.py file
EKeyPowerOff = 63556

and now use keypress module v1.02

from key_codes import * 
import keypress 
# Display "power off and profiles menu !" 
keypress.simulate_key(EKeyPowerOff,EKeyPowerOff)

[jplauril]

Originally Posted by cyke64

There's a key undocumented in key_codes.py !
It's PowerOff key=EKeyDevice2 !

Add this line to key_codes.py file
EKeyPowerOff = 63556

and now use keypress module v1.02

from key_codes import * 
import keypress 
# Display "power off and profiles menu !" 
keypress.simulate_key(EKeyPowerOff,EKeyPowerOff)

LOL, really cute trick, that

[ccmroy]

Originally Posted by cyke64

There's a key undocumented in key_codes.py !
It's PowerOff key=EKeyDevice2 !

Add this line to key_codes.py file
EKeyPowerOff = 63556

This may sound trivial but how does one add that line to a protected file? Or do we need to package an SIS to replace it?

[croozeus]

Hi ccmroy,

Its not a protected file!
Anyways you can also use the SWITCHOFF module...
http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=124197
Haven't tested it yet but I guess you can try it!

BR
Croozeus

[ccmroy]

Its strange, what am I doing wrong? I tried using Ped to edit and save but gives me the error "Cannot save file". Same deal with other editors. Just to confirm, is the key_codes.py in the C:\resource?

rapidshare does not work well thru my ISP, anywhere else I can download the switchoff module?

I am trying to make my phone turnoff at scheduled time daily. Any chance anybody already did it so I won't need to reinvent the wheel?

Thanks for your help.

[ccmroy]

Hi again, anybody can help as above? Thanks.

[RICH?]

Hello,

Actually, since the line that you need to add just defines a new variable, you can write it straight into your script:

from key_codes import * 
import keypress
EKeyPowerOff = 63556
# Display "power off and profiles menu !" 
keypress.simulate_key(EKeyPowerOff,EKeyPowerOff)

That should do the trick


Best Regards
Richard

[croozeus]

Hey ccmroy,

Yes key_codes.py is in C:/Resource folder on 3rd Edition devices.
I had previously tested this trick on 6680 2nd Edition FP2 device.Worked Fine!
Today I tried to edit it on my N95 adn your right it a protected file on 3rd edition devices...

I am trying to make my phone turnoff at scheduled time daily. Any chance anybody already did it so I won't need to reinvent the wheel?

In this case you could well you the xprofile module to turn your profile to Offline (which will block network) So It could work! You can find the code in the forum.
SWITCHOFF module I guess it is not uploaded correctly as It shows 0kb!

Best Regards
Croozeus

[ccmroy]

Thanks Rich. But when I run that script, it only quits the python interpreter. I also converted it to sis and it didn't work. Any idea why?

[RICH?]

Oops, it does the same on my phone too sorry, I dont know why.


Best Regards
Richard

[ccmroy]

Originally Posted by croozeus

Hey ccmroy,

Yes key_codes.py is in C:/Resource folder on 3rd Edition devices.
I had previously tested this trick on 6680 2nd Edition FP2 device.Worked Fine!
Today I tried to edit it on my N95 adn your right it a protected file on 3rd edition devices...

In this case you could well you the xprofile module to turn your profile to Offline (which will block network) So It could work! You can find the code in the forum.
SWITCHOFF module I guess it is not uploaded correctly as It shows 0kb!

Best Regards
Croozeus

Thanks for testing it on your N95 croozeus.

I checked out xprofile and it doesn't offer any way to shutdown the phone; it can only switch profiles.