Vibration during and after the call
Moderator: Martin
Vibration during and after the call
Hi, I need to be helped to create the following flow: as work in a very noisy environment I need the phone to vibrate even at the end of the call .... I'll explain: I often get calls that despite the vibration is not activated I can hear. I would like to note that even at the end of the call the mobile phone continues to vibrate even for ten minutes.
Re: Vibration during and after the call
Hi,
You could create a flow that executes a vibrate action in a loop. Check out flow Countdown in the catalog as a template for a loop but use an action Vibrate within the loop. Maybe you could also make the loop much simpler by connecting an action Sleep: 5s and Vibrate to each other without using a counter variable at all.
You could use a trigger Incoming Call. State: Missed/Rejected, Numbers:All to start the flow. You probably need to build another flow that uses a trigger Notification on Statusbar Selected and an action Stop Flows to terminate the vibration flow.
Another approach would be to not use a loop but by using a trigger Periodic Timer: 5s that executes the vibration. You can turn the flow on/off as desired using an action Set Flow State from another flow.
Regards,
Martin
You could create a flow that executes a vibrate action in a loop. Check out flow Countdown in the catalog as a template for a loop but use an action Vibrate within the loop. Maybe you could also make the loop much simpler by connecting an action Sleep: 5s and Vibrate to each other without using a counter variable at all.
You could use a trigger Incoming Call. State: Missed/Rejected, Numbers:All to start the flow. You probably need to build another flow that uses a trigger Notification on Statusbar Selected and an action Stop Flows to terminate the vibration flow.
Another approach would be to not use a loop but by using a trigger Periodic Timer: 5s that executes the vibration. You can turn the flow on/off as desired using an action Set Flow State from another flow.
Regards,
Martin