How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

Hey all, staying at a vacation place where I don't have a bedside clock. Thought of a "great" idea....run a clock proggy on the XV6800, set the backlight and timeouts for "external power" to 0, then sit it in the charging cradle on the nightstand.

Worked great...for the first hour. Then the enforced one-hour timeout occurred (my company's exchange server enforces this) kicked in, and the titan went back to the unlock/pinpad screen. Sort of defeats the purpose.

So my question is, is there any way of 'faking' out the unit so the one-hour lock timeout doesn't occur?? Or is there a way of modifying this unlock screen so I can see the <large> clock even when the unit locks??

Probably not is my guess, but you never know...

Thanks!

Re: How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

Wait, youre on vacation somewhere supposed to be enjoying yourself and you are worried about what time it is at night while you are in bed? You guys kill me sometimes. If I am on vacation the only reason I would be looking at a clock at night is to see how long I just ended up screwing some hot chick. Just my thoughts and opinions but just go to sleep bro. ;-)

Re: How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

cant you just wake up and check the time on the phone? why complicate things?

Re: How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

You set the back light not to time out but did you go into the power - advanced settings and change the shut off on external power? Sorry if you already did that had to ask.

Re: How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

Search for "Zenyee.com Stay Unlock.cab". It extends the lock timeout options to 24 hours. :) As long as you use the phone at least once in 24 hours, it never locks.

Re: How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

thanks Jim Smith!! Just downloaded and will give it a shot...

weedahoe....well, let me just say you're on the right track!!!

lsme, yeah, changed them both....it's the lock that's a killin' me...

Re: How to "keep alive" large clock through lock timeout?
 

Hey, great minds think alike...what else can I say? ;-)