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Old 01-26-2009, 06:20 PM
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Phone Auto Mute at night?

SO I have to have my phone on at night for my job. Problem is all the noise that goes off between SPB Backup resetting my phone after backup and the notifications that go off. SO my idea is to find a program that would allow me to automatically set the phone to vibrate from say 3 AM to 3:30 AM and then have my backup fire off during that time. This way It would not wake me up but the rest of the night I could get paged if I was needed. Any thoughts?

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Old 01-26-2009, 08:41 PM
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Re: Phone Auto Mute at night?

I use PhoneWeaver to do similar things, like mute for regular meetings, church, etc, turn off my phone at night. But I think it costs 15 or 20 bucks.

AutoMute is free, but you have to start it manually. You set it for how long it will mute, and it comes out of mute on its own.

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Re: Phone Auto Mute at night?

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I use PhoneWeaver to do similar things, like mute for regular meetings, church, etc, turn off my phone at night. But I think it costs 15 or 20 bucks.

AutoMute is free, but you have to start it manually. You set it for how long it will mute, and it comes out of mute on its own.

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never messed with this, but mortscript and automute might get what you want done for free.
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Old 01-26-2009, 11:34 PM
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Re: Phone Auto Mute at night?

I know if you already have one you should know, but any profile setting app should allow what the OP wants....(as mentioned) Phone Weaver, SPB Phone Suite, PhoneAlarm....I'm sure there are others, but basically you get the idea!!
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Old 01-26-2009, 11:43 PM
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Re: Phone Auto Mute at night?

what syrguy1969 send...

Here you go Hope it Helps.

Thanks T M Z
ProfileTimer is a simple app for controlling ring profiles & other hardware functions !

It changes your phone's ringer at a specified time - runs off an xml file ('config.xml') where you can specify your timed sessions, e.g. I have my phone set to vibrate when I am at work, but set it to ring during my lunch-break and when I am due to leave work.

Also has some hardware controller functions - effectively shortcuts, including, backlight off, soft reset and provides basic info on the battery.

To install just extract the archived file and copy the content to your device and a new folder and then run the ProfileTimer executable.

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Old 01-27-2009, 03:16 AM
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Re: Phone Auto Mute at night?

it wont help you start any programs at 3 in the morning, but if you go to settings>system>motion sensor>etiquitte then turn etiquitte pause on, you can simply turn your phone over (screen down) when you go to bed and it will be muted except for wakeup alarms.
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