i am controlling my old phone (zenfone 6) , that connected to my 3d printer, remotely with AirDroid app.When the phone is off, Macrodroid and all your other apps aren't running.
I have had a few phones that have a system setting to turn off and turn on the phone at user specified times. However, I never used it.
Why are you trying to use this feature?
I prefer to keep my phone on all the time.
I have a macro that turns off WiFi, Bluetooth etc overnight to reduce the battery drain
Do you remotely control powering on and off the 3D printer or is it powered on all the time?
I don't know any way of powering on a smartphone from within the phone, apart from the system setting, if available.
Why not keep the phone on charge, as this would negate the need to turn off the pho
Right. Unless the phone has such a built-in feature, it's quite impossible to power it on programmatically.When the phone is off, Macrodroid and all your other apps aren't running.
Right too!it is dangerous to keep the phone on charge, sooner or later the battery will be swollen
Right. Unless the phone has such a built-in feature, it's quite impossible to power it on programmatically.
Right too!
thank you for your reply, good idea, i will tryYou could use MD to control the smart plug.
That way the phone is charged when the battery falls to say 20% and charger turned off at say 80% to maximise battery life.
No daily charging regime.
Charging is autonomous, controlled by a macro.
it might actually be using the alarm on the phone but I couldn't do it, because (i guess) zenfone 6 is an old phone with android 5.Right. Unless the phone has such a built-in feature, it's quite impossible to power it on programmatically.
Right too!
When the phone is off, Macrodroid and all your other apps aren't running.
i am searching for an alarm app, that turns phone on scheduled.
but some phones automatically power on when charger is connected, with this command :As you suggest, this app cannot exist because to power on a device it's a matter if hardware, not software. Unless the device is in a standby state and not powdered off. Which is not the same at all and @murat seems to confuse these two states...
you are right, I just thought the battery would last longer when it was switched on and off as planned.If you do find such an app, what do you do as the phone battery discharges?
It's not attached to a charger, so needs user intervention to connect to a charger and later remove the charger.
The smart plug charger controlled via a macro circumvents user intervention AND you don't need an app that probably doesn't exist.
if my phone (poco x3 nfc) is turned off and the alarm is set, the phone will automatically turn on at the alarm time and the alarm will sound.As @dhj49er wrote that is not possible.
It's quite possible indeed in 2 cases. Either the device is in a standby state, but it seems not to be the case in your example. Or when plugging in a charger it acts exacty like the power button to switch on the device: it's a kind of "hardware trigger". Then, if the setting has been previously set to the adequate value, device boots. Otherwise (setting not set), I guess nothing happens: device returns to its initial off state.but some phones automatically power on when charger is connected, with this command :
fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0
I think you mean if my phone is powered on in standby with the display off and the alarm is set, the phone will automatically turn on the screen at the alarm time and the alarm will sound.if my phone (poco x3 nfc) is turned off and the alarm is set, the phone will automatically turn on at the alarm time and the alarm will sound.
so I can use the alarm as a trigger for the phone to turn itself on.