How to set shorter backlight timeout after keylock on 3310?

[evilzone]

Please, how can I set shorter timeout for backlight on my 3310? I mean that this could save a lot of my battery (very longer stand-by time) because during the day I unlock a lock back the keyboard many times so backlight is on for 15 seconds after each keyboard-lock. This is long time and consumption of the handy is quite large. So if this timeout would be shorter, my baterry should live for longer time without recharging...

Is there any address in the flash, where is the timeout written - so rewritting this would change that damn timeout?

Please help... (and sorry for my english)

[Gyurci]

Use NFADER 1.4!

[evilzone]

But where can I get NFADER 1.4?

[Al]

NFader won't help you, sorry mate, it's only for fading LEDs as in Siemenses, you can download it from my site.

[Gyurci]

Originally posted by Al
NFader won't help you, sorry mate, it's only for fading LEDs as in Siemenses, you can download it from my site.

You're wrong. You can change the fade on/off time.
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Oooops. Sorry mate. You're not wrong!!

[Al]

Originally posted by Gyurci


You're wrong. You can change the fade on/off time.
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Oooops. Sorry mate. You're not wrong!!
Sorry, mate, I've wrote NFader, so I better know what it does and what not. You can change fade on/off time, but you CAN'T change this 15sec delay.

[Gyurci]

Originally posted by Al

Sorry, mate, I've wrote NFader, so I better know what it does and what not. You can change fade on/off time, but you CAN'T change this 15sec delay.

:cry: Ok, i understand and here is another 'sorry' for you..
In which language did you wrote the program?

[Al]

Originally posted by Gyurci


:cry: Ok, i understand and here is another 'sorry' for you..
In which language did you wrote the program?
It's C++

[Gyurci]

Originally posted by Al

It's C++

C++ Builder or Visual C++?

[Al]

It's MSVC with MFC

[Gyurci]

Congratulations Al, nice work.