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Green Mode Manager (GreenModeMgr) allows devices to be configured to help minimize power consumption. This is done by scheduling power to be supplied to the parts of the device that use the most energy only when those parts are expected to be active, and/or by shutting off components when device sensors indicate certain conditions.
Green Mode Manager is NOT supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Controls whether to turn off the device screen when the unit is placed with its screen facing down for the length of time specified in the Face-down Delay parameter (below).
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: ScreenProximityState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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1 | Turn On | Turns off the screen when the device is placed with the screen facing down. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Leaves the screen on when the device is placed face-down. |
MX: 15.0+ |
Used to enter the duration in seconds (from 1–60) that the device must remain face-down before the screen automatically shuts off.
Parm value input rules:
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: Screen Proximity State is "Turn On"
Parm Name: ScreenProximityDelay
Requires:
- MX: 15.0+
Controls whether to automatically dim screen brightness when ambient light sensors on the device detect a low-light condition to the level specified in the Auto-dim Percentage parameter (below).
Behavior of this parameter varies based on the Adaptive Brightness setting in the Android system.
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: ScreenBrightnessState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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1 | Turn On | Automatically dims the screen when a low-light condition is detected. See Behavior Notes, above. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Prevents automatic screen dimming when a low-light condition is detected. |
MX: 15.0+ |
Used to enter a number of percentage points (from 10–30) to dim the screen brightness from its current level. For example, entering 30 reduces the brightness to 50 percent on a device previously set at 80 percent. Screen brightness is NEVER set to less than 30 percent, regardless of values entered in this parameter or current brightness level of device when this parameter is applied.
Parm value input rules:
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: Screen Brightness State (Auto-dim) is "Turn On"
Parm Name: ScreenBrightnessLevel
Requires:
- MX: 15.0+
Controls whether to turn the screen off when device is in a low-light environment for the length of time specified in the Low-light Delay parameter (below).
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: ScreenAmbientState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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1 | Turn On | Turns off the screen when device ambient light sensor detect a low-light condition for the specified period of time. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Does not turn off the screen when a low-light condition is detected. |
MX: 15.0+ |
Used to enter the duration in seconds (from 1–60) that the device remains in a low-light environment before the screen automatically turns off.
Parm value input rules:
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: Screen Ambient State (Screen-off in Low Light) is "Turn On"
Parm Name: ScreenAmbientDelay
Requires:
- MX: 15.0+
Controls whether to use the screen-off schedule set using the Screen Schedule Time parameter (below).
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: ScreenScheduleState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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1 | Turn On | Turns off the screen according to a predetermined schedule. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Ignores any predetermined schedule to turn off the screen. |
MX: 15.0+ |
Used to enter the time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to turn off screen each day.
Parm value input rules:
HH:MM:SS
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: Screen Schedule State is "Turn On"
Parm Name: ScreenScheduleTime
Requires:
- MX: 15.0+
Controls whether the screen should turn off when the device remains in a stationary or idle position for the length of time specified in the Idle-device Delay parameter (below).
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: ScreenStationaryState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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1 | Turn On | Turns off the screen when the device is in a stationary position for the specified period of time. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Leaves the screen on when the device is idle or in a stationary position. |
MX: 15.0+ |
Used to enter the duration in seconds (from 1–60) that the device must remain stationary before the screen automatically turns off.
Parm value input rules:
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: Screen Stationary State (Screen-off when Idle) is "Turn On"
Parm Name: ScreenStationaryDelay
Requires:
- MX: 15.0+
Controls whether to turn off the cellular (WWAN) radio whenever a Wi-Fi (WLAN) connection is established.
Invoking this feature could prevent all phone usage if Wi-Fi calling is unavailable or is not enabled on the device.
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: WwanWlanState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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1 | Turn On | Turns off the cellular (WWAN) radio whenever the device is connected to a Wi-Fi network. |
MX: 15.0+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Leaves the cellular (WWAN) radio on when the device is connected to a Wi-Fi network. |
MX: 15.0+ |
Controls whether the Wi-Fi (WLAN) radio is turned on and off according to the schedule set using the WLAN Start Time and WLAN End Time parameters (below).
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: WlanScheduleState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 13.1+ |
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1 | Turn On | Activates the Wi-Fi radio according to the specified schedule. |
MX: 13.1+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Deactivates the Wi-Fi radio according to the specified schedule. |
MX: 13.1+ |
Used to enter the time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to activate the Wi-Fi (WLAN) radio.
Parm value input rules:
HH:MM:SS
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: WLAN Schedule State is "Turn On"
Parm Name: WlanStartTime
Requires:
- MX: 13.1+
- Android API: 33+
Used to enter the time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to deactivate the Wi-Fi (WLAN) radio.
Parm value input rules:
HH:MM:SS
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: WLAN Schedule State is "Turn On"
Parm Name: WlanEndTime
Requires:
- MX: 13.1+
- Android API: 33+
Controls whether the cellular (WWAN) radio is turned on and off according to the schedule set using the WWAN Start Time and WWAN End Time parameters (below).
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: WwanScheduleState
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 13.1+ |
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1 | Turn on | Activates the cellular radio according to the specified schedule. |
MX: 13.1+ |
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2 | Turn off | Deactivates the cellular radio according to the specified schedule. |
MX: 13.1+ |
Used to enter the time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to activate the cellular (WWAN) radio.
Parm value input rules:
HH:MM:SS
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: WWAN Schedule State is "Turn On"
Parm Name: WwanStartTime
Requires:
- MX: 13.1+
- Android API: 33+
Used to enter the time in 24-hour format (HH:MM:SS) to deactivate the cellular (WWAN) radio.
Parm value input rules:
HH:MM:SS
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Shown if: WWAN Schedule State is "Turn On"
Parm Name: WwanEndTime
Requires:
- MX: 13.1+
- Android API: 33+
Controls whether the device display is forced to turn off while the device is charging.
Note: Not supported on SDM660-platform devices.
Parm Name: ScreenWhileCharging
Option | Name | Description | Note | Status | Requires |
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0 | Do not change | This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to settings; any previously selected setting is retained. |
MX: 13.1+ |
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1 | Turn On | Forces the display backlight to turn off while the device is charging. |
MX: 13.1+ |
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2 | Turn Off | Allows the display backlight to operate according to existing system preferences while the device is charging. |
MX: 13.1+ |