Thread: Automatically lock whenever the N810 light sensor is covered
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nilchak is offline nilchak
2008-04-17 , 13:44
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#27
Originally Posted by vinc17 View Post
If the N810 is close enough to a window, external lights can be sufficient to make the sensor value different from 0, and this could happen several times during the night (e.g. car lights, the moonlight which could change due to clouds and wind, etc.), though I haven't tried.
But once the car passed away or the moon was shrouded up by the dark ominous night clouds, and the wind stopped howling like mad, and the night went back to its peaceful slumber, wouldn't the N810 go back to sleep like a child again ?