Volumex - ReadMe & Instructions

Please read this guide to clarify any doubt and get a clear understanding, if something is not here or not clear enough just contact us.

Installation instructions:

- Installation from your PC or laptop

1. Connect your phone to your PC via USB cord.
2. Run Volumex_Setup.msi and follow installer instructions.
3. On your phone, if Soft Reset is asked after installation, do it.
4. On your phone, go to Start > Programs > Volumex Settings and click Save for initial setup.

- CAB file installation

1. Download to your phone Volumex.CAB and tap to execute.
2. Soft Reset is asked after installation, do it.
3. Go to Start > Programs > Volumex Settings and click Save for initial setup.

Integration with PocketShield:

Volumex can integrate with PocketShield to run both as a single process, giving some benefits as lower RAM usage and resources optimization. Integration will also allow you to see if you have any pending volume reminder, an icon will be shown in PocketShield's screen and also compatible with Notifications Booster.

Important if you use both PocketShield and Volumex:

• If you uninstall PocketShield, you must reinstall Volumex for it to continue working as an independent process.
• If you reinstall or upgrade Volumex you need to go once to Start > Programs > Volumex Settings and tap Save (this will perform re-integration to PocketShield).

Usage:

Usage is very simple and straight forward. You can access Volumex by either:

- Pressing volume hard keys
- By typing the volume icon in taskbar (if you enabled that featuer in Settings)

1) Main volume screen: Opened by pressing the volume hardware keys or by tapping the volume icon. Roll your mouse over the buttons to know the actions:

Roll your mouse over the buttons below

This button binds both volume rockers and makes them slide always together. Changes the ringer volume level. This button plays a sound preview of your current volume level. Changes the system volume level. This button sets the current volume to be your default/prefered volume. Opens the volume scheduler screen (shown below), which allows you to set a quick timer or enable/disable reminders. Sets Vibration mode ON/OFF Sets Silent mode ON/OFF

2) Volume scheduler screen: Here you can quickly change the scheduling and reminder settings. Roll your mouse over the buttons to know the actions:

Sets a quick timer. When time goes off, your default volume will be restored. You can change these intervals in Settings. Enable or disable automatic volume level monitoring<br>. Check interval is specified in Settings. Ask or not ask before restoring to default volume level, either for timer, automatic monitoring or appointment defined volume.

3) Volume reminder screen: This screen will show if you setup to prompt before restoring to default volume. If you use it with PocketShield integration then you will see a speaker icon in your lock screen when this reminder is present. Roll your mouse over the buttons to know the actions:

Restores your volume to your default volume level. Keeps the current volume and ask again after some minutes. Minute interval is the same used for automatic monitoring. Opens the Timer screen (the one above).

Volumex Settings

To setup Volumex go to Start > Programs > Volumex Settings. A settings application will open showing you the following 3 tabs of settings:

Volume keys remapping

With Volumex you can remap the following volume keys actions:

• Key up press
• Key up long press
• Key down press
• Key down long press

To do so, go to Volumex Settings > Volume keys (2bd tab), select the "..." button next to the type of key press you want to remap. A window will open showing the available options for remapping.

Note: This feature may not work in some phone models or ROMs. Contact us if any trouble with it.

Time profiles

You can set Volumex to automatically change volume during specific times of the day. Go to the 3rd tab for it:

Camera integration

On most HTC models and most ROMs, Volumex will automatically detect when camera is being used and remap the volume keys to take pictures, which is much more comfortable.

Taskbar volume icon

You can also set up Volumex to open by tapping the upper taskbar volume icon. To do so, go to Volumex Settings > + > "Volume icon..." and select the option. Volumex will try to auto calibrate. If calibration fails it will ask to do a manual calibration.

Outlook appointments integration:

Volumex can change your volume automatically when an appointment starts. For that you must add to the Location field of your appointment any of the following parameters:

• /v = Means set to Vibrate mode
• /s = Means set to Silent mode
• /m = Means set to Maximum volume level

Examples:

So 10 seconds after your appointment begins, volume will be set accordingly. After the appointment ends, your default volume will be restored automatically.

Volume stripe

When music players or video players are active, a minimal volume control will show instead as a stripe on the left side of the screen. This stripe will allow volume to be changed without stopping the music or video playing. However if you attempt to change volume using the touch screen, playing will pause. Use volume keys to keep music/video playing.

If you tap the "+" sign it will open the standard Volumex UI.

Some players are setup by default, but you can manually add any others by adding this registry setting in the following format:

HKLM\Software\JDB Pocketware\Volumex\EXCEPS = 1|App1ClassName3|App2ClassName;1|App3ClassName

You can find out the window class names with most task managers.

Headsets

Volumex can remember a second and independent volume setup for when using headsets. To enable it you just need to plug in your headsets, set the volume you want and press the pin icon on Volumex screen (here you define the default volume for headsets). After that, each time you plug or unplug your headsets Volumex will set the volume level accordingly.

During calls

Volumex will let you change volume during calls, however not with its graphical interface but with the WM default volume interface.

It can also mute the system volume during calls, so you don't get bothered with reminders or alarms which go off during a call.

Known issues/limitations:

- Volume keys may not work if using other applications that deal with hardware keys.
- When enabling the "Open volumex with volume taskbar icon" the HTC TaskManager icon on home screen will disappear after saving settings. Softreset is required.