Android taskr Bluetooth#

Otherwise, it leaves bluetooth on and when both stateInCall and stateInContacts exit later, it will do its 10 second wait and check again. Here is how you can set the auto-rotate profile in the Tasker app. Long press Bluetooth On and choose Add Exit Task, then choose Conditional Bluetooth Off.Ĭonditional Bluetooth Off will wait 10 seconds before double checking that neither stateInCall nor stateInContacts are true, at which point it will turn bluetooth off. Quick press the Bluetooth Needed Profile till the Bluetooth On Task appears below it, in the right column.Long press on the Bluetooth Needed Profile then choose Properties.Task > If > %PACTIVE doesn't match *,stateInCall,*|*,stateInContacts,*.Create a Task called Conditional Bluetooth Off with the following Actions:.Link this Profile to a Task called Bluetooth On that turns bluetooth on using the Net > Bluetooth > Set: On Action. According to the Tasker docs, %PACTIVE contains a comma-separated list of active Profiles where the list also begins and ends with a comma to make matching easier. Set Name to %PACTIVE, Op to Matches, and Value to *,stateInCall,*|*,stateInContacts,*. Create a Profile called Bluetooth Needed with a condition of State > Variable > Variable Value.Create a Profile called stateInContacts with a condition of State > Application > Contacts.Create a Profile called stateInCall with a condition of State > Phone > Call > Type: Any.Create a Task called Dummy with an Action of Tasks > Wait > 1ms.So here's what worked for me, based on this blog: Using the inverse operation, turn bluetooth off when NOT in Contacts AND NOT in call but turn bluetooth on as an exit task almost works, but apparently Tasker notices the brief period when Contacts loses foreground status and the call hasn't started yet and turns bluetooth off. Setting %BluetoothNeeded on when in Contacts or in call means that when a call starts, it sets %BlueToothNeeded on but then when Contacts becomes background to being in call, it sets %BlueToothNeeded off and bluetooth turns off. None of the solutions already posted would work. On a phone without a multitasking button, like a Galaxy S4 or HTC One, you may have to long-press or double tap the home button to open this screen. I could do it only while in a call but then I can't make sure my headset is connected before the other party picks up. On a Nexus 4 or Galaxy Nexus, simply press the dedicated multitasking button. To support my bluetooth headset, my desire was to turn bluetooth on when I'm in the Contacts app OR in a call.