Does this unit also include the sleep/wake sensor on the home button ribbon cable? In other works will wake/sleep work with the correct cover?
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I don't know. There were some chips on the cable. I don't know what they are for. It was a simple plug in assembly. No soldering required. It works.However, I havr learned that when the iPad glass is broken due to a fall there are other components that are sometimes damaged. My repaired iPad has some intermittent ghost touch problems. Which indicates I have additional damage. It may be best to take your iPad to a repair shop.
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this is a very good question and unfortunately i do not have the answer to it. the home button endd up being disfunctional for me, it worked for about 5 minutes then failed. if i push on the glass to the right of the home button it will work and then freak out. i do not advise buying thi product. its a good cheap fix but i had do disable the home button and use the on screen accessability option for the home button.
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Yes. It has the home button assembly on it as long as you order the "digitizer assembly w the ic chip. Don't remove the covering on the home flex cable as it will make your home button malfunction. Hope this helps.
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Responding on the other answers .... The digitizer probably didn't work properly bc of either you pinched the cable, didn't fasten the clip down properly, or more frequently - you got a faulty digitizer from amazon or eBay - which happens often. On the response about the home button going crazy... If you take the sticker (usually yellow tape) off the flex cable, the connectors that they cover will be exposed causing you home button to thinking that it is pressed in. However the best thing to do is transfer the tape (which is black on original screens) from the screen you are replacing and transfer it to the new screen. This will make your home button perform properly.
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Responding on the other answers .... The digitizer probably didn't work properly bc of either you pinched the cable, didn't fasten the clip down properly, or more frequently - you got a faulty digitizer from amazon or eBay - which happens often. On the response about the home button going crazy... If you take the sticker (usually yellow tape) off the flex cable, the connectors that they cover will be exposed causing you home button to thinking that it is pressed in. However the best thing to do is transfer the tape (which is black on original screens) from the screen you are replacing and transfer it to the new screen. This will make your home button perform properly. Responding on the other answers .... The digitizer probably didn't work properly bc of either you pinched the cable, didn't fasten the clip down properly, or more frequently - you got a faulty digitizer from amazon or eBay - which happens often. On the response about the home button going crazy... If you take the sticker (usually yellow tape) off the flex cable, the connectors that they cover will be exposed causing you home button to thinking that it is pressed in. However the best thing to do is transfer the tape (which is black on original screens) from the screen you are replacing and... » Read More Responding on the other answers .... The digitizer probably didn't work properly bc of either you pinched the cable, didn't fasten the clip down properly, or more frequently - you got a faulty digitizer from amazon or eBay - which happens often. On the response about the home button going crazy... If you take the sticker (usually yellow tape) off the flex cable, the connectors that they cover will be exposed causing you home button to thinking that it is pressed in. However the best thing to do is transfer the tape (which is black on original screens) from the screen you are replacing and transfer it to the new screen. This will make your home button perform properly. « Show Less
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Nope. The power button/end sleep mode is easy to access. Just press that to turn it on or power up screen.
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If you are referring to the home button, it is not covered by the case. It has an opening cut out of the screen cover. So its the same as if it weren't even in a case.
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Mine had the ribbon and was a direct fit. Works fine. Don't forget there are two screws under the battery you have to remove to get the top panel off.
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No. It remains on/awake when you close the cover. You must activate the sleep mode manually by pressing the button on the side of the Nook.
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I think that is the manufacturers intention but the one I was sent was defective. I have the same case but in a green shade and the sleep/ wake feature works great.
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Typically, I manually sleep my pad before closing the case. However if I neglect to do so sometimes it will turn siri on but it does not happen frequently enough for me to labe it a problem. Again, I usually put it in sleep mode anyway which can be considered a resolution.
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Mark, I can conform that the magnets do not work for the sleep/wake function. I tested this out and found it didn't work. That's really the only gripe I have about it right now. The case does stay closed though. Other than that I really like it.
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It suits and work perfectly on model A1489" (that is the model of my iPad), and if you are asking about that if the ipad come into sleep/awake mode when you open/close the cover of the case the answer is yes and works fine, but you need to enable this function on settings.
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Yes, it does. You have to go to setup...then time setup. then push the right direction button until sleep timer comes on.
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Like the previous poster said it's the same connector so in that regard yes. The other issue is the space to hold it and based on what I've read I would say Yes! (Fingers crossed). Don't forget only the native alarm will work when the speaker is in sleep mode .
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No it doesn't. Here is a reply I received from Belkin support. "The sleep/wake function is a setting on the iPad itself. You have the option to select or specify the time when your iPad will go to sleep when you close the cover." I have the Belkin keyboard case for the iPad 3 and when I close the case, the iPad goes to "sleep". As far as I can tell, this feature is NOT part of the Qode case for the iPad Air.
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If you are talking about when using the Kindle and you close the cover without using the on/off button then Yes it does. If you close the cover it will put it in sleep mode and then once you ope the cover again it wakes up and you just have to slide the unlock.
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No it doesn't. Here is a reply I received from Belkin support. "The sleep/wake function is a setting on the iPad itself. You have the option to select or specify the time when your iPad will go to sleep when you close the cover."I have the Belkin keyboard case for the iPad 3 and when I close the case, the iPad goes to "sleep". As far as I can tell, this feature is NOT part of the Qode case for the iPad Air.
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hi S. McKinney, thanks for your question, yes, sure, this case come with auto sleep / wake funtion.
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does anyone know if the ones here on amazon are the latest revision (with the wake from usb issue fixed?)
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I actually emailed the seller and they have just sent me a new updated case free of charge. I did not have to return the original case. Their reasoning for their non functioning sleep / wake covers was that Apple had changed at the last minute the orientation of the sleep / wake magnet connectors on the iPad Air. This explains why some tablet case sellers had iPad cases available before Nov. 1 when the iPad Air became available. Those that rushed to make their iPad cases prematurely ended up having non functioning sleep / wake covers. The seller of the Khomo cases reassured me that the new cases will be functional. I look forward to receiving it. I will give my update soon. I actually emailed the seller and they have just sent me a new updated case free of charge. I did not have to return the original case. Their reasoning for their non functioning sleep / wake covers was that Apple had changed at the last minute the orientation of the sleep / wake magnet connectors on the iPad Air. This explains why some tablet case sellers had iPad cases available before Nov. 1 when the iPad Air became available. Those that rushed to make their iPad cases prematurely ended up having non functioning sleep / wake covers. The seller of the Khomo cases reassured me that the new... » Read More I actually emailed the seller and they have just sent me a new updated case free of charge. I did not have to return the original case. Their reasoning for their non functioning sleep / wake covers was that Apple had changed at the last minute the orientation of the sleep / wake magnet connectors on the iPad Air. This explains why some tablet case sellers had iPad cases available before Nov. 1 when the iPad Air became available. Those that rushed to make their iPad cases prematurely ended up having non functioning sleep / wake covers. The seller of the Khomo cases reassured me that the new cases will be functional. I look forward to receiving it. I will give my update soon. « Show Less