Andy

RIM *really* needs to integrate this functionality into the OS cleanly, and it’s better native than third party. Great OS, but some of the stuff that they leave out, which should be common sense, but you need third party applications to do such basic things like this… where the hell were their heads???

That’s why you don’t set a tone for BBLight. You set it on Vibrate only. If it worked where you could set BBlight to “Vibrate + Tone” to get it to vibrate and ring simultaneously, then you wouldn’t need BBlight at all for this because you could then just set Phone to “Vibrate + Tone.” If a profile item (Phone, Messages, etc.) is set to “Vibrate + Tone,” the BB waits for all vibrates to finish before playing the tone. BBlight gets around this OS limitation (if setup the way I described above) because, when a new phone call is received, the BB triggers the Phone profile to play a sound and simultaneously triggers BBlight to vibrate.

To correctly set up simultaneous vibration and ringing:
–a) In your active device Profile, set BBlight to Vibrate and Repeat
—–Notification to None, Number of Vibrations = 1
–b) In your active device Profile, set Phone to Tone
–c) In the BBlight application, set “Vibration for Phone Calls” to
—–something other than 0.

To turn off simultaneous vibration and ringing for a specific profile:
–a) In that device Profile, set BBlight to None
–b) In that device Profile, set Phone to None or Tone Only

To completely disable simultaneous vibration and ringing:
–a) In the BBlight application, set “Vibration for Phone Calls” to 0.
–b) And you can do the following but don’t really need to
—–In your active device Profile, set BBlight to None