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mhanch Posts: 2

So, see if any of you can reproduce this. I have a t616 using AT&T wireless, and I can make the following happen (this happens with the Keylock on):

If i have an incoming call, The graphic displays that says "Answer call, yes-no"

-If I ignore the caller, the incoming caller is sent to my Voicemail.
-If I push "no", the incoming caller is sent to my Voicemail.
-If I push "yes" then I can answer the call.

But---

If I press "0" (by accident or on purpose) and then press "yes", the caller is sent to voicemail. The screen doesn't show that I pressed "0", but apparently I bump it sometimes when pulling the phone out of my holster.


Can anyone else make this happen?
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Posted: 2003-09-17 18:46:24
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Jussi2000 Posts: 40

I dont know specifications of mobilenetwork what you are using, but could the reason be that you have service: "busy call transfer" on to voicemail and when you push "0" and then "answer" then call goes to voicemail. I try this same thing call to my phone and get busy tone to my ear when using first "0" and then "answer/yes" button. My phone is T610.
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Posted: 2003-09-18 10:51:58
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marksurry Posts: 275

Same happens with my T610. If I push "0" then the "Yes" softkey to answer, the call is diverted to voicemail. I'm on the Ornage network in the UK. Which is nice
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Posted: 2003-09-18 14:59:58
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masseur Posts: > 500

Yeah it happens on my T610 too though I am sure its a phone 'feature' rather than being network dependant as I just tried both my T610s with 3 different carriers from different countries with same result.

Its not mentioned in the manual either. It just says in the manual you can reject by pressing NO or by saying "busy" if you have set up the voice command.
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Posted: 2003-09-18 15:09:23
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ruff rider Posts: 203

I'm pretty sure its a network feature as my 7210 also does it with o2 uk, but not with vodafone. This message was posted from a Nokia
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Posted: 2003-09-18 15:12:00
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masseur Posts: > 500

hmm... well I can't be sure but I am using vodafone UK with my T610 and it does have this behaviour so that only serves to confuse this.
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Posted: 2003-09-18 15:24:09
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mhanch Posts: 2

I found a friend with another T616, and it's the same.

This was driving me crazy, I kept sending people to voicemail when I tried to answer the phone, because my phone holster would bump the 0 key when I pulled the phone out.

I have spent a few days on the phone with Sony Ericsson and they thought I was insane. Then once I told them this repo case, they thought it was AT&T's fault.


Good to know that it is an Undocumented Feature of the phone. They next recommended that I get new firmware, but I doubt that that would make a difference.

Thanks for the help.
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Posted: 2003-09-18 17:39:18
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pethal Posts: 25

My T610 on T-mobile UK and it does the same thing
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Posted: 2003-09-18 19:33:19
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