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Apparently, if you enter the following sequence, u can change the time your phone will ring for b4 Vmail kicks in
d**61*07973100123*11*30# the last two digits between the * and the # symbol can be altered from 5 seconds upto 30 seconds only, the above example is set for the maxium delay of 30 seconds
Only thing is, how do u get the 'd' up?
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Posted: 2004-08-10 12:40:32
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And for which network does this apply?
I think the delay is network dependent and the network decides when to cut off an unanswered call and redirect it to voicemail
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Posted: 2004-08-10 13:31:33
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Good question.......Im not sure.
If any1 has 1 applicable for TMobile, Id b grateful
Thanx in advance
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Posted: 2004-08-10 13:43:54
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The 'd' is not meant to be there... The rest of the command structure is in the GSM spec, therefore all networks *should* support it. The given example shows the number for the Orange voice mailbox system. Having never used TMobile I can't say for certain if they support it, but O2, Orange and Voda in the UK all do.
Be sure that you get your answerphone number correct! Do a *#61# beforehand to see where your divert currently goes to.
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Posted: 2004-08-10 14:24:48
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Cheers...
Tried it and it works ok....Except, it seems like it has changed my divert setup....After it timeouts, it goes to a dead tone sound instead of my Vmail.
Cant for the life of me remember how to access divert properties in the p900
Any1 care to remind me
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Posted: 2004-08-10 16:42:49
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Where did you set the divert to go to? Did you send it 0973100123? If so - you're trying to route to Orange's answerphone - that may or may not be appropriate for you.
You can find out the number your divert is set to by entering *#61#
What network are you on?
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Posted: 2004-08-11 12:40:48
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Im on Tmobile...Ive sorted it now....
I couldnt remember how to access divert properties on the p900 (Phone>edit>preferences etc)
Thanks tho man....Mission complete
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Posted: 2004-08-11 13:35:48
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I dont bother with voicemail, if u cant get hold of someone, sms them. Then u can be sure of getting hold of them, voicemails have a habit of being a bit wonky in my experience.
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Posted: 2004-08-11 14:17:59
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@meths
But what about people getting hold of you? What about people calling from a landline? What about when you're office line's diverted to your mobile?
Which network are you with - as I've never had any major problems with voicemail in 10 years+ on Voda ETACS, Orange, Voda GSM, and O2...
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Posted: 2004-08-11 22:30:33
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