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can you set how many rings on the samsung 4 before going to voice mail

bremac
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can any one help with this

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NFtoBC
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Community Power User

Try this suggestion from the Koodo forums:

1- Dial *#61# on your device. It should say something like this: 


Call Forwarding 

Voice: +########## after XX seconds 

The "+###..." is the number that calls are forwarded to- write this down. The "XX" is the amount of time a caller has to wait in seconds. 


2- Dial **61*+##########*11*XX# with "+###..." being the number you wrote down, and "XX" being the new amount of time. Note that the amount of time can only be increased/decreased in 5 second intervals, i.e. you can enter "15" but not "26". You should get a "Network Message" saying something like this: 


Call Forwarding 

Registration was successful 


3- Everything should now be set up! You can check by dialing *#61# and seeing how much time the caller has to wait, or calling the device and seeing how long you wait until voicemail. 


Highest duration I could achieve was 30 seconds the default was 25 seconds which was 4 rings, now it's 6 rings before calls go to voicemail. Stock ringtones were used in this test using an HTC Raider. Results may vary.

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NFtoBC
Community Power User
Community Power User

Try this suggestion from the Koodo forums:

1- Dial *#61# on your device. It should say something like this: 


Call Forwarding 

Voice: +########## after XX seconds 

The "+###..." is the number that calls are forwarded to- write this down. The "XX" is the amount of time a caller has to wait in seconds. 


2- Dial **61*+##########*11*XX# with "+###..." being the number you wrote down, and "XX" being the new amount of time. Note that the amount of time can only be increased/decreased in 5 second intervals, i.e. you can enter "15" but not "26". You should get a "Network Message" saying something like this: 


Call Forwarding 

Registration was successful 


3- Everything should now be set up! You can check by dialing *#61# and seeing how much time the caller has to wait, or calling the device and seeing how long you wait until voicemail. 


Highest duration I could achieve was 30 seconds the default was 25 seconds which was 4 rings, now it's 6 rings before calls go to voicemail. Stock ringtones were used in this test using an HTC Raider. Results may vary.

NFtoBC
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