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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Ericsson / March 2004Ringtone...
Hi all... Just found this group...lovely :) When my T610 rings, it starts very low and then rising to an acceptable level where I acctually can hear it if its on a table some meters away... The problem is, when I hear it, the caller is gone sometimes... In the setup menu I've set it to NOT do this, but with no effect... (there is no difference, whether its on or off..) Somebody?  SignatureVenlig hilsen / Best regards Thore Sorensen - DK2700 Brønshøj / DK2620 Albertslund (fjern eventuelle 'Z'-er hvis du mailer direkte) > Hi all... > Just found this group...lovely :) [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > In the setup menu I've set it to NOT do this, but with no effect... > (there is no difference, whether its on or off..) There IS a difference. When it's OFF, there's only one low signal followed by the normal volume. When it's ON, there's one low signal followed by an increasing signal. The first low volume signal is to prevent ear damage for in case you had your phone against your ear when it starts ringing. Many discussions about this, try google. Anyway, you cannot change this first low volume ring. It's annoying, I know... Mexx >> Hi all... >> Just found this group...lovely :) [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >Mexx OK..Thanks for enlighning me...:) SignatureVenlig hilsen / Best regards Thore Sorensen - DK2700 Brønshøj / DK2620 Albertslund (fjern eventuelle 'Z'-er hvis du mailer direkte) > The first low volume signal is to > prevent ear damage for in case you had your phone against your ear > when it starts ringing. Is that why my P900 makes a series of clicking sounds before the ring tone actually begins? I've always wondered if it was possible to turn that off. > > The first low volume signal is to > > prevent ear damage for in case you had your phone against your ear > > when it starts ringing. > > Is that why my P900 makes a series of clicking sounds before the ring tone > actually begins? I've always wondered if it was possible to turn that off. Probably... In this way they can't be sewed for making someone deaf :-) Mexx > > The first low volume signal is to > > prevent ear damage for in case you had your phone against your ear > > when it starts ringing. > > Is that why my P900 makes a series of clicking sounds before the ring tone > actually begins? I've always wondered if it was possible to turn that off. Mine doesn't make a series of clicking sounds before the ringtone begins. Are you using a midi? Bowman > Mine doesn't make a series of clicking sounds before the ringtone > begins. Are you using a midi? I generally use MP3s for ringtones. It goes "click click (pause) click" before the ringtone starts, as the caller info is appearing on the screen. No big deal, I just wondered why. > > Mine doesn't make a series of clicking sounds before the ringtone > > begins. Are you using a midi? > > I generally use MP3s for ringtones. It goes "click click (pause) click" > before the ringtone starts, as the caller info is appearing on the screen. > No big deal, I just wondered why. Mine's never done that, and I haven't heard of anyone else's doing it either. I'd guess it's not a serious problem but I have no idea what's causing it. Bowman >> The first low volume signal is to >> prevent ear damage for in case you had your phone against your ear [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > tone actually begins? I've always wondered if it was possible to turn > that off. The P900 only does this when you use increasing ringtonevolume > The P900 only does this when you use increasing ringtonevolume Ahhhh. I always have mine set to increasing ring. Thanx for clearing that up. > >> The first low volume signal is to > >> prevent ear damage for in case you had your phone against your ear [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > The P900 only does this when you use increasing ringtonevolume Lol, never even considered that as I've never used it. Oh well, you learn something new every day. :) Bowman > Hi all... > Just found this group...lovely :) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Somebody? Isnt it also something to do with Poly ringtones? The increasing ringtone function doesnt really have anything to do with this small flaw! |
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