please help, i'm going mad!
when an incoming call comes in on my MDA Vario with QTEK rom and I press ignore (or the red hang up key), it does not hang up the call and divert through to voicemail......it just silences the ring tone.....but the incoming call keeps ringing until it finaly diverts through to voicemail (via the 25 seconds I have set in the call forwarding options)
I have tried the same thing with my SP5m and also my Universal and they all instantly divert the call to voicemail when hitting ignore or the red hang up key
is it a QTEK Rom issue or a Wizard issue????
I am on the QTEK rom as it seems the most stable........I tried the imate Rom but a real weird thing kept happening.......text messages were deleted after a soft reset......anyone know what caused that one?
cheers for any help
just tried it on my qtek and hangup and ignore both work... time for a hard reset?
yep... did that and now all ok....
I think it was something to do with a call filter program I had installed but didn't work.....must have altered the registry settings affecting hangups (the program alleged to filter and hang up automatically but I couldn't get it to work!)
it did also keep dropping the phone ring volume to zero as well but a soft reset after uninstall cured that one....
just thought it might have been the rom....glad it was more simple!
cheers
This now happens on my HTC Wizard (8125) and I've traced it down to an active GPRS connection. If I'm on GPRS pressing the soft key to ignore or pressing the hang up button silences the ringer but does not divert the call to voicemail. Once I disconnect the GPRS connection I can once again ignore calls using this feature.
Since directpush needs a constant GPRS connection, I am pretty upset that I have to sacrifice this functionality. Is there no solution?
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Hi,
Recently I have noticed a problem with my XDA II. When an incoming call comes in the phone does nothing. No ring or incoming call message on the screen. If I call my phone from my land line it rings and rings and never even goes to voice mail! If I press the answer button while doing this, the XDA2 suddenly starts ringing for a second and then it goes to voice mail. The phone then reports I have missed a call. If I then press the answer button to make a call, the phone goes haywire and plays the "missed a call" sound 3 or 4 times and then flashes the led. If I clear the missed call report and press the answer button again it does the same thing again.
If I soft reset the phone it is ok again, but eventually this problem comes back again.
It has only recently started doing this. The first time I noticed the problem was when I was setting up a photo contact for the first time. I have since retored an old sprite backup from what I believe was before the problem started but I am still seeing the same issue. I tried disabling IA_Callerid process on boot and a few other processes (down to 16 processes) but this hasn't helped either.
The main apps I have running are :
SPB Pocket Plus
GPRS Monitor
Wizbar Advance
XCPUscalar
Resco Keyboard
PIEplus
Has anyone else seen this problem before or know what could be causing it? Its totally weird. O2 support didn't have a clue either. I really don't want to have to hard reset my phone and install everything again :?
Many thanks,
Richard.
Do uninstall Wisbar, and possibly try their latest beta' release.
how can I get rid of 3 beeps, that hearing after call is done and red button is pressed? They are like beebs, that sounds when adjusting earpiece (during call). Beeps appeared after the hard reset.
I have had them for as long as I own my magician and my Vario, I have found no way to turn them off, so I am suffering from the same annoying sounds.
I hear them everytime the gsm signal is not available and so the call (i'm trying to do) is automatically closed.
If i close a call with the red phone button or touchscreen, instead, i don't hear them. Weird!
Bye
heh, it seems like normal thing in this way...
Ok, I'll try to ignore them! This is the simpliest way :wink:
HI all
Hoeping some one can help me,,, If my xda exec is switched on and an incoming call comes in it starts ringing stright away as you would expect. However if the xda exec is in standby mode, it takes 3 or 4 rings before the xda wakes up and starting to make the ring tone sound. Is this a "design feature" or is there somthing i can do to resolve it, As most people seem to hang up after 6 rings and my xda only rings after 4 I am missing lots of calls.
Hope you can help
Paul
You can try and install the Radio Upgrade 1.06.00. It doesnt require a hard reset (loss of all data), and appears to fix up that problem from everyone who has tried it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=38954
You can alter the duration the phone will ring for before it goes to voice mail or divert (depending on how your set-up is arranged) Go to Settings/ Phone, select the "Services" tab, highlight Call Forwarding, then press get settings, the phone will retrieve the data, in the midle of the screen is "Forward after" and a drop down box set this to "30 Seconds" - you might find it rings for longer now as the default is 10 seconds I think - Mike
Thanks for your replys, I have already put the 1.06 radio upgrade onto the device..
I will change the voicemail pickup time that should help thanks
I have found that if i turn of the power management settings so that the device does not go to sleep after 3 minutes then this problem is fixed, Calls come though to the xda within 1 ring,,, However I dont know if this is going to cause the battery to drain to quick, as the screen is on still (although backlight goes out)
isnt there a registry hack for this?
All,
I have a MDA Vario 2 and experiencing the following problem. When the screen is switched off but the phone is on I am unable to switch the screen back on by pressing the on/off button on the side. I have tried to call myself from my landline but the phone does not ring even though I hear the ringing tone in my landline phone.
I then go on to leave a voice mail message and soft reset the mda phone but I get no notification to indicate a new message has been left.
Anyone else experiencing this? It is so highly annoying as the phone is on but not accepting any calls.
Thanks
Msuk
i have the same thing going on with my tytn.
really frustrating.
I have the same problem as well. Really frustrating.
i also have this problem. it is because of the software, installed on the TyTN, but i don't know which one
I have Dutty's HG R9 on my TD2, and using TD Tools 3 I've switched off the HTC Phone Dialer Canvas.
I do have the "mute ring on phone facedown" option enabled, but it doesn't seem to take effect.
When my phone is locked and I receive a call, I get a green accept slider and a red ignore slider. The ignore slider does the same thing as the End/hangup key - sends the call to voicemail. I don't see a way to simply silence the ringer without taking any action regarding the incoming call itself.
When my phone is not locked and I receive a call, I get a popup from the bottom of the screen, in black & white, with an answer button and a hangup button. Pressing the hangup button does the same thing as the End/hangup key - sends the call to voicemail. I don't see a way to simply silence the ringer without taking any action regarding the incoming call itself.
How, using the basic WM6.5 phone-is-ringing software (not sure if this is the Dialer? anyway...) with the HTC Phone Dialer canvas switched off by TD Tools 3, can I mute an incoming call withOUT rejecting / sending it to voicemail?
Thanks!
Eliminate "Print via Bluetooth" menu option?
I have Dutty's HG R9 on my TD2. I would like to eliminate the Print via Bluetooth menu option. How do I turn that off?
Thanks,
Jay
Prevent "the answering modem has disconnected" pop-up entirely?
I have Dutty's HG R9 on my TD2. Each time I restart the device, before it asks me for my device unlock password and my SIM unlock PIN, I get the annoying "The answering modem has disconnected" pop-up.
Of course the answering modem has disconnected - the phone is still off!
How do I disable this pop-up, at least so that I don't see it when the phone is actually off (and the software shouldn't be trying to make a data connection through the phone then anyway)?
Or if that fine grain of control isn't possible, how do I disable the message completely at all times?
Thanks,
Jay
You can silence the ring by touching the volume key one time.
Nope, the volume slider/rocker doesn't affect the volume, either with the phone locked or unlocked, once it starts to ring... :-(
Then there's something wrong, because it works for me.
libove said:
I have Dutty's HG R9 on my TD2, and using TD Tools 3 I've switched off the HTC Phone Dialer Canvas.
I do have the "mute ring on phone facedown" option enabled, but it doesn't seem to take effect.
When my phone is locked and I receive a call, I get a green accept slider and a red ignore slider. The ignore slider does the same thing as the End/hangup key - sends the call to voicemail. I don't see a way to simply silence the ringer without taking any action regarding the incoming call itself.
When my phone is not locked and I receive a call, I get a popup from the bottom of the screen, in black & white, with an answer button and a hangup button. Pressing the hangup button does the same thing as the End/hangup key - sends the call to voicemail. I don't see a way to simply silence the ringer without taking any action regarding the incoming call itself.
How, using the basic WM6.5 phone-is-ringing software (not sure if this is the Dialer? anyway...) with the HTC Phone Dialer canvas switched off by TD Tools 3, can I mute an incoming call withOUT rejecting / sending it to voicemail?
Thanks!
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Set phone to quiet ring on pickup in Sounds and Display settings.
Not sure how to get it to mute, maybe S2U2 can do this, or find another dialer with this capability.
There is no "quiet ring on pickup" under Sounds and Display settings in this WM6.5.5 based build...
Is there still no solution? I also would like to mute a incoming call... like the old phone canvas...
Any ideas?
Try Advanced Configuration Tools.