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Vodaphone UK - increase Voicemail divert delay up to 30sec's |
Aliensprout
Joined: Aug 27, 2003
Posts: 18
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Apologies for the repost if this info is mentioned elsewhere but I've not seen it as yet and thought it would be useful to other UK Vodaphone customers.
One of the things that has annoyed me since I bought the T610 is the short time you get to answer your phone before the divert to voicemail kicks in. This is a Vodaphone issue, not the fault of the phone. Anyway, I discovered today that Vodaphone sets the default delay time to 15 sec's, but this can be increased to a much more sensible time of 30 sec's if required.
First you will need your personal mailbox number. If you don't know it you can get it with the following code...
*#104#
Then you can set the delay in 5 sec increments from 5 sec's up to 30 sec's as follows...
**61*mn*10*del#
mn= your personal mailbox number
del= desired delay time (from 5 to 30 in increments of 5)
Example: **61*447789123456*10*30#
The above example would set the delay time for voicemail number 447789123456 to 30 seconds.
Hope this helps someone else as I've spent months launching myself up the stairs to get to the phone in time (often incurring injury) when after all this time it hasn't been needed. Doh.
Cheers
Sprouty | |
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Jimkeane
Joined: Apr 30, 2004
Posts: 1
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Many thanks to Sprouty I have now changed the ridiculous 15 sec. delay to 30 sec.
Just one thing that may help out others, you must include a '+' at the begining of the mobile number in the second command string, otherwise it adds +0 to the begining of the divert number.
So for example: **61*+447789123456*10*30#
Rather than: **61*447789123456*10*30#
Hope this helps,
Jim | |
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Posted: 2003-09-21 17:21
