3315 - Number of rings before diversion to voicema...

Is there any way of setting the number of rings before diversion to voicemail?
Currently my 3315 rings about 6 times and then diverts. This is too quick for me and I want to make it (say) 12 rings.
I cannot find anything on this function in the owner's guide.
Thanks!

I also received this belated but nicely detailed response from Nokia Support, so I'm posting it here for posterity:
In response to your enquiry, the extension of a ring time is a network related feature. Hence, network features are not listed in the phone's user guide.
You may contact your network provider to request for the ringing time to be extended to the maximum time (normally its 30 seconds).
If this has been done, you can check if the time delay has been set to the maximum time from the phone.
1) Menu>scroll to Call Divert and press select
2) Scroll to Divert if not answered and press Select
3) select Activate and press OK
4) select Voice mailbox number and press OK
At this point, if the call feature has been activated, you will be able to see step (5) as per below. Otherwise, contact your network provider to request them to activate the call divert service and repeat the steps.
5) Active:Voice Calls, press Details
6) scroll to Delay and press OK
7) You will be able to see the time in which the phone will ring before diverting the call to your voice mailbox.

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