N97 extend ring time

I have an N97 (unbranded) on O2. The ringing time seems to be set for 15 seconds, although I cannot find any way of changing this.
By the time I've managed to get my phone out of my pocket, and figure out how the unlock thing actually works and answer the call, the 15 seconds is up! I've not managed to answer a single call since I've got my N97!
Any clues on extending the ringing time?

Go to Menu>Settings>Call>Call divert>Voice calls>All voice calls>Activate>To voice mailbox, then you should be able to select a ringing time up to 30 seconds.
However, this setting is not in the phone itself, it sends a code to the network call servers which may in rare cases override your setting; but this normally works.

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Are you asking about how long before it goes to voicemail? If that is the question, then you need to contact your carrier. They are the ones that control that. It is not done at the phone level, that is carrier level settings. It is not based on rings, it is based on time. They may be able to extend it for you.

How to extend ringer time

I'm pretty sure the iPhone, like all phones, is set at a default ring time of 20 seconds. Is there any way on my own that I can manually extend the ring time to the maximum 30 seconds or do I have to call Apple customer service. If so what is the number I can call?

Here is what i know about the ringer time.
First type *#61#{SEND}. Your iPhone will show where your voicemail calls are being to sent to. Write down the number as for you will need later. Second type {STAR} {STAR} 61 {STAR}{the number you just wrote down}**30#{SEND}. When you get the confirmation dismiss it. Finally, check that your calls are still being forwarded to the correct number. Type *#61#{SEND} and verify its the same number as before.
There you have it, your now 30 second ringer.
Where you see {STAR} it means *, i couldnt get it to show it correctly.

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How do you extend the ring time on a Nokia 6120

I don't know your model, but on some phones you can change the setting in the Call Divert menu, but only if the operator supports it.
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Did the whole *61*1(VOICEMAIL NUMBER)*11*30# to get extended ring time and

Now when my phone goes to voicemail it is a busy signal instead of my voicemail. Anyone have any thoughts on how to correct this issue?
Below are the steps I fllowed...
It is NOT necessary to call CS to do this and the max time is NOT 15 seconds.
First Dial *#61# to see your voice mail number (this is the number that the phone fowards the call to when there is no answer) write it down including area code
Then dial 611(VOICEMAIL NUMBER)1130# then dial or send. There should be no spaces and make sure you enter the number correctly (ie) 61*13235552323*1130# then you should see a comfirmation.
This works only on at&t and T-mobile. The number 30 is time length you can set it shorter if you want but 30 is recommended max.

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I would like to setup the phone such that voicemail is not activated for 10 or 15 seconds, but I can't figure out how to do it. This was pretty easy to do on some previous phones I used.
Any ideas how to do this?
Thank you for your time.

I contacted SingTel (Singapore Telecom) and they gave me a code that I had to "call" from the phone. Seems to work OK.
The bottom line is that you can't do it onboard the phone. As you guys said, you have to find out from the wireless provider.
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Updating my iPhone 5 software has shortened the number of rings before the answer phone kicks in, how do I extend the time delay?

If the codes Tanzim mentioned don't work, just call your carrier and ask them to extend your time until voicemail picks up, to 30 seconds. They do this routinely.
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How do I extend the ring time before answering the phone

I want to extend the ring time on my iPhone as it currently only rings for 5 seconds and then goes to message.

The following works on my iPhone, enter the code...
**61*901*11*NN# Send
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I have used the "Maximum Hunt Timer" option to attempt to extend the ring time for a set of phones in a broadcast hunt pilot. However irrespective of the time I set it will not ring the phones more than about 3 times. In addition the field does not allow me to set the value to more than 3 digits. The documentation states that the valid range foes from 1 to 3600 seconds. Is there some other parameter that I need to modify to allow the phones to ring longer than they currently are? In addition is it necessary to provide an outside dial tone (thats the default option)?
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Can anyone please help with the code or how to change the length of the ring time on nokia 6120

As others have pointed out, this is a newtork feature.
The GSM standard allows for ring times from 5 to 30 seconds in 5 second increments. You can set it by going into your phone's call divert settings, more precisely the "call divert if no answer" setting. Set it to divert to voicemail, and you will be asked to select a delay from 5 to 30 seconds. Once you've done that, the phone sends a command to your network telling it to wait however many seconds before shunting inbound calls to voicemail.
Note that some networks override the setting you give here. If this is the case here you'll need to phone your operator and ask them if there's anything they can do.
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Hi there thought I would give you try again as you were very helpful to me in the past I have just taken delivery of nokia lumia 610, I know not the latest phone but for what I want I reckon it will suit however I have encountered 2 problems First is there any way you can extend the length of time it rings before it goes to voicemail it only rings 3 times on my phone Secondly nokia suite just does not seem to recognize my phone I follow all the instructions but it just will not connect    I have tried uninstall/reinstall but nothing works I right click on the phone symbol to add new phone, connect my USB as it says and nothing happens. I am not all that tech savy so if you have answer in layman's terms it would be appreciated
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this is the worst nokia i have had, except the slide phone i had for 13 months that lost its speaker. i cant believe that the ring time cant be extended, this would be the only product on the world market that cant extend it ring time. i dont see your technical help answering the question.
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weedougie wrote:
Hi there thought I would give you try again as you were very helpful to me in the past I have just taken delivery of nokia lumia 610, I know not the latest phone but for what I want I reckon it will suit however I have encountered 2 problems First is there any way you can extend the length of time it rings before it goes to voicemail it only rings 3 times on my phone Secondly nokia suite just does not seem to recognize my phone I follow all the instructions but it just will not connect    I have tried uninstall/reinstall but nothing works I right click on the phone symbol to add new phone, connect my USB as it says and nothing happens. I am not all that tech savy so if you have answer in layman's terms it would be appreciated
Thanks   Eddie

Extend the time before voicemail picks up

How can I set the number of rings on my phone before voicemail picks up? The default of 20 seconds is too short. I would like to extend the time to 30 seconds. How can I do this?

It's set by the system at roughly 30 seconds; sometimes using a different ringtone helps.

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I thing I notice that os 10 haven't been able to do, that is, control the number of incoming phone rings prior to out going greetings. My old blackberry 9630, I had control over that.
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I thing I notice that os 10 haven't been able to do, that is, control the number of incoming phone rings prior to out going greetings. My old blackberry 9630, I had control over that.
This (time to voicemail) is not a BlackBerry feature but is controlled by your mobile provider.
And not a feature request (I'll ask a moderator to move this post).
As a norm, most all carriers have a default 15 seconds of ringtime until the voicemail picks up. That can be extended to 30 seconds.
If you do need additional ring time before voicemail, The simplest method is to call your carrier and request a longer ring time, up to 30 seconds.
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Dial *#61# from your phone. ...
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Assuming that you have the model A1264 or A1392 version of the Express, it must be located where it can receive a strong wireless signal from the Time Capsule to be able to extend it correctly.
A good general location would be a point that is about half way between the Time Capsule and other area that needs more wireless coverage.
You will use AirPort Utility on your computer to configure the Express. An iPhone or iPad could be used as well.
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Using Airport Express to Extend a Time Capsule Network: Results (*Long*)

Thought I would share my recent (2 hours ago) experience with setting up an Airport Express to Extend a Time Capsule 802.11N 5Ghz Network. Basically I just followed the directions in the Apple Airport Utility, using the "Extend a Wireless Network" setting:
Time Capsule (TC) 802.11N 5Ghz: In computer room
Linksys (LNK) 802.11g configured as dual network router with TC, also in computer room.
Airport Express (AE): In living room, about 50' away, several old plaster walls in between.
According to iStumblr:
1) I get an 80% signal from my TC when my MacBook is practically sitting on top of it.
2) I get an 88% signal from my Linksys 802.11g sitting next to the TC
3) I get 35% signal from my TC when my MacBook is in the living room. This is NOT enough signal, for some reason, to maintain a decent internet connection.
4) I get a 46% signal from my LNK from the same location. This IS enough signal to connect to the network.
5) With the AE configured as "Extend a Wireless Network" to the TC, and placed in the living room (again, about 50' from the TC base station), I get a 55% signal from the AE (which shows up as the same name as the TC network, for obvious reasons) Again, enough signal to connect to the network.
I did some internet speed tests using SpeedTest (take these with a grain of salt, of course)
1) From computer room over TC: 18Mb/s~22Mb/s average over 2 days of testing
2) From computer room over LNK: 18Mb/s~22mb/s average over 2 days of testing
3) From living room over AE(extended network from TC): 5~7Mb/s average in the last 2 hours
4) From living room over LNK: 12~14Mb/s average over 2 days of testing
Preliminary conclusions:
1) Setting up an extended network is pretty straightforward, and works without issue.
2) My 802.11g network with my old Linksys is far superior than my new extended 802.11N 5Ghz network, at least for internet connection speed.
3) I feel a bit irritated buying this AE now to extend my 802.11N network, if its not going to give me any advantages over my ancient 802.11g network
4) File transfers may still be better over the 802.11N-I will test that out at some point.
5) I have not tried WDS instead of "Extend a Wireless Network"-not sure what the benefits would be.
Computer Notes:
MacBook Aluminum-MB(Al) 2.0 C2D (802.11n)
finds 8 wireless networks in my neighborhood (3 of them are mine)
MacBook White-MB(Wh) 1.83 CD (802.11g only)
finds 10 wireless networks in my neighborhood (3 of them are mine)
Oddly, the signal strength of my networks isn't that different between the two computers-between 2% and 5%, even though it can't see as many networks. The 2 networks the MB(Wh) CAN see are at around 21% and 25% signal-not sure why the MB(Al) can't see them at all.

Your biggest mistake is confusing signal strength with signal quality. The signal indicator indicates strength and nothing else. You need to be using iStumblr to look at SNR (Signal to noise ratio).

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