increase in the number of rings. Solved

Question

Hello, I would like to increase the number of rings when receiving a call on my unlimited internet phone connected to Orange's Livebox. Thank you for your response. Aljomi

edouardh · Accepted Answer

Hello everyone,

Here’s what I found online some time ago... I'm sharing it with you
It worked on my old phone, I haven't tried it again with this one...

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Here is a tip that will help you never miss calls on your Bouygues, Orange & SFR mobile.
Indeed, when you miss a call because you didn't reply quickly enough, the caller often leaves a message (at their expense), and you then have to call them back... at your expense!!!
(Result, both the caller and you will have enriched the two operators a little more :-@ )

Thanks to certain GSM codes that the operators clearly prefer not to disclose too widely, you have two options:

(O) Either you increase the ringing time from 10 seconds (the default general setting) to a maximum of 30 seconds, using the codes below:

(8) Or you disable the voicemail, and consequently, the phone always rings (in this case, voicemail is 100% deactivated!)

HERE ARE ALL THE "VOICEMAIL" CODES

FORWARDING to the VOICEMAIL of your Mobile IF:
(*) You do not answer.
Activation **61*(VOICEMAIL NUMBER)**(Sec/Number)# [SEND] (O)
Deactivation ##61# [SEND] (Always Rings) (8)
Verification *#61# [SEND]

(*) You are unreachable or your mobile is turned off.
Activation **62*(VOICEMAIL NUMBER)# [SEND]
Deactivation ##62# [SEND] (Voicemail Unreachable)
Verification *#62# [SEND]

(*) You are already on a call.
Activation **67*(VOICEMAIL NUMBER)# [SEND]
Deactivation ##67# [SEND] (Rings Busy)
Verification *#67# [SEND]

(*) For Systematic Forwarding to voicemail:
Activation **21*(VOICEMAIL NUMBER)# [SEND]
Deactivation ##21# [SEND]
Verification *#21# [SEND]

(*) To Activate call waiting:
Activation *43*# [SEND]
Deactivation #43# [SEND]
Verification *#43# [SEND]

(*) To cancel all forwarding
Activation: ##002# [SEND]

Voicemail Numbers for each French operator:
(T) Bouygues Telecom:
Either: +33 6 60 66 00 01
Or: +33 6 60 66 00 02
Or: +33 6 60 66 00 03

(T) Orange:
Either: +33 6 89 00 40 00
Or: +33 6 54 18 08 08

(T) SFR:
+33 6 10 (and the first 6 digits of your mobile)

!d4 Notes:
(I) [SEND]
Equals picking up the line (Validate/Call/Ok)

(I) (VOICEMAIL NUMBER)
It is one of those on the list, but to be sure which one corresponds to you,
you will have to look a bit in your phone's configuration menu... IT'S THERE!!!
(each mobile brand having its own menu, I can't provide you with all of them!)

(I) (Sec/Number)
Equals the Number of Seconds of ringing before the voicemail kicks in (from 1 to 30 maximum).

!d3 INFO +:
Finally, since I only have one mobile, and thus one operator, I can't guarantee proper functionality on anything but Bouygues.
The most important point to avoid surprises lies mainly in the accuracy of the Voicemail number used!
Indeed, all these codes are "native" to GSM, globally compatible, independent of the brand of your mobile, and will likely remain so for a long time, while the Voicemail numbers are specific to each operator, and can vary from one plan to another...
For other operators (Télé2Mobile, Debitel...) it's the same, you just need to find the Voicemail number!
(If someone has it... Let it be known!!!)

There you go, you now have all the elements to properly configure your mobile's voicemail! 8-)

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Good Luck

100froi · Answer

Good evening :-)

To increase the number of rings on your unlimited phone, there are several solutions:

The most comprehensive (in terms of explanation/information) is to go to the Orange portal (www.orange.fr) and click on the "Internet assistance" link (it's at the top of the page, a little to the right). In the search engine of this assistance, you type "Telephony," and you will then find a detailed explanation about telephony and the included services.

The last one (more direct) also consists of going to the Orange portal. You click on "Client area." Then "My internet account." You should find on the left side of the displayed page "Consult/Modify"… and just below you will see the link "My unlimited phone." I'll let you discover the services you can modify (among other things, the number of rings for unlimited telephony). The downside is that this number is not very high. I believe the maximum is 4 rings (corresponding to 20 seconds).

There you go :-) I hope I was clear.

Best regards ;-)

falbala · Answer

Hello!

I solved the problem with the following info (found on the Orange portal after some time...)

The maximum number of rings is 5 (20 seconds according to Orange) so the only solution to finally have time to answer before the voicemail kicks in is:
Disable voicemail when you are at home: dial *25*
(this disables all forwards: unconditional, no answer and busy)
To activate the voicemail for no answer: dial *23*
To activate the voicemail for busy: dial *22*
To activate the voicemail systematically: dial *21* (in this case, there will be no rings)

Happy adjusting!
Best regards,

Falbala

falbala · Answer

Good evening,

Do you have the same message with the other functions? (21, 22, and 23)
If after several attempts the service is still not working, perhaps you should contact customer service directly...

Good luck,
Falbala

gutte · Answer

Hello thank you 100froi it works with 5 rings on Orange with Livebox Orange 5 rings max or the solution several phones best regards gutte

ranco · Answer

In fact, you are making the decision to change operators.
Some even offer free assistance.
Therefore, the problem is solved.
I have spent too much money on Orange's hotline which is nothing hot except for the cost.
Their goal is to make the free landline unusable to encourage the use of mobile phones.

It's petty and not smart given the loss of customers...

moto · Answer

Ringtone: Orange is mocking its subscribers!!  Here is the email I received yesterday, I am fuming with rage...  Hello  In your email of 01/10/08, you informed us of your request regarding voicemail.  We regret to inform you that the maximum ringing time before voicemail picks up is 20 seconds, which amounts to 4 rings, so we confirm that the only solution in your case is to deactivate voicemail as follows:  - Dial 888  - Enter (*25*)  - Voicemail is now disabled and you can use the normal phone answering machine.   We thank you for your trust   Your customer advisor www.orange.fr

Latruche · Answer

The simplest way is also to go to the Orange portal. Click on "customer space". Then "my internet account". You should find on the left side of the displayed page "Consult/Modify" ... and just below you'll see the link "My unlimited phone". I'll let you discover the services you can modify (including the number of rings for unlimited telephony). From now on, Orange has apparently changed from a maximum of 20 seconds to 45 seconds.

shakyzlove · Answer

IT DOESN'T WORK ON SFR It's IMPOSSIBLE

coordo2001 · Answer

No matter the Blackberry number or other cellphones, the number of rings before voicemail activates is directly related to the company with which you have your plan.

For example, let's take Bell Canada.

To increase the number of rings before voicemail activation:

1- Dial *94

2- Enter the number of rings in digits, for example 5 for 5 rings. You have the option of 2 to 9.

3- Concrete example: to have voicemail activate on the 6th ring, you dial *946 and press the green button on the Blackberry.

FOR OTHER COMPANIES, ASK FOR THEIR PROCEDURE...

Sylvain · Answer

Hi,  I found this: http://www.libellules.ch/phpBB2/codes-t10483.html  GSM codes to dial on your phone to modify the time before the voicemail kicks in.  I managed to set it to 30 seconds with Bouygues.  Don't forget to write down the redirection number BEFORE changing the settings. Use *#61# to read it.    Sylvain.

wax · Answer

It is possible to extend the ringing time up to 45 seconds.
Go to:
> Orange > customer space.
Choose:
> my internet account > plan > view and modify
Select on the left side of the screen:
> my internet phone > call forwarding > modify.

Box-on · Answer

For those who have a Livebox (Orange/Wanadoo)
go to the Orange portal on the internet
then, follow the structure below (with some variations depending on the date)
* my internet account
* manage all my accounts
* my phone via the internet
* call forwarding: edit
* you can thus modify the number of rings after which the Livebox takes the message, and there are
9 (nine) at maximum
I tried it, it works.

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