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Agdette -  
Hello, does anyone know how to extend the ringtone duration on a smartphone that rings twice and then cuts off? Thank you.

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  1. Jenane
    Hello,

    I found this if it can help you?

    Change the number of rings before your voicemail is triggered

    Note: One ring lasts about five seconds. The setting is done in seconds, in multiples of five.

    Pick up your phone by pressing the key.
    Enter the following sequence:
    For one ring: *610*05# .
    For two rings: *610*10# .
    For three rings: *610*15# .
    For four rings: *610*20# .
    For five rings: *610*25# .
    For six rings: *610*30# .
    For seven rings: *610*35# .
    For eight rings: *610*40# .
    You will hear: "your request has been recorded and accepted, you may hang up".

    Note: Your voicemail will be triggered after the number of rings you just set.

    https://assistance.orange.fr/telephone/telephone-fixe/installer-et-utiliser/rester-joignable/ma-messagerie-vocale/parametrer-ma-messagerie-vocale/ma-messagerie-vocale-regler-le-nombre-de-sonneries_21309-21775
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    1. Agdette
      Thanks, that's nice and it could be useful, but my problem is with the smartphone, not the landline. I go to settings where I can change the ringtones, but not the number of rings. Regards.
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    2. Agdette
      Hello Jenane, I tried on the smartphone and it says invalid code. I will keep looking. Thank you.
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  2. Jenane
    Hello Agdette,

    Oops, sorry I was too quick; the link actually concerned a landline.

    While searching, I found this; should we give it a try?

    https://www.freenews.fr/freenews-edition-nationale-299/tutoriels-172/regler-la-duree-de-la-sonnerie-pour-votre-mobile-13706
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    1. Agdette
      Always the same, the IMM is not good. I keep looking. Thank you.
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    2. Anonymous user
      @AgdetteDamn.
      What brand is your phone? There is a FAQ for each mobile brand, you might
      be able to guide your research from there.
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    3. Agdette
      @Anonymous userIt's a Samsung, but it seems that it comes from the operator, so Free, not from the phone.
      Glad to help, thank you.
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    4. Anonymous user
      @AgdetteOk. Good continuation :-)
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