Increase the number of rings Solved/Closed

Question

Hello,  I am looking to increase the number of rings on a SAGEM D 76 C landline phone.  Thank you for indicating the procedure.  Best regards

dogfriend · Accepted Answer

Re,

Choose the number of rings you want and multiply that number by 4.

Pick up your phone and dial ""star,610,star, the number you just calculated and hashtag" .

For example, 4 rings:

*610*16#

Dogfriend

dogfriend · Answer

Hi,

I don't quite understand your request, the number of rings before the voicemail kicks in, right?

If that's the case, is it an internal voicemail on the phone or an operator's voicemail?

Catch you later
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Dogfriend

J04Y16F77 · Answer

Hello Dogfriend,  it rings twice and then switches to voicemail, France Telecom. Thank you for your help.

J04Y16F77 · Answer

Hello Dogfriend,  thank you for your help, it works!!!  best regards.

liti · Answer

Hello, I would like to know if it's possible to increase the number of rings on a landline before the answering machine picks up, and how to do that. Thank you.

dogfriend · Answer

Hello,

If it's an internal messaging system on your device, check the user manual.

If it's an operator's messaging system, you can follow the instructions mentioned earlier.

See you later
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Dogfriend

Bean-you · Answer

Hello,
I have a SIEMENS "Gigaset 3000 Classic",
I am with Orange and have 3 rings (too short to answer) and the code *610*16# doesn't work.
Do you have another solution to extend the number of rings? Thank you.
Best regards.

jeanglo · Answer

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Increase the number of rings

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