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Nokia 2610, make it ring at full volume at once?

Discussion in 'NOKIA' started by itsme000, Oct 23, 2007.

  1. itsme000

    itsme000 Junior Member
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    I have a Nokia 2610 with T-Mobile firmware (starts up/shuts down with T-Mobile splash screen even with the SIM pulled).

    In the ringer setting, there's an option of ascending, as well as ringing, but regardless of which one I choose, the ringer operates in ascending mode.

    Is this a known bug?

    I'm often walking around near high ambient noise, so instant full-volume blast is important to me.
     
    #1 itsme000, Oct 23, 2007
  2. dmapr

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    On some of Nokia phones when the ringer volume is set to highest level the phone seems to always ascend. On lower volume settings it follows the setting. My guess is 2610 is one of those.
     
    #2 dmapr, Oct 23, 2007
  3. itsme000

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    Tried the setting one notch below maximum, still stuck in ascending.
     
    #3 itsme000, Oct 24, 2007
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