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alasta

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#2843 28-Nov-2004 13:53

I currently have my TX115 set up so that, when it rings, the call is answered as soon as I open the clamshell. This makes me wonder if it's possible to decline a call without opening the clamshell. Would one of the volume keys do it, perhaps? The manual doesn't seem to be much use.

If I can't figure out a way to do it, then I guess I'll have to set it so that I have to press [send] or [end] when the phone is ringing.

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#10482 28-Nov-2004 19:02

Havent tested it, but would assume the volume keys would cut the ringer, but leave the call going. Will have a play with one next week and see what I can come up with for you.

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#10486 28-Nov-2004 20:21

Thanks for that. Rather than be lazy and expect you to investigate it, I have actually just done my own experiment using a borrowed phone. I can confirm that pressing one of the volume keys mutes the ringer.

This is adequete for me, as I just need to have some way to shut the thing up if it ever rings in an awkward or inappropriate situation.

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#10487 28-Nov-2004 20:30

Awesome. I wasnt going to call you lazy (but I did think about it LOL)