How do you program a delay in a phone number

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#137928 13-Dec-2013 15:27

I want to program a 3 second delay into a phone number IE 0800XXXXX 3 second delay then a extension number. How do I do this?

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#951714 13-Dec-2013 15:29

Would depend entirely what you're programming it into.

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#951715 13-Dec-2013 15:30

Typically hold down the * key for a few seconds, a comma or "p" should appear on the display.

(works in iphone, has worked on older mobile feature phone's I've had too)

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#951716 13-Dec-2013 15:30

On what is what we need to know

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#951718 13-Dec-2013 15:32

xontech: Typically hold down the * key for a few seconds, a comma or "p" should appear on the display.

(works in iphone, has worked on older mobile feature phone's I've had too)

How can you tell what device / handset they are speaking about?

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#951733 13-Dec-2013 15:50

Sorry, its a Samsung S3. I tried usuing the comma's but that didntr work

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#951734 13-Dec-2013 15:50

johnr:
xontech: Typically hold down the * key for a few seconds, a comma or "p" should appear on the display.

(works in iphone, has worked on older mobile feature phone's I've had too)

How can you tell what device / handset they are speaking about?

I can't hence the "(works in iphone, has worked on older mobile feature phone's I've had too)"