[blakehansen24]

All of my ringtones are exactly 30 seconds in length, but my iPhone only rings for approx. 20 or so seconds...

Does anyone know how to let/make my phone ring for a full 30 seconds??

[Clem-Clone]

try this, from another poster

Change your ringer to 30 seconds long, before vmail kicks in.

Well I actually found something useful from the Apple forums.

How to Extend your Ringer Time
From: BCammaratta
Here is what i know about the ringer time.

First type *#61#{SEND}. Your iPhone will show where your voicemail calls are
being to sent to. Write down the number as for you will need later. Second type
{STAR} {STAR} 61 {STAR}{the number you just wrote down}**30#{SEND}. When you get
the confirmation dismiss it. Finally, check that your calls are still being
forwarded to the correct number. Type *#61#{SEND} and verify its the same number
as before.

There you have it, your now 30 second ringer.

Where you see {STAR} it means *, i couldnt get it to show it correctly

[blakehansen24]

thanks that really did work perfectly.

[jslessley]

wow nice find, works great.

[kadinh]

well, i thought the code was the same bc i still have at&t as when i had my blackjack. so i put in the code and it deactivated all of the voicemail services :/

looks like i will have to call at&t to get them to fix it.

but i am glad i found this thread to show me how to do it correctly when i get it fixed

well just to let everyone know, if you screw up your phone, you can just follow the steps posted above to reactivate your #, then note the #, and follow the steps.

thanks again.

and thank you to the TS for starting this thread to solve my problem.

[reznor9]

what carriers does this hack work for? Only AT&T?

[millionman]

Is there a way to make it even longer? I don't really feel or hear my phone when I'm, and by the time I do hear or feel it they hung up already.

[CaptainChaos]

Originally Posted by millionman

Is there a way to make it even longer? I don't really feel or hear my phone when I'm, and by the time I do hear or feel it they hung up already.

I was told by a rep that if your phone rings longer than 30 seconds you will be charged 1 minute of airtime. This was last year so I am not sure if it is still in effect.


The above code works great.