Hi people!!
Since i own this mobile, i've used several official and custom ROMS and i detect that when i'm using 3g phone calls do not work properly. I have to reboot the phone to be able to call (or receive a call) properly but after the first call i detect this issue: when i call i do not hear anything, the same if i receive a call...
Anybody knows how to deal with this issue?
Thanks in advance!
do not create posts for small issues, we already have FAQ topic for roms/mods/known issues etc., this question will suit there. keep our board clean.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1483052
btw what do u mean by 3g phone calls? u mean VOIP calls or native video calls?
xlm13x said:
do not create posts for small issues, we already have FAQ topic for roms/mods/known issues etc., this question will suit there. keep our board clean.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1483052
btw what do u mean by 3g phone calls? u mean VOIP calls or native video calls?
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No offence brother but its for the ROMs / MODs related issues only. Moreover if stop people from making threads then we'll never get a Q & A section like others have & our general section will be always messed up. That is because the criteria for getting the section is to have at least 1000 threads or 10000 posts in the General section, so it would be in our interests to allow people post and make threads. We'll get a cleaner General section in return.
I think he's taking about calls made using the network.
Indha Lezzio said:
Since i own this mobile, i've used several official and custom ROMS and i detect that when i'm using 3g phone calls do not work properly. I have to reboot the phone to be able to call (or receive a call) properly but after the first call i detect this issue: when i call i do not hear anything, the same if i receive a call...
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Are you talking about normal voice calls on 3G ? Or video calls on 3G ?
I have made & received voice calls via the network while on 3G without any problems. Check if its a network related problem by using different network providers SIM card.
Your problem could also be caused due to plugging & unplugging of the headset from our handset. To solve it you'll have to plug & unplug the headset a couple of times and then check if its solved. Search for a thread within the general section here itself related to the headset problem to get more details.
Hope this helps.
I mean normal phone calls with 3g activated. It's the situation when i'm not able to make or receive phone calls or receive them properly: if i switch off data connection then phone calls work again properly, if i change data connection to H+ phone calls work properly, or when i have wifi on phone calls work ok. It's only when i have 3G activated that phone calls do not work properly...
Hope it's understood!!!
Indha Lezzio said:
I mean normal phone calls with 3g activated. It's the situation when i'm not able to make or receive phone calls or receive them properly: if i switch off data connection then phone calls work again properly, if i change data connection to H+ phone calls work properly, or when i have wifi on phone calls work ok. It's only when i have 3G activated that phone calls do not work properly...
Hope it's understood!!!
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This is a pretty peculiar issue buddy, I suggest you to temporarily switch the SIM being used in the handset to confirm whether or not it's network related issue.
BTW how do to switch between H+ and 3G data networks?
Here in India it switches automatically depending on the coverage available.
Do update us on the progress.
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i think its 3g whn its just connected in 3g mode and becomes H whn we start downloading or some data transfr work initiates....
I rarely see H+ in my cell
I think these symbol denotes speed of the network data and thrs no way to switch between 3G or H+
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3g means 3g capable network, when data transfer is in progress it will display as H or H+.
H=HSDPA/HSUPA NETWORK(3 or 7 mbps line)
H+=HSPA+ (21 mbps line)
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xlm13x said:
3g means 3g capable network, when data transfer is in progress it will display as H or H+.
H=HSDPA/HSUPA NETWORK(3 or 7 mbps line)
H+=HSPA+ (21 mbps line)
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Thanks For the Deep details of H & H+ xlm13x
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Hi All -
Sorry for a weird (simple) question:
I am used to GSM / At&T - where if you had a 3G connection you could talk on the phone and be on the internet at the same time.
Is CDMA / VZW different? I just talked to a tech and she said it wasn't possible.
Confused...
-Daniel
According to what I have read on this forum and experienced, with CDMA, you cannot be on the internet and on the phone at the same time.
If I am incorrect, I am sure someone will correct me!
KD8FRE
that is correct. It's not possible on CDMA.
Wow. Interesting.
I guess there's a map for that in AT&T's future.
Thanks all - appreciate it.
-D
I never really noticed any kind of problems with it. I can make a phone call while my phone is tethered and I can still also receive calls, I think it probably temporally boots you off 3G during the phone call but put you back on right after.
Yeah EVDO is "1x Evolution Data Only/Optimized" which means that once a voice call comes in you are switched to 1X mode.
The latest SVDO specification (recently released) allows carriers to quadruple their voice calls and also allows data and voice at the same time. However nobody has implemented this yet.
I believe no one will implement this.... Because all providers are going HSPA or right to LTE... Where we will be able to have data and voice at the same time.
3G - voice and data
You can talk and surf the internet but only if you establish a Wifi connection
relicsoul said:
You can talk and surf the internet but only if you establish a Wifi connection
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or if you use VoIP
Seriously though, what's the benefit of having an internet connection going at the same times as making a phone call? Please note, I'm not trying to be rude about this, I'm just curious about it.
Doesn't navigation(on sprint) use the internet? Im able to talk on the phone and still use navigation
There are some "live caller id" services which will do an online 411 lookup for any number that calls you, plus it's nice to be able to browse the internet to look something up while talking with someone (usually handsfree) for example if we're trying to decide on a movie or dinner or where to go out - all very handy to have a simultaneous internet and voice connection.
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Seriously though, what's the benefit of having an internet connection going at the same times as making a phone call? Please note, I'm not trying to be rude about this, I'm just curious about it.
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Two big ones:
1. Conference calls with email coming in. Like - your next meeting has been moved (exchange, push).
2. On phone call - someone asks a question that needs internet connection (I found it this way - they asked what the weather would be like on Sat (it was Monday). I said... hold on a sec... I'll find out... then realized that there is no internet... so I pulled my iPhone out of my pocket and checked it instead. Again - this is something that AT&T does today - just didn't think CDMA was behind the curve on it...
-Daniel
Cool, thanks for showing me the light
My problem (with Sprint) when I had to have a CDMA device is that there is a difference in signal between EVDO and 1X. For instance, I had full signal for EV, but hardly any for 1X... Thus I could be on data all I want, but I had troubles with phone calls....
AstarteSV said:
Seriously though, what's the benefit of having an internet connection going at the same times as making a phone call? Please note, I'm not trying to be rude about this, I'm just curious about it.
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yeah honey, i'll meet you ... where was that? let me punch it in my google maps... o wait CDMA FAIL
Hi everyone, I'm running Android 2.3.4 (OpenSoju Rom) on my Nexus S,
but the issue i'm going to describe has happened to me on other Roms and
even on my old Nexus One.
When the phone is idle, 3G data works great (also when using apps that
require an internet connection), but when I receive a call,
after a minute or two, the 3G icon disappears from the notification
bar and the phone data connectivity is lost - no connection to the internet.
I've asked around and someone told me it is because the phone switches to
2G network during the call and when in the phone is in 2G mode, during a call
there is no data (on a 2G network).
I know that in the past this behavior did not occur, and in my country
when in 3G during a call - data is enabled!
So does anyone know how to fix/change the setting that causes this behavior?
'cause, for me, sometimes I really need the data connection during a call,
for example, when navigating using Waze (which needs data connectivity),
and receiving a call it causes Waze to stop working and I lose my GPS direction.
Thanks.
Use to work for me too. Then i noticed when AT&T started saying the had talk and web at same time, mysteriously it started doing what is happening to you. And i have Sprint, unless you switch to at&t you might be waiting for awhile.
guys234 said:
Hi everyone, I'm running Android 2.3.4 (OpenSoju Rom) on my Nexus S,
but the issue i'm going to describe has happened to me on other Roms and
even on my old Nexus One.
When the phone is idle, 3G data works great (also when using apps that
require an internet connection), but when I receive a call,
after a minute or two, the 3G icon disappears from the notification
bar and the phone data connectivity is lost - no connection to the internet.
I've asked around and someone told me it is because the phone switches to
2G network during the call and when in the phone is in 2G mode, during a call
there is no data (on a 2G network).
I know that in the past this behavior did not occur, and in my country
when in 3G during a call - data is enabled!
So does anyone know how to fix/change the setting that causes this behavior?
'cause, for me, sometimes I really need the data connection during a call,
for example, when navigating using Waze (which needs data connectivity),
and receiving a call it causes Waze to stop working and I lose my GPS direction.
Thanks.
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Hi all,
i noticed that my phone (drops/do not) receive calls if i was connected to the internet through the data plan, but it works just fine if i was connected through WiFi, any ideas?
PS: i changed many radios but still the same.
When the calls fail, is the phone is on 2G mode or 3G mode?
i was having a bad reception on 3G so i switched to GSM Only option.
blackrose157 said:
i was having a bad reception on 3G so i switched to GSM Only option.
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That could be the problem - as 2G does not allow data and voice/text at the same time, could be that because data is active, calls are being dropped. Try disabling data for a while and see if the problem goes away.
yes that is correct, when the send & receive bars of the data is blinking i cant receive calls, otherwise i can receive calls with no problems.
i will try to switch back to 3G and test how it's gonna work.
thanks for your help.
No problem. I had this problem a lot before on my HTC Legend using the stock ROM. While on 2G mode, people would tell me my phone would keep going to voicemail even though I had full reception, and sometimes I would receive texts really late. It was very annoying as I never had the problem previously on Nokia phoens.
However, since switching to CyanogenMod on the Legend, and also on the Desire S, I haven't noticed the problem as much.
Have the same problem on same carrier,
Sometimes, an SMS notifies me that someone has tried to contact me with no success !!
I thought this was carrier related, but never thought this is 3G/2G radio problem on stock ROM!!
Will give the "GSM Only" option a try and will report back.
Thank you all !!!
Hello,
With my previous handset i use to get active data connection while on call, but with One Plus One its not available.
I am using the same SIM card, and i have read somewhere that this feature is by default provided the Network operators however the handset should be compatible.
Is there are way we can activate this?
eagledipesh said:
Hello,
With my previous handset i use to get active data connection while on call, but with One Plus One its not available.
I am using the same SIM card, and i have read somewhere that this feature is by default provided the Network operators however the handset should be compatible.
Is there are way we can activate this?
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This should be enabled by default. At least it was for me. You have to be on 3G or LTE, it does not work on EDGE.
davebugyi said:
This should be enabled by default. At least it was for me. You have to be on 3G or LTE, it does not work on EDGE.
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I am on 3G, but i donot get data connection, infact i dont have H+ sign besides network bar..... (while on call, after the call is disconnected, i get data connection)
Please share the ROM, Kernel and Modem details.
Thanks.
eagledipesh said:
I am on 3G, but i donot get data connection, infact i dont have H+ sign besides network bar..... (while on call, after the call is disconnected, i get data connection)
Please share the ROM, Kernel and Modem details.
Thanks.
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Here it is
eagledipesh said:
Hello,
With my previous handset i use to get active data connection while on call, but with One Plus One its not available.
I am using the same SIM card, and i have read somewhere that this feature is by default provided the Network operators however the handset should be compatible.
Is there are way we can activate this?
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No issues so far. I get LTE even when I am on a call.
I use Airtel 4G (Bangalore, India).
Hi,
I've noticed that my data is cut off when I make a regular cellular phone call. Is that normal?
I use sim1 for phone calls, and sim2 for data, so I had expected that I could use them both at the same time. It's a little annoying because I use my cell data for an internet connection.
Does it depend on the type of connection? I think they are both 4G most of the time...when I'm a phone call on sim1, sim2 puts up a little hour glass next to the signal meter...I've not seen that before.
I'm assuming you've setup both sims correctly for their required purposes? A good read about it here.
https://gadgetguideonline.com/andro...able-in-dual-sim-dual-standby-android-phones/
https://support.sonymobile.com/glob...nce/0231018807c614a08013cec540b570055ff/#gref
https://support.t-mobile.com/thread/151769
Limeybastard said:
I'm assuming you've setup both sims correctly for their required purposes? A good read about it here.
https://gadgetguideonline.com/andro...able-in-dual-sim-dual-standby-android-phones/
https://support.sonymobile.com/glob...nce/0231018807c614a08013cec540b570055ff/#gref
https://support.t-mobile.com/thread/151769
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Thanks for that!
I think I had set it up that way earlier, but have been fiddling to try to get it to work and had disabled one or two of those things.
In any case, I have now enabled them, but it still doesn't work - ie, if I make a call using one sim, the other one gets a small 'hour glass' next to it and the things using it for an internet connection get disconnected.
I wonder if there's a way to completely disable 'voice' for the sim I'm using for data only?