- Sometimes I can make incoming and outgoing calls
- Sometimes I can make or recieve calls but the person on the other end cannot hear me
- Sometimes the person trying to call me will hear 1-2 rings and then it will go straight to voicemail
- Sometimes the person will call me but the call will disconnect after a few seconds
I'm registered on my network and have a strong signal. What could the problem be? It only happens periodically which is so strange. If it was a constant issue I could better isolate the cause but at this point I'm completely lost.
I had the same problem - go to Settings - Mobile Networks Mode - Network Mode and select LTE/CDMA instead of Automatic
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Hi Guys,
When I make a call, it used to ring on my handset to inform me that it was ringing at the other end. It has now stopped doing that. (e.g. dial the number, press connect, phone rings at this end, person answers)
Is this likely to be the network not sending a notification to my phone to ring, or the phone not understanding that notification, or just not ringing.
The other person answers fine after a few seconds, and the call proceeds as per normal. Equally when someone calls me it all works fine.
wait.. did it use to notifity you thru the system or thru the phone itself? if it was a system notification it's probably the device, if it's the phone it's probably the network.
I've set up VoIP with my TISP using this template:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299950
It works and I can see I'm connected to my TISP.
However, whenever I make calls, it will ring and the recipient will receive the call, but as soon as the recipient picks up, the call will end on both sides.
If I dial my voicemail for example, it will ring and pick up. I'll hear the start of the voicemail automatic menu for a split (less than half a second) second before the call cuts itself.
The same thing happens when I dail out to another number. I'll hear the other party for a split second after pickup and the call will end.
I can't try incoming calls though as my TISP only offers outgoing but no incoming calls (incoming calls are routed to my cell phone).
Anyone know how to fix this?
The ROM I'm using is this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=551642
My TISP works with my Trinity before I switched to this phone.
Couldn't find my exact situation. Called ATT and they have never heard of it before.
ATT gs3 running CM10, has happened on nightlies as well as the stable
factory reset, reflash, same issues
1. Have phone charging or leave phone alone for 3-4 hours
2. Will not receive incoming calls. No call screen, not just silent.
3. No missed call notification
4. No voicemail notification if voicemail is left
5. my signal strength shows the radio is on and has high signal strength.
Work-around:
1. I just have to use the phone features (calling out, dialing voicemail), then i can receive calls again.
Because I don't have to reset the phone I feel like whatever service for dialing/phone is shutting off to save battery, but won't "wake" until i make a call. I would like not having to make a call every few hours to receive incoming calls.
Haven't heard of this you may want to ask this in the att forum. This is the Verizon one. It may be something that is an att cm10 problem.
Sent from my SCH-I535
I've found that whenever I make a call, there is a long pause before the call is connected and actually starts ringing, up to 30 seconds at times, but the call eventually goes through. This is not the case when calling voicemail however, after the pause it hangs up and says "call lost" before connecting. I have yet to be able to access voicemail. I've tried calling voicemail in a few different ways, it's all the same. Any ideas?
Checking to see if others are having similar experience...go to make a phone call and the phone app ends the call ("Call Ended" across the top) as soon as I press to dial a number or contact. The only way I have found to get a call to go through when this happens is to turn airplane mode on / off again which I guess resets the network connection.
I dont have the best cell reception where I am and use wifi calling too, but it does not seem to make a difference if I am using wifi or not.