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Smartphone 2003 SMS Notification - HOW DO I SHUT IT UP!?


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Guest craigp
Posted

I have just upgrade my MPX200 to 2003 and have hit a MAJOR problem (for me)

In 2002 whilst the SMS alert was playing I was able to stop the sound by using the down-volume. This no longer works in 2003!

This means you HAVE to listen to the full WAV at full volume even AFTER you've read the SMS!!

PLEASE TELL ME THERE IS A SOLUTION!

Craig

PS Short ringtones are no good as it is paramount I am woken up overnight! (unless the sound can be repeated UNTIL I READ THE MESSAGE)

Guest kurtfhouse
Posted

I'm sure I have silenced my little beast with the volume rocker switch since upgrading???

I may have been on a phone call though not SMS can't remember, will check nect time I get a text

Guest crafty
Posted

you don't have to wait to get a text to check this - you should be able to mark a message as unread to get the same effect.

Guest kurtfhouse
Posted

Cheers crafty :oops:

I think mine is the same actually, must have been for a phone call then.

Its hard to tell on mine though as I have a short message tone, will test with a longer one..................

Guest kurtfhouse
Posted

Yep, same bug, how f*cking annoying :evil:

Guest midnight
Posted

hmmm, you should be able to reg tweak this so that on keypress it turns the sounds off, similar to my led tweak, but instead on keypress play a blank wav once :P

Guest craigp
Posted

midnight, I would be eternally grateful if you could expand on that.

I am aware you can put 'scritps' in the registry keys but I don't understand how I could play the empty WAV on a keypress. Also, how would this work anyway given that the MPX200 will play simultaneous tones (i.e. if you get 2 SMSs nearly at the same time then you will hear two SMS alerts played slightly out of sync)

Please correct me and help me fix this problem :oops:

Craig

Guest midnight
Posted

i said 'should' :P

i have no idea if it will work, and i dont have an mpx200, so i dont have a way of playing around with this i'm afraid.

Guest craigp
Posted

Fair enough of course midnight! :P

Would you happen to know then if this is a MPX200 (upgraded to 2003) quirk rather than a 2003 operating system feature? (or do you not have any 2003 device?)

Cheers for trying either way m8!

Craig

Guest kurtfhouse
Posted

craigp

I'm a bit busy at work now for a couple of days but if you want I will have a fiddle and see if I can get Midnights suggestion to work?

Doesn't effect me that much but little things like that really bug me :P

Guest craigp
Posted

kurtfhouse,

If you could take a look it would be most appretiated. I find it really frustrating when 99% of things about the smartphone are brilliant yet fundamental things like this are neglected :P

Fingers crossed and thanks again!

Craig

  • 8 months later...
Guest sifaan
Posted
Fair enough of course midnight!  :D

Would you happen to know then if this is a MPX200 (upgraded to 2003) quirk rather than a 2003 operating system feature? (or do you not have any 2003 device?)

Cheers for trying either way m8!

Craig

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I have an i-mate SP3i and this also has the same problem... so I'd guess it's a 2003 OS problem

/Sifaan

  • 1 month later...
Guest TimJBart
Posted
Any solutions yet?

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I'm keen for an answer too, surely it'd be easy for some clever fellow on here to solve this prob?

  • 6 months later...
Guest rodg98133
Posted

I have a C500 running 2003 and I am not really aware of this happening to mine.

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