Speakerphone volume control - Uniden 5.8GHz Expandable Cordless Phone System with Digital Answering System

you to replace the speakkr of the handset.

Internal speaker sound volume is controlled by the rocker switch on the right side - directly below the headset jack. This will control both the private listening mode volume level and the volume of speaker when Speakerphone (or MP3 audio) is selected. The speakerphone mode is toggled on and off by pressing the "$" key (to the right of the "M" key).

Ringer volume is controlled by first selecting one of the seven customizable profiles under the speaker icon on the top left of the screen (below the battery gauge). Move the cursor to highlight the speaker icon and press the track ball. Choose the desired profile: Normal, Loud, Medium, Vibrate Only, Silent, Phone calls Only or All Alerts Off. Repeat the process - but this time scroll all the way past the profile list - and choose "Edit Profiles" instead. Here you can select the profiles one by one (or even add a new one) to customize them to your liking. You decide the sound, volume,etc for all the alerts for each profile. It provides a huge amount of customizing choices.

Finally, you can freely download the 314 page Blackberry Tour 9630 User Guide to learn about all the functions and tips using the phone.

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1. • 1 Press the green "Phone" key on the main screen of your iPhone. This key has a silhouette of a traditional hand receiver and is located on the bottom part of the screen.
     
   • 2 Begin to use your speakerphone by making a call or accepting a call from other participants. You can make a call by going to your "Contacts" list or activating the keyboard and dialing a number. Incoming phone calls can be accepted by pressing the "Accept" key underneath the caller ID.
     
   • 3 Activate the "Speaker" function on your iPhone when you are ready to use your speakerphone. This button is located above the caller's information and allows you to switch on and off with one tap of your finger.
     
   • 4 Put participants on hold while you use your iPhone speakerphone. There is a "Hold" key at the bottom of the calling screen that lets you speak to people without bringing callers into the conversation.
     
   • 5 Access your contact information over the Internet while you use your speakerphone. You can reach the main page of your iPhone by pressing the "Home" button if you are on hold. The iPhone does not allow you to play music or use other audio options while on hold because you are still on the phone.
     
   • 6 Adjust the volume level before you begin a conference using your speakerphone. There are volume buttons on the side of the iPhone that provide detailed control over speaker sound levels.
     
   • 7 Mute the speakerphone if you must leave your office or take a break from a conversation. The "Mute" key is available on the call screen and instantly cuts off your microphone and the speaker.
     
   • 8 Add new contacts to your iPhone that you have called on your speakerphone. You can go back to your "Recent Calls" list or the keyboard to find numbers to add to your "Contacts" list.
     

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While you're in the call, use the volume buttons on the right hand side of the Tour to turn up the volume.

If you still can't hear, you might want to try using the speakerphone -- it's louder. The speakerphone button is the same as the dollar sign ($) button, just press it during a call to activate the speakerphone.

If the volume button makes your outgoing call sound better, but then the next time you make a call the volume drops again, go into the phone's sound settings (Home folder > Options folder > Phone Options > General Options) and under Default Call Volume, change it to a higher number, or to Previous.

it may sound stupid, but i had that happen too. I had use the side volume controls to raise the media volume, depending on when you press the volume button it will adjust the ring volume or media volume. Press the button while the msg is playing.

at the very top under the screen when it is pushed ALL the way back, there should be two arrows. they control volume

the speaker needs to be replaced it is busted so take the phone to a mobile service center and have them fix it.

Here is how you activate the speaker phone:

1. During a call, press the Options soft key to access the following: Loud Spkr ON/OFF: Allows you to enable the speakerphone option.
2. Also, During a call, use the speakerphone key in conjunction with the left soft key to activate the speakerphone operation.

For both options use the volume keys (located on the left side
of your phone) to adjust the volume.

If neither of these methods work, then there is a problem with your phone.

Good Luck!

Saw this once with a bad speaker and another time the reset process shut something off....

It's been about 6 years... sorry...

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try http://www.instructables.com/id/ENS2WGYU4WEP287C0L/