Another Hack...DTMF - Motorola Q Forum

BlindScott · 07-17-2008, 09:02 PM

Okay everyone, I have another hack questionfor you. On the Moto q 9h I am looking for a hack to set the DTMF to the duration that a key is pressed. Not simply the long or short setting that is offered in the SETTINGS - PHONE - DTMF. I am having trouble accessing audimated systems while in a call. While typing a long string of numbers such as an account #. I have to press a number then pause then press the next number and so on. I would like it if the phone would allow me to depress a key and have the tone only as long as I have pressed the key not a set duration of time.
Thanks,

PacoJr67 · 07-17-2008, 09:06 PM

it sounds like that's a flaw in that particular system itself, my default is set to short, and i've never had any problems no matter how long a number I'm entering.
I'm also not familiar with any hack to accomplish this

rudeboy · 07-17-2008, 09:21 PM

ditto as Paco... never had an issue.

mexiken · 07-17-2008, 11:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PacoJr67

it sounds like that's a flaw in that particular system itself, my default is set to short, and i've never had any problems no matter how long a number I'm entering.
I'm also not familiar with any hack to accomplish this

Ditto. Its the system you're calling, not the phone.

No problems here. Ever.

BlindScott · 07-18-2008, 12:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PacoJr67

it sounds like that's a flaw in that particular system itself, my default is set to short, and i've never had any problems no matter how long a number I'm entering.
I'm also not familiar with any hack to accomplish this

Its not simply one system I've had problems with. On other phones I have used in the past, I could type a string of numbers as quickly as I desired, with the Q, even on SHORT DTMF mode, if I type at a faster rate one tone bleeds into the next without a pause, causing a sort of jamming effect. I thought there might be a line in the registry that I could alter.

mexiken · 07-18-2008, 12:20 AM

Hm, sounds like the device then. I've never had any problems. Try a Master Reset to see if it fixes it. If not, call 611 (assuming you have AT&T) and have them troubleshoot it. Make sure you call from another device.