Why does my mute automatically turn on after a few secons to a few minutes into a call. What can I do to correct this?
162227
I never had that problem with the one i got so my b u should return it back explaining what is going on with yours mine works perfectly fine
162228
Because it's a piece of junk lot mine on a trip and have not missed it spent the money to buy one at Sprint which is very comfortable. Pricey but worth the money, it's called the Pump by Blue Ant, might find it on line less expesivly
111876
There is a problem with Motorola Bluetooth v3.0 and HD/Analog switching chip-set. During phone calls it will switch from HD output audio to analog and drop microphone signals putting you on mute after a few seconds. On my iPhone 5s with Bluetooth 4.0 had that issue and people complained that they could not hear me.
751218
To silence the ringer for a specific time the answering machine answers without playing anything through the speakers and to silence the ringers press # key and you are prompted to select 1 to 9 hours or always on that you want to stay in silent mode. Hope this helps.
711219
By default voice activation is off. There is a reason for that. Even when it works ok, you don't always want a voice to trigger it.
6174
I play music from my phone and only pause when i need to answer a call. I have had no problems with it. Good Luck:)
492827
Yes, there is a blue power button that comes on, then mute turns red when pushed, and there is a call button that turns blue when pushed, but I have not used that.
98238
Press MUTE to turn mute on during a call. Press MUTE again to turn mute off. And, yes, press MUTE on the base to mute the corded handset.
1727547
I haven't had anything like that happen, there will be some pauses but only for a millisecond. I would check your connection and if that doesn't do anything, contact the seller. Could be defective.
517933
You have to power it down. There is no mute function. I take mine off to shut it off because you have to hold the power button for between like 6 and 10 seconds. The power button is directly across from the earbud so it shoves it into your ear. So in short, no...
1117173
Hi! My head set has a switch right on the headphone on the right ear piece to mute your voice. When that is pressed, you can still hear everything, but your end of the call is muted. You may have pressed that button without realizing it. You have to press it again to unmute it. Hope this helps.
135741
No, it doesn't. The caller will still hear you after you press the pause button. There isn't a way to place the caller on hold, just mute. They will hear a click when you press mute, so may think you hung up. They will not hear you until you press mute again. They will not hear when you unmute yourself.
189527
It has a "soft" button that becomes the mute button when you're on a call. There's one on the base unit as well as the phone(s).
1671475
When it's on mute, it will beep intermittently to tell you. When it's not on mute, no beep. It's about every 10 seconds. It can be a little tricky since a volume adjustment causes it to beep in response to a volume change as well. A few seconds later, if you don't hear the mute beep, you know you didn't mute it.
692842
The headset does not come with a mute button. The main piece has one on it. If it is not working you may want to replace.
1359392
Yes, it is called silent mode, it allows y'all to select a period of time during which the handset and/or base unit will not ring for outside calls. Y'all select the silent mode on, then the hour and minute for off and then for on. I have not used the feature, though the instructions seem to be straight forward in the manual pages 44 and 45..hth
2111605
I haven't had this problem other than a con-call with someone who accidentally had muted his mic. All I can suggest is that you check your sound system. It doesn't sound like a problem you are going to be able to fix at your end.
501503
I had this problem. The person on the other end of my call always complained of hearing a delay/echo when speaking. I turned off noise suppression (settings>networks tab>call>noise suppression) and poof, no more complaints. I had had this phone for only a couple days at that point so I'm not sure if it was really something to do with the case, or just something quirky with the phone.