Solution on delay answer when data on (no hard reset needed!)

[RickRed40]

I can't thank you enough for this solution. I was missing very important calls and couldn't figure out why until I googled the problem and found this thread. Changing the value to 777 allowed me to answer calls when the data setting was on.

Question since I have both Configuration programs on my phone HD and Advance Cong, can I uninstall these programs without damaging any phone settings I've made with them.

I've learned my lesson. Next time I do registry settings on my own.

[cptaj]

I have an HTC Imagio and a GSM line. It's configured to GSM only and I'm running the latest EnergyROM. I was experiencing this issue where I can't answer incoming calls.

I read up on the solution you linked but it didn't work for me. In fact, EnergyROM already comes with the #777 entry. I changed the CacheTime entry from 600 to 60 and used advanced config to set a 10 min disconnect. This changed my SuspendResume entry to "GPRS_bye_if_device_off" which, coupled with the 60 cachetime seems to have solved the issue.

[shaggylive]

Originally Posted by cptaj

I have an HTC Imagio and a GSM line. It's configured to GSM only and I'm running the latest EnergyROM. I was experiencing this issue where I can't answer incoming calls.

I read up on the solution you linked but it didn't work for me. In fact, EnergyROM already comes with the #777 entry. I changed the CacheTime entry from 600 to 60 and used advanced config to set a 10 min disconnect. This changed my SuspendResume entry to "GPRS_bye_if_device_off" which, coupled with the 60 cachetime seems to have solved the issue.

yes, this thread is for CDMA service. I do thank you for all the precise details as someday I may incorporate dual radio options into the script.